Mount Abraham Union High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bristol, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1986 volume:

Layout: Carmen Ladeau A u hf J nsmiBO Layout: Carmen Ladeau DEDICATION We, the class of 1986 dedicate this year- book to you, Mr. Rick Desorda. In be- stowing this honor on you, we hope to show our gratitude for all the work done for us, and also all the smiles you've brought to us. In doing this we hope to make you a happy camper. Thanks for everything, and take Care!! 3 Congra t ula tion s Congratulations to the class of 1980. Time is the one constant in life. Just think! Around your thir- tieth birthday you will move into the 21st century. You and two or three billion travelers will progress through time on spaceship earth. You will carry some old problems with you and undoubtedly you will create some of your own. An intriguing prospect is the change you will wit- ness in your lifetime. What new inventions will you see? What new frontiers will open in space, medicine, communications and travel? Look at the change man has created in the last 86 years - televi- sion, radio, airplanes, spacecrafts, microwave ov- ens. miracle drugs, organ transplants - just to mention a few. The twenty-first century promises similar and perhaps greater happenings. You are fortunate to be able to be a part of scientific, medi- cal and social changes the scope of which we have no idea in 1986. You will see, I hope, the end of war, pollution, racial conflict, hunger and disease. I also hope you will actively engage in solving these problems. Your teachers have worked hard to provide you with coping skills and the basic skills of mathe- matics, science, writing, reading, physical fitness, computers, and driver education. I urge you to study, think, and become involved in your destiny. Face the future by being an inner-directed person. Don't follow the crowd, sheeplike, but rather use flexibility, self-reliance, and clear thinking skills as you push ahead in time. Good luck to each of you as you journey into mysterious time. Keith L. Hall Superintendent of Schools To The Class Of 1986 Congratulations to each of you graduating seniors. You are very shortly going to experience one of the major change points in your life and I assure you that you, as many before you, will experience var- ied and confusing emotions on Graduation Day. I encourage you to remember that while gradua- tion commemorates the completion of one phase of your life it also heralds the beginning of the next phase which, if you are prepared, leads to full participation in our society as a young adult. Nev- er forget that the much longed for freedom of adulthood brings with it a good mix of that free- dom, additional rights and the many responsibil- ities of our complex society. The first two can only be fully enjoyed if you wholeheartedly dedicate yourselves to meeting your responsibilities to par- ents, friends, and society in general. Remember for our society to function at its best it requires the participation of the maximum number of citizens. I hope that in this sense you will truly join and participate in today's adult world. I wish you each happiness and contentment and welcome you gradutates to your new status. Harry A. Lawrence Principal Layout: Tammy Cousino Chairman: David Marsters ____- Sitting: Evelyn Dike, David Marsters, Claire Scribner, Standing: Bertha Hanson, Carol Eldridge, Susan Scott-Smith, Elsa Gilbertson, Andrew Johnson, Lorraine Hulst, Martin Hawkes, Absent: Tom Yager, Ed Hilbert, Fred Thompson, Martina Sundby O Co FACULTY Once Upon A Time . . . No you didn't. It just flew away! Gulp, I think I swallowed a fly. It wasn't THAT bad If the fly made it through so can I. Wisino Layouts Ltd. 15 Layout By Cathi O'Neil Scott Marcelle Qsjoesjs Drivers Sd Cibrary Media Center 18 Layout By: Cathi Scott Catherine Lynn Apgar Katy, Right Guard, Katidid, Pickled Beets 12 30 68 Be good and if you can't be good, be good at it! Softball 9,10; Swim Team 9; Cheerlead- ing 10; DECA 12; FBLA 12 College, Marry, Move, Job as accountant Kimberly F. Atkins Kimmer 7 23 68 I can complain be- cause rose bushes have thorns or re- joice because thorn bushes have roses. It's all how you look at it. DUO 10-12 Night college courses in Middlebury Walter 1. Atkins Jr. Peanut, Walt, Wazzo 4 14 68 Buy a Chevy, buy the best. Drive a mile, fly the rest. Baseball 9; Voca- tional 11, 12 Tech. School?, Job, Marriage Todd Baldwin Michael William Brown Brownie, Brown Store, Bro, Zownie 6 13 68 Appreciation is like an insurance policy. It has to be renewed every now and then. Basketball 9-12; Baseball 9-12; Soc- cer 12; Ring Comm. 10; Yearbook 12; Prom Comm. 11 College 26 John Burham John, John-John 8 16 66 Life can only be what you make it, so take the time to make it the best you can! Chorus 11,12; Cross Country 9, 10; Warner Endowment Comm. 9-12; Coif 9- 12; Drama 11, 12 Tech. School, College Sarah Ann Camm Sally, Sally G., Bando 10 24 68 Do you wanna party? Track 10-12; Boy's Basketball Mgr. 11, 12; Project Gradua- tion 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Ring Committee 10 College Pierre Andre Choquette 1 2 67 To be successful in trucking. Stacie Lee Chamberlain Elton, Spacy 12 1 67 Mature love say, I need you because I love you. Imma- ture love says, I love you because I need you. Cheerleading 9; Baseball Mgr. 9, 10 Job Stacy Carlton Stace 4 3 68 Life is not a brief cawdle, but a splen- did torch that I want to burn brightly be- fore passing it on. Cheerleading 10, 12; Cadet Fire Patrol 9, 10; Prom Committee 11 College Jennifer A. Buonincontro Jenny, Jen 11 19 68 All this could be such A dream so it seems I was never much good at goodbyes. -Night Ranger Field Hockey 9; Ch eerleadi ng 9-11; Softball 9-12, Na- tional Honor Soci- ety 11, 12; Prom Comm. 11; Project Graduation 11; Band 9-12 College 27 ■I ■■■ Robin Aldeane Clark Bobbie, Robbie Fox 5 24 66 Everything is striv- ing after the wind if we don't have con- cern for each other. Vocational 11, 12; Yearbook 12 Job, Travel ki Joel Patrick Clodgo Slojuff, Buckwheat 10 5 67 All good things come to those who wait. Baseball 9; Year- book 12; Vocational 11; VICA Sec. 11 Air Force Wendy Ann Compagna Pooh-bear. Mouth, Blondie 5 30 66 I love him today, more than I did yesterday, but never as much as I will tomorrow. Youth Ministry 9, 10; SADD 11; Voca- tional 11, 12, HERO 11, 12 College, Marriage, Job Eric Cousino Cousy, Cooino, Cousino, Farm, Cous, Cousin, Bro 2 1 66 Smile! It takes 72 muscles to frown and it only takes 14 to smile! Soccer 9-12; Base- ball 10-12; Prom Committee 11; Boys State 11; Yearbook 12; Close-Up 12 College Jeremy A. Cota Cota, Cote 6 11 66 You cannot visual- ize the full extent of a person just from the outside. Instead you have to look deep inside them with love and un- derstanding and add this beauty to them. Baseball 9-12; Bas- ketball 12; Soccer 11-12 Make lots of money and do something besides going to Middlebury every night!! 26 Layout By Erica Scribner Lisa Ann Cross Lisa 6 24 66 Tcshuss Class President 11; Ring Committee 10; Prom Comm. 11; Project Graduation 11,12; Basketball 9- 11; Softball 9-12; Student Senate 11 Business Judith Ann D Avignon Judy, Jude, George, ID. 12 24 67 Every sp often you've got to say... Youth Ministry 9 - 12; Project Gradua- tion 12; Brownie Leader 12 Eric Field 12 12 68 If All else fails, read the directions Vocational Job Kathleen Ann Frey Kat, Kathy 11 14 67 We all need the clowns to make us smile through space and time wondering where I am, lost without you . . . Forever Journey Band 9-12, Softball Mgr. 9-11; Pep Band II Tina Marie Gagnon 11 5 67 Life is a journey and love makes the trip worthwhile. Vocational 11, 12 Job Rick Desorda Rickie no official birth date If I could take a stu- dent and make a man out of him, or a lady, they'd always be happy campers basketball 9-12; swim Team 12; young Conserva- tives for Eisenhower 29 Tara Ann Haney 4 13 68 Always do right - this will gratify some people and as- tonish the rest. Varsity Boy's Track Mgr. 9, 10; Ring Committee 10; Year- book 12; Youth Ministry 9-11; Class Treasurer 9 College Kristine Lee Higbee Kris, Kristy 8 2 68 Live every moment and love every day; because before you know it your pre- cious time will slip away. Reo Speedwagon Ring Comm. 10; Prom Comm 11; Basketball 10-12; Softball 9-12; CMTI 11, 12; Drama 9; Big Brother Big Sister 12; Project Gradua- tion 12 College John Howard Max, Butch 4 27 68 Darn!!! It's been long! Vocational 11, 12; Soccer 9, 10 Air Force, Tech. School 30 Layout By Erica Scribner Christine Ann Heffernan Chris 12 6 67 Experience is what you get when you didn't get what you wanted. Basketball 9-11; Band 9, 10 2 Year College Tra- vel and Tourism Karen Lynn Haney Shorty, Freddy, Kwin, Kay 4 13 68 Cheerleading 9,10; SADD 11, 12; Pro- ject Grad. 12; Youth Ministry 9-12 College, Job Moving Nina Hulst neen 12 20 66 Then they whis- pered to each other, O, delightful little brother, what a lovely walk we've taken! Golf 9-12; Field Hockey 11, 12, Dra- ma 9-12; Chorus 9- 12; Student Senate 12; NHS 11,12; Close-Up 10-12; Genesis 9-12; Prom Comm. 11; Ski Club 10-12 College Aase Hunnestad Trulte 1 26 68 Smile and the world will smile with you. Cry and you cry alone. So keep smil- ing! Tusen taak for meg! Moving, Education in Norway Paul Jerome Jerome 10 11 67 Well, it's been real, it's been fun, but it sure hasn 't been real fun. Soccer 9-11; Base- ball 9-12; Wrestling 10, GMTI10-12 Tech. School Lisa Kamencik Lis, Scooky 5 26 68 The only place pros- perity comes before work is in the dictionary. Close-Up 10-12; Drama 10; Soccer Mgr. 9-11; Wres- tling Mgr. 9-11; Softball 10 College Marcel Kimball Kimball 3 10 68 HmphhH And they said it couldn't be done!! CEP 10-12; Ring Comm. 10; Voca- tional 11, 12 Job, Make a million in two years Greg Kress Bro 9 14 68 The race is not al- ways to the swift, nor the battle to the strong. But that's the way to bet. Soccer 11, 12; Prom Comm. 11; Ski Club 9-12 College 31 Lisa M. Larmay Twist, Pizza, Sis, Mom, Animal, Cergy 5 4 68 The world is full of kings and queens who blind your eyes and steal your dreams; It's just heaven and . . . Cheerleading 9, 10; Project Crad. SADD 11; CFP 9, 11, 12; PH A 9; CMTI11, 12 College, Job, Happiness Lawrence Howard Luppi Jr. Loops, Fruit Loops, Lar, Looper, Larry 8 20 68 I'm always right! Well, most of the time. Track 9-11; Year- book 12; Junior Conference Alt. 11; Boys State Alt. 11 Walter Kevin Martens Professor 8 19 68 Two things in life are irreplaceable; People and time; When realized, all else falls into place. Track 9-12; Cross- Country 9-12; Scholars Bowl 11, 12; Boys State 11,12; Winter Track 11, 12 College Kristen Lattrell Kris 12 18 68 Live today with a smile for there may not be a tomorrow. Varsity Cheerlead- ing 9; J.V. Cheer- leading 10 College or Job Jeffrey L. Masterson Jeff 6 10 68 Co for it today. You might not have the chance tomorrow. Basketball 9-12 Job Wendy Lynn Martell Toby, Snuffy 9 17 67 You got 'em dobs! Vocational 11, 12; DUO 10; HERO 11, 12 (Secretary- Treasurer) Marriage, Job Layout By: Tomjterrific)JvIcKean KMV $9® MOST ARTISTIC John and Marin BEST FRIENDS Tom and David; Kathy and Jenny Layout by: Roxanne Pandiani 86 ’ semoks 42 Layout By: Marvelous Mike Brown and Eric Emeritus Cousino 3 H Layout By: C. Ladeau T. Wisell, V. Johnson, K. VanVliet, M. Howard, T. Tierney, B. Chandler, T. Caruso, S. Crady, A. Buonincontro. Layout By Cathi O'Neil JUNIOR SENIOR PROM Andrea Meader Goofy, Goofball, Pooter 3 19 68 AFS 12; FHA 9 College Thomas McKean Jr. Tom, Chico, Fido, Bro 12 14 68 All that is gold does not glitter, not all those who wander are lost Pres. 9, 12; Sec. 11; V.P. 10; Soccer 9-12; Baseball 9-12; Bas- ketball 9-12; Ybk. 11, 12; Ring Comm. 10;NHS11,12; Gen. 9- 12; Scholars Bowl 10- 12; Boys St. 11; Vt. Inst, on Int. Af- fairs 11. Jennifer Marin Melchior Marin, Min, MGM 6 12 68 Dance by me close, tell them all to go. One's for the mon- ey, but I'm through with the show. NHS 11, 12; Nat. Art H.S. 10-12; Pres. 10; Student Senate Treas. 10; Track 9; Basketball 9, 10; Fid. Hockey 10-12; Year- book 10-12; Band 9- 12; YFU Senate Scholar to Japan 11 College Beth Marie Miner Besh, Bether 1 5 69 Some people enter our lives and quick- ly go. Some stay awhile, leave foot- prints in our hearts, and we're never ever the same. Band 9-12; Chorus 9-12; Field Hockey 12, AFS 12, Sec. 9, Treas. 12, NHS 11, 12; Youth Min. 9-12; Clarinet Quintet 11, 12; Prom Comm. 11; Ski Club 10-12 4 yr. College Melissa M. Myrick Missy, Miss 12 9 68 You've passed your most dangerous and difficult test when the one staring back from the glass is your friend. Chorus 9, 11, 12; Track 9; Drama 11, 12; Close-Up 10, 12, Field Hockey Mgr. 11, 12 College, Psycholo- gy, Travel Helen Norris Hel, Mel 9 29 68 The little ones leaped, and shouted, and laughed. And all the hills echoed. -William Blake Genesis 9, 10; Chorus 10, 11; Prom Comm. 11; Drama 10; Field Hockey 9- 12; Track 9-12; AFS 11, 12 College, Travel, and laugh as much at age 60 as I do nowI 49 Shawn Arthaur O'Neil 11 4 66 Nothing is impossible! Track 9-12; Cross- Country 9-12; Wrest. 9; Wntr. Track 11, 12; Video Tech. 10-12; Jr. Con- ference 11; Boys State 11; Yearbook 12; Prom Comm. 11; New Englands 10- 12; Ring Comm. 10 College, Service, Try and make it to the Olympics Roxanne Pandiani Rocky, Rock, Roxy 10 14 66 Remember A, re- member B, but C that U remember me! J.V. Cheerleading 10; V. Cheerleading 11, V. Softball Mgr. 10, 11; Prom Comm. 11, Vice-Pres. 12 College Bruce Scott Perlee Scott 9 4 67 If you don't do it to- day and will not do it tomorrow, you should have done it yesterday. Vocational; Pres. VICA; Babe Ruth 9 Job (Machining) Lauren Virginia Powers Lee, S.L.T.L.L. 10 13 68 Blackbird singing in dead of night. Take these broken wings and learn to fly. You were only waiting for this mo- ment to be free. -Beatles Drama 9-12; Close- Up 11 4 yr. College, Grad- uate College Helen J. Parent 9 12 68 If you believe in something it's never very far away. The believing is the hardest part, not the goal. College, to fly an airplane before I die. Mike Parker Leadfoot 4 25 67 The heck with him if he can't take a joke. Auto VICA Presi- dent 11; Auto VICA secretary 12 Job 50 Layout By Erica Scribner Barbara Theresa Rain ville Barb, Lady 9 25 68 I left you to journey to rainbow's end and found not the gold I searched for. but you, my friend. Ring Comm. 10; French Club 10; Close-Up 10; Youth Ministry 9, 10; Alt. for Teens 11, 12; Prom Comm. 11; Yearbook 12 College (Education) Keri-Anne Rathbun Keri, Chipper, Buns. Red, Chicken Legs 8 19 68 Life's not so short I care to keep the un- happy days; I choose to sleep. Band 9; Cadet Fire Patrol 9-11 Jennifer Heck Rink Jenny, Jen 3 25 68 We must learn to live together as brothers or perish together as fools. Martin Luther King Jr. Genesis 9-12; Ring Comm. 10; HOBY 10; All State James Robideau Flash 9 16 67 Live your life one day at a time. Don't try to take too much on at once. Track 9 Job Theresa Anne Sawyer Terry, Tres, Ralph, Eyes, Brown Eyes, Gizmo 12 3 68 When given a chance, a friend is like a smile, it is easy to make. C.O.P. Class Rep 12; NHS 12; Stud. Sen- ate 9; Cheerleading 9,10; Drama 9; Ring Comm. 10; DUO 10- 12; Prom Comm. 11; Treas 10, 11; Voca- tional 11, 12; Project Grad. 12. Brenda Shores 3 28 68 If you can't beat them with bril- liance, baffle them with . . . Softball 9 Job 51 William Simmons Will 9 16 68 I feel more like I do now than I ever have before. Track Mgr. 9; Track Sarah Cowles Slayton Sar, Sary 6 28 68 There's stil time to change the road you're on . . . -Led Zeppelin Basketball 9, 10; Field Hockey 9-12; V. Baseball Mgr. 9, 10; Student Senate 9-11; Girls State 11; Mt. Echo Review 11, 12; Gen. 9-12; NHS 11, 12; Yearbook 12, VSAC 10-12 College (Commer- cial Art) Sharon Ann Sorrell Mommy, Mom, Mum 5 11 68 God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change . . . Courage to change the things I can and widsom to know the difference. Vocational 12; DUO II Job, Marry, Raise my son Jonathan then maybe College ■Bi Kreg Stewart 7 8 68 Never give up try- ing to do what you know you can do. Cross-Country 9-12; Track 9-12 Bruce Sturtevant Sturtevant, Moose 6 23 67 I am glad that it came and is gone. Wrestling 10 Air Force Douglas Sturtevant Doug, Ugh, Stretch, Dougie 4 11 68 Walk in front of me and I may not fol- low. Walk behind me and I may not lead. But walk be- side and be my friend. Cross-Country 9-12; Prom Comm. 11; Track 9-12 College 52 Layout By Erica Scribner Audrey Terrier Blondie 6 29 68 Smile! DUO 10; FFA 11, 12 College, Job Sherri Lynn Thibault Sher 6 28 68 The world is always changing, nothing seems the same. But I'll stand the test of time cherishing the love, cherishing the life. Softball 10-12; DUO 10-12; Ring Comm. 11; Prom Comm. 11; Yearbook 12 2 yr. Business College Denise Christine Thomas Digger, Dude 7 24 68 Turn me loose! Softball 9-12; VICA 11, 12 Job Kathy Ann Thompson 6 26 67 Kat, Tigger, Kit Kat Keep your face to- wards the sun and you will never see the shadows. Vocational 11, 12; DUO 9-11 Job working with children Timothy Thompson Walnut 2 25 67 Vocational 11 Loralee Kate Trudeau Rori, Animal, Old Lady, Sis, 9 29 68 Life is full of ups and downs. You have to learn to bal- ance them out to be- come happy. Twicked-Chaw- some!! Softball 9-12; DUO 12 Job, Travel S3 Lisa Vincent Speedy 3 8 66 Life is only what you make it, so make it count! DUO 9-12 College Paula Vincent 6 30 67 Happiness is a di- rect ion-not a place. Job, Marriage Vera V. Vincent Twig, Poohe 7 1 68 Don't worry about what others think. If they love you, they will under- stand. Softball 9; Vocation- al 11, 12; Rest. Ser- vices V.P. 12; Tutor 11 Move, Job Steven Volk Volk 11 14 68 It's about time. Tech. School, Job Mark, Vrooman Vroom, Bro 8 22 68 Fun is like insur- ance- The older you are the more it costs. Soccer 9-12; Prom Comm. 11; Ski Club 9-12 Marjorie H. Wendland Marj 1 23 68 Smile and the world will smile with you!! ] AFS 9-12 (Sec. 10, , Pres. 11, 12); Band 9- 12; CFP 9-12; Stud. Senate 9; Fr. Club 10; Model U.N. 9, Chorus 9; Soccer Mgr. 9; Close-Up 9, 10; Drama 11, 12; Lighting Dept. Pres. 12; Girls State 11; DUO 11 4 yr. College Univ. Law ■■■ 54 Layout By Erica Scribner Carol Call Weston 6 9 68 A lot of good could be accomplished in this world if nobody cared who got the credit. -Karen Winchester Band 9-12; Drama 9. 10; Basketball 11, 12; Track 9-12; AFS 10-12; Girls State 11 College, Travel David Eric Wisell Wiz, B-Deet, Lionel, Bro 5 17 68 Live each day as if it were your last, 'cause someday you'll be right. Track 10-12; Cross- Country 12; Year- book 11, 12; Prom Comm. 11; V. Bas- ketball Mgr. 11, 12; Winter Carnival Organizing Comm 11 Kelly Sue Zeno 6 7 68 Far away, there in the sun, are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up, see their beauty, believe in them and try to follow where they lead. Field Hockey 9, 11, 12; Ring Comm 10; Chorus 9; Yearbook 12; VSAC 11, 12 College Oscar Severson 5 20 68 There is always tomorrow Close-Up 10, 11, Track Mgr. 9 College Chris Landon Zippy, Lad, Butch, Sam, The wheelie king of North St. 1 27 67 I would rather push a Honda in the mud than ride a Harley- Davidson on the interstate. FFA 12; Vocational Job Brian K. Stearns Beer Belly, Captain Fat-boy, Triple Chin 10 25 67 Go for the goal, con- quer and struggle for the goal you make. You should survive or die. Drugs and rock-n- roll Vermont Tech. Col- lege, job, move Hi! My name is Aase Merethe Hunnestad, I am 18 years old and I'm from Norway, where you can find fjords and high mountains. Norway is in Europe, Skandinavea. I think it was a great opportunity to come here, to the U.S.; Vermont. And I loved it when 1 saw it, Because it has nearly the same nature and weather as in Norway. The people at Mt. Abe are very nice to me. They say HI to me even if they don't know me. I like that. And I have a lot of people to thank for their kindness and understanding so I'm saying it here. Thanks a lot everybody for a great year. I love all of you. Aase EUROPE ristiansund Sunndalsora °0V � U«U ' 3 Fior J JOTUNHEIM MTS 3aU) opigg«f� + TDAiSBRE G ,o tV Bergen Dramme i Odda ; :esund •..ingr, ugersund Arenda) Kristian 56 Layout By: Shawn O'Neil co |-n CLASS WE, THE CLASS OF 1986, I, Kathy Apgar, leave Jody Davis any good times she can have in her remaining year at Mt. Abe and hope she can get away with them. I, Jeremy Cota, wish to leave everything to my sister Andrea in hopes she does well. And to everybody else, I hope you enjoy school as much as I did. I, Kim Atkins, leave to Amy Cota and Jenny Cook all the love and happiness in the world. To Mr. Ross, thanks for every- thing, and to Miss Cousino, I'll miss ya! I, Eric Cousino, leave Rodney the ability to lead instead of follow, and to shape Wiz into a senior; and to my sisters I leave a foolish grin and a lot of fun. Enjoy it. I, Walter Atkins, leave to Mark, my cousin, a great senior year, good luck. To my cousin, Sam P., good luck at Mt. Abe. I also leave with a BIG SMILE. I, Lisa Cross, leave a wild and crazy senior year to Markus and Krispy; and to my two sisters Becky and Missy, I leave my love. Best of luck to Mt. Abe. You're going to need all you can I, Michael Brown, leave the best of luck to Mark T. and Mark L. and to T.C., M.C., A.C., K.C., all the love. get with these two. 1, Eric Field, wish to leave this school to anybody who wants it. I, Jennifer Buonincontro, leave to Erin my piccolo; to Lauris all the laughs; Michelle and Terry my love and friendship; to Craig I'll miss you ; to Rodney Thanx ; to Matt I love you. I, David Fox, leave my driving skills to anyone crazy enough to take them, and to my sister Becky all the fun times I had here. I, John Burnham, leave to my little sister Wendy Boys ; and to my best friend John L. all the fun ; and to my friends, a sad good-bye and good luck. I, Kathleen Frey, leave these words of wisdom to Lauris; love many, trust few, but always paddle your own canoe. I love you sweetie. Bye Matt, I'll miss you. I, Sally Camm, leave my spikes to Becky Crane; to Legs have a good Z! and to David Weaver I leave the cabin, The Party and the memories. I, Tina Gagnon, wish to leave my brother and sister the best of luck in their last years of school. To all of my friends, I leave a smile. I, Stacy Carlton, leave R.G., L.K., and my brother my thanks for being a friend. To D.F. all the love that I have; and to Mr. Desorda I leave as a happy camper. I, Karen Haney, leave to my brother Steve the good times I had at Mt. Abe I hope that he enjoys them. And to Judy, a big thanks for everything. f I, Stacie Chamberlain, leave Terri Masterson, a can of spagh- eti O's and a bottle of Riunite. To Larry Swan all the luck in the world in hopes that he graduates. I, Tara Haney, wish to leave Steve the important years of High School; and to Mr. Durand the ability to find someone else with the same interest in Stephen King movies I, Pierre Choquette, leave to Stephanie Dykstra a warning to keep a lookout for dogs and a lighter foot on the gas pedal; and to keep between the ditches. I, Christine Heffernan, wish to leave Lisa Bessette and Sandy Rublee great times in the remainder of their school years and a smile to everyone who needs one. I, Robin Clark, wish to leave Bruce, Buddy, Karen, Paul, and Abby something, but I don t know what. I, Kristy Higbee, leave my secret brother our special rock in N.Y. and enough love to last a lifetime. And to T.M., M.C., I, Joel Clodgo, leave all my late excuses to anyone who can use i and L.K. my unforgettable memories. them as mu£h as I did. I, Wendy Compagna, wish good luck to Todd Lossmann in his remaining years. Don't break too many hearts! Also, a hug to David Owens; you deserve it. I, Nina Hulst, leave Mr. Bowers and Mrs. Palmer my fickle fingers and many thanks; Kelly and Becky lots of love; Blair and Eugene a few extra napkins; Mrs. P. and Mr. Desorda a hug and everyone else a smile and a good cheer! WILL BEING OF SOUND MIND . . . I, Aase Hunnestad, leave all the fun times and the experiences that I had in this school to Kristi and Tony Myrick. I, Marin Melchior, leave to some of my favorite teachers, a big smile and a couple of good jokes! And to my lil' sis D.C. lots of love. I'll miss you, cutie. I, Lisa Kamencik, take with me all my happy memories and moments, but I leave to Mr. Ross the name “Hollywood. I, Beth Miner, wish to leave two more terrific years of high school to Kevin, a bundle of thanks to Mr. Bowers, and many “nows to Mr. Clark. I, Marcel Kimball, being of sound mind and body, request permission with willful intent to do so, leave. I, Melissa Myrick, will to Mr. Clark an M.D. in Philosophy and a big wow; Kristie, the school tree or mom and dad s “ears. Thanks Mr. Newman and Mr. Dominick! I, Greg Kress, leave to anyone who wants it the Greg Kress Guide to Better Study Habits. Also, to “The Group all the fun we had on the slopes and everywhere else. Julius E's Levi's, (he'll fit into them by 1990), and to Mrs. S., I, Chris Landon, leave to Jason Boise all the good times I've had in Rutland, Burlington, and New York. Mrs. P., Rick D., and Mr. Straub, I leave a BIG smile and hug. Thank You. I, Lisa Larmay, wish to leave my adopted brothers and sisters the memory of the love I've shared in hopes that the hugging tradition lives forever. I also leave Mt. Abe to John and Gabe. I, Shawn O'Neil, leave Cathi my patience; Good luck! Tim D., the will to be the runner he is. My spirit to C.C. so it may live on. Thanks all! I, Roxanne Pandiani, leave S.T., K.H., S.C., and especially J.B. I, Kristen Lattrell, leave to all my cousins, Tessa, Joe, Ronny, Stacy, and Becky, and my Neighbor; the best of luck and the and K.F. my thanks and a lot of memories. To J.C. and J.C. my friendship. To the rest, my love. best of luck to their teachers. , [ I, Helen Parent, bequeath to the Rick and Rob team my little I, Scott Leroux, leave you my sister. Good luck! brother, Charles. God help you. To the rest of my friends. teachers, I leave my love. I, Larry Luppi, have no one to leave anything to so I want to wish the Senior Class of '86 the best in the future. I, Mike Parker, leave this school to anyone who will take it. I, Wendy Martell, leave a big Thanks to John Parker; to my sister Tina, the pay phone and tons of dimes; to my foster sister, Sally, lots of luck. I, Scott Perlee, leave all of the best times to my little (big) brother Chad. And I hope he has as many good times like I did. I, Kevin Martens, leave to Mr. Lunna, Mr. Straub and their teams the best of luck; and to Cathy and Lisa a bit of bril- liance. Use it well. I, Lee Powers, insane and unsound, wish to leave my crea- tures to anyone who'll have them. To my brother, I leave this school. David, feel free to burn it anytime. I, Jeff Masterson, wish to leave Heidi G. the best of luck and have fun in you final two years and remember I Love You! Tracy M., have fun. I, Barbara Rainville, leave Tim Sawyer my ability to stay out of trouble. To M.D., S.P. and K.D. best wishes. To J.R., ft was great. Love ya! I, Tom McKean, leave Nick the ability to get along no matter what, Butck a clue, and to all the boys, winning seasons. I, Keri Rathbun, wish to tell Mr. Tighe: “Et erat Romanus nobillissimus omnium. That is how I see him. And to Mr. Sullivan, 1 leave a big “hello from his buddy of 85 I, Andrea Meader, leave my sister Michele more energy to get out of bed in the mornings. Layout by: Tara Haney Layout by Shawn Oneil Artwork by Sarah Slayton oSflLAO.lt CovtllflS §ifluj4w,V '-P UHA '------------ ■Seivtora Gr t'1 8 ' o 2 % $ £ tj ' o . - v -- J 2-OSr ( ” l % giu. T ',“‘ ■ mynu. lv i A Layout by: Cathi O'Neil We thank you for your guidance and help through the years. Your sincerity helped us through each day. We will miss your smiling face and your posi- tive and cheery attitude. We hope you will always remember us as fondly as we do you. We'll miss you. Thanks for everything and take care. John Connolly Layout by: Cathi O'Neil Helen Bristol We thank you for your hard work and dedication in making Mt. Abe a better place to be. We hope this dedication will influ- ence others. May all your memo- ries of Mt. Abe be happy ones and we wish you the best in your retirement. We'll miss you. CLOSE UP E. Henderson, E. Cousino, T. Palmer, N. Cormany, J. Rathbun, J.D. Connolly, K. Beway, S. Cota CLOSE UP CLOSE UP CLOSE UP Doug Paterson Mr i r—' Advisor: Ms. Bushey 5 TUDENT Vice-Pres: D. Weaver L. to R: N. Clark, K. Ward, K. Wallace, N. Hulst, L. Russell, C. Thompson, D. Weaver, T. McKean The Student Senate repre- sents students' interests by promoting school spirit and participation, and by sponsoring activities for students and the commu- nity. Canned food drives, winter carnival, communi- ty dances, lip sync contests are but a few spirit and fund raisers that the Senate sponsors. The Senate has fun making fun. In their more serious moments, several attend School Board Meetings, listen to and act on student con- cerns, and offer questions to improve school climate. L. to R : student senate C. Thompson, pres. L. Russel; sec. D. Hcisler; vice-pres. J. Rathbun; treas. R Hutchins L. to R vice-pres. V Phelps, treas. B Fucci; sec. H. Saunders; pres. N. Clark, Student Senate K. Ward 67 s CREATIVE WRITING SCHOLARS BOWL zl II T. Blaise, K. Choquette, H. Darling, J. Frankovick, B. Gringras, K. Kirkpatrick, J. Morse, L. Perlee J Sharpe, J. Timms, J. White g?T. McKean, K. Martens, S. Marcelle, B. Crane, C. Gemig nani, B. Rainville, C. Smiley, L. Powers, S. Havey Rink, K Martens, S. Camm, M. Wendland, W. Simmons. A. Rossier, K. allace, T. Palmer, J. Rathbun, J. Corcoran, H. Parent STUDIES MIDDLEBURY T. McKean, K. Martens, M. Melchoir, S. Slayton, H. Norris, E. Cousino S. O'Neil, W. Simmons, O. Severson, A. Rossier, B. Domski, C. Palmer, C. Thompson, H. Domski, H. Norris, J. Buker, L. P M. Thompson, H. Torio, A. Dominick, T. Pfferfer, N. Hulst, G. Morrisey, B. Reynolds L Powers, M. Gebo, C. Gemignani, M. Snelgrove, H Domski D. Tucker, K. Wallace, S. Haney, S. O'Neil VIDEO CLASS SUMMER PROGRAMS H m C3 D FIRE PATROL Back Row: D. Clayton, C. Thompson, L. Larmay, R. Hutchins, K. Benway, S. Layout, K. Andersen, R St. Peter. Front Row: T. Fuller, A. Higbee. LIBRARIANS 72 Layout: Tom (Terrific) McKean YEAR Back row- T. Haney, S. Clark, M. Jimmo, R. Pandiani, S. O'Neil, C. Ladeau, M. Melchior, C. O'Neil, E. Scribner, S. Marcelle, E. Cousino, L. Luppi, D. Wisell, S. Thibault, M. Brown, T. Cousino, Karl Thelen Row 1: A. Ferris, M. Gebo, R. Hutchins, C. Thompson, J. Buker. Row 2: L. Bessette, L. Alexander, S. McCarty, J. Rathbun, K. Benway, J. Scott-Smith. Row 3: A. Masse, B. Burgess, D. Clayton, K. Miner, H. Way, D. Vantol, H. Burke. Row 4: S. Leone, K. Kirkpatrick, E. Boise, J. Pierce, P. Schroeder, B. Ladeau, C. Salvadore, M. Lathrop, K. Masse, K. Knox, B. Fish - § . wmmmm Row 1: C. LaFountain, Row 2: S. Stratton, M. Lyman. Row 3: T Collins, C. Palmer, J. Tucker. Row 4: G. Cousino, C. Bolduc, T Dominick, T. Warnock, K. Lord, L. Lea. JR HIGH BAND K. Donahue, J. Potter, C. LaBarre, J. Alexander, T. Fifer, 2nd. Row: A. Lathrop, C. Gemignani, A. Balduc, C. Maloney, K. Corchran, R. Brooks, B. Cross, T. Esty, 3rd. Row: Mr. Bowers, S. Peryea, C. Steady, C. Simmons, W. Leary, C. Gebo, K. Alexander, M. Blaise, B. Bowers, S. McCartey, K. Kil- bourne, H. Johnson, M. Short, C. Chamberlain, R. Catella, M. Palmer, J. Alexander, B. Brooks, H. Jackman, C. Bowers, Missing: K. Yager. g % ■■■ mhbt � tr mr it Row 1: K. Boise, K. Choquette, K. Wallace, M. Gebo, S. Bedard, L. Catella, T. Houle, L. Turisi Row 2: K. Ward, D. Brown, M. Choquette, V. Phelps, K. Perlee, C. Cassidy, K. Lord, S Gendreau, M. Myric, B. Miner, B. Short, H. Short. Row 3: N. Hulst, R. Bapp, P. Wallace, D Weaver, K. Hendreson, D. Weaver, S. Cook, A. Ferris, B. Reynolds, D. Cousino, H. Cook, K Carter, Row 4: N. Grace, L. Bessette, C. Clarke, C. Cantin, M. Snelgrove, J. Burhaam, B. Miller C. Peryea, T. Kirby, L. Zeno, J. Delisle M. Vermett, K. Kilbourne. - 2 OS c c _c 0- Back row- D. Clayton, C. Palmer. M. Buonincontro, E. Grover, H. Domski, S. Cook, D. Weaver, Snelgrove, S. Havey, J. Burnham, K. Miner, K. Williams, B. Crane, N. Hulst, K. Wallace, A. Ferris, Gebo, S. McCarty, B. Reynolds, K. Lord, C. Clarke, C. Palmer, S. Bedard, C. Thompson, K. Anderson Buker, B. Domski, L. Turrisi, L. Bessette, P. Wallace, T. Pheiffer, A. Dominick. i_______ mm ■■ Mm Layout By: Cathi O'Neil 2 2 . yer, Barbara Rainville, Beth Miner, Marin Mel chior, Nina Hulst. Buonincontro. Front Row: Marjorie Wendland, Lee Powers, Wendy Compagne, Theresa Saw- H O O 3 T3 PEER INTERVENTION L. to R.: K. Miner, M. Gebo, A. Ferris, S. McCarty, B Brody, B. Davis, D. Weaver, J. Brace. Layout By: Tammy Cousino S.A.D.D. PEER S.A.D.D. L. to R.. K. Latrell, S. Clark, M. Gebo, S. McCarty, C. Ladeau, A. Ferris. J. Potter, A. Smith, K. Yager, B. Hanf, C. Fox, S. Prouty, A. Dominick, A. Lathrop, L. Severson, S. Sullivan, C. Clark, R. Brooks J. Vincent, C. Zeno, S. McEntee, J. Conant, S. Kirby, M. Lawrence, T. Estey, B. Corkins. iLJ wV i R i R. Gorton, R. Howard, C. Bowens, T. Green, S. Bachand, K. Or vis, B. Atkins, B. Latrell, J. Ryan, A. Cousino, G. For and, T. Reynolds F. Meehan, J. Cousino, T. Roche- fort, M. Ford, C. Flemming, T. Martell, B. Welch, J. Welch, J. Lathrop, B. Ramsey, T. Greenlees H. Jackman, M. Sharpe, J. Bar- nard, J. Alexander, L. Burgess, M. Short, C. Maloney, A. Thomas, T. Hunter, K. Donahue, Z. Gemig- nani, J. Buxton L. Menard, T. Frankovic, S. Cassidy, H. Pratt, H. Proven- cha, J. Sergeant, A. Brassard, C. La Bar re, A. Tucker C. Jennings, H. Purinton, B. Brooks, F. Charbonneau, J. Baker, K. Rochefort, B. LaFlam, K. Cor- coran, M. Lathrop A. Palmer, M. Thompson, P. Choiniere, P. Humphrey, M. Pixley, J. Pixley, M. Donahue, A. Carter, B. Wisniowski, M. Boyer, A. Reynolds I. Clark, J. Baker, G. Vincent, B. Cross, B. BorJeau, D. Preston, C. Norris, B. Wood, N. Stearns, J. Shel- drick, R. Cotella, E. Collins A. Jimmo, 5. Sear, N. Shores, B. Estey, T. Wendel, T. Pecor, D. Caveret to, B. Fox, M. Palmer, C. McK night, J. Emmons T. Pfeiffer, A. Bolduc, M. Dieman, B. Corliss, H. Doty, S. Chaloux, H. Leav- strom, J. Alexander, T. Tanner, A. Wie- land, J. Stokes T. Goodrich, S. Poutry, B. Morris, K. Adams, F. Clark, S. Mar tell, M. LeSarge, T. Demers, F. James, B. Cousino, M. Gadhue, K. Stratton � 1 3 CD TH G. Bucklin, A. Tracy, K. Jennings, T. Houle, K. Mayo, G. Collins, J. | High ter, L. Per lee, C. Andrews, S. � Lathrop, M. Mortier, J. Scott- Smith S. Murphy, S. Murray, M. Norris, B. Russell, C. Gile, R. Gorton, A. Fournier, J. Emilo, C. Palmer, G. Hill, E. Clarke C. Emmons, A. Fish, P. Trombley, M. Kim- ball, D. Adam, R. Cram, D. Cota, R. Fraser, 0t W. Jimmo, C. Cram, S. Jennings r v C. Chamberlain, Mr. Butler, H. Short, A. Cousino, N. Cota, Johnson, K. Kilbuorne, C Simmons, J. Thompson, M. Clayton Sera fin, A. Gunter, T. Zirk, A. Russell 89 Left to right: D. Boyer, B. Ladeau, R. Gor- ton, K. Kirkpatrick, C Cormier, C. Smith, J. Lirby, T MacDonald, C. Thompson, H. Saunders, L. LaFave, B. Fucci, C. Melendy, K. Henderson, J. Timms, D. Gorton, E. Boise, K. Cho- quette, N. Clark, T. Sawyer Left to right: D. Randall, R. LaBarre, M. Choiniere, T. Blaise, C. Sprigg, S. White, P. Wisell, C. Perlee, S. Leone, C. Smiley, S. Heiser, C Day, L. Lea, J. White C. Cassidy, J. Hoag, K. Boyer, P. Cousino, D. Vantol, G. Cousino Left to right; M. Vermette, D. Cousino, H. Cook, B. Hines, J. McKnight, D. Atherton, S. Cagnon, K. Clark, D. Heath, S. Desso, M. Cota, D. Jewel, D. Weaver, M. Meader, L. Per yea, B. Fish, C. Parent, L. Morse, L. Catella, L. Pecor, M. Rougier Left to right: R. Steady, J. Sorrell, R. Shea, N. Potter, G. Davio, A. Parker, S. Gill, P. Gar row, P. Robinson, S. Clark, F. Merrill, B. Skidmore, J. Bohannon, B. Briggs, M. Lyman, L. Laroque, C. Or vis, C. LaFountain, S. Stratton, J. Tucker 323 Left to right: B. Cingras, S. More, M. Hunt, A. Cota, J. Sharpe, 5. McIntyre, T. War nock, B. Poquette, S. Be- dard, N. Grace, T. Hoffman, V. Phelps, K. Ward, K. Boise, S. Bedard, D. Davis, C. Clark, D. Brown, T. Jennings, T. Jennings Left to right: A. Poynter, B. Ramsey, D. Clark, S. DuBoise, R. Farnsworth, W. Stearns, T. Houle, T. Busier, A. Barrows, B. Clark, J. Leavitt, P. Martell, P. LaBerge, R. Austin, M. Booska, M. Thompson, C Cobb, H. Clodgo, V. Grace, S. Smith 91 Layout By: Erica Scribner I A. Masse, J. Rath bun, K. Ben way, C. Thompson, J. Buker, H. Domski, D. Clayton H. Way, C. Bolduc, R. Hutchins, J. Andrews, G. Morrissey, S. Oberlee, J. Cousino, S. Cook K. Danahy, M. Jimmo, L. Johnson, K. Sorrell, J. Scott-Smith, K. Spazek, C. Salvadore D. Purinton, T. Clark, J. Provost, S. Oberle, G. Davis, D. McCormick, B. Hoffman, J. Sorrell, B. Hill, D. Heath, C. Clark, D. Prime, L. Halnon, G. Menard, T. Carlton 92 H. Dennett, D. Lomos, D. narrow, d. cousino, j. rierce, d. uenareau, H. Adams B. Reynolds, K. Neil, C. Farnsworth, P. Ekroos, G. Squire, K. Bergeron, V. Collins, J. Pawul, A. Gorton, D. Corcoran, B. Whitcomb ■ L. Turrisi, T. Farr, S. Owen, J. Bing- I ham, D. Field, J. Field, W. Wheelock, I K. Myrick, K. Crane, AC. Williams, C. I Gemignani, A. Serafin P. Wallace, J. Lawrence, N. Holcomb, N. Lessard, M. Poynter, K. Grant, J. Heiser, H. Burke, N. McKean, K. Thompson, H. Gagnon, T. Masterson, J. Gautherat, P. Sullivan, E. Poplawski, C. Scribner, M. Buonincontro, P. Schroeder i 1 J. Zeno, J. Cram, B. Baker, T. Mor- combe, W. Johnson, T. Gunter, J. De- Lisle, M. Snelgrove, S. Havey, C. An- derson, M. Norris, D. Heiser, T. Fuller, K. Bennett, S. Aldrich, C Gib- son, C. Cousino, J. Boise, S. Caruso, M. Wisniowski nan, D. Collins, M. Ford, L. Russell, B. Caruso, A. Cota, L. Slayton, B. Boise, K. Camp, J. Peck, A. Collins, K. Kimball, K. ike. T. A bare, S. Rublee, M. Cousino, L. Kilbourn, C. High ter, J. Fucci, T. Masterson, L. Randall, J. Willey, D. Weaver, M. Tierney, S. McIntyre, D. Caruso, H. Iorio, K. Masse, D. Bedell, 7. Burke, N. Cormany, K. Bedard jumm ■w i i ▼ L. Sturtevant, L. Meader, T. Kirby, A. Emmons, P. Cram, T Gallant, A. La- Berge, P. Kemp, D. LaFrance, D. Brace, M. Reynolds, A. Cota, J. Cook, N. Fortin, C. Peryea B. Baker, C. Daniels, P. Langevin, M. Brewer, P. Hubert, P. Tighe, S. Stone, B. Seaman, A. Rossier, K. Grover, J. Brace, D. DeCoste, R. Menard, D. Tucker, K. Hoff TH R. Lafountain, C. Marcelle, L. Cota, B Deale, V. Emmons, L. Alexander, S Clark, D. Zirk, T. Adams, L. Bessette K. Clark, E. Van Steam burg, R Grant, D. Weaver, T. Adams II. Zeno, C. Bennett, A. Higbee, R. St.Peter, D. Oatley, J. Abare, M. Atkins, L. Lathrop, M. Clough, M. Kurek, S. Fiske, M. LaPete, J. Cousino, G. Davis, C. Sears, B. Davis, M. Gebo, A. Ferris, S. McCarty 5. Marcelle, M. Lathrop, S. Cota, J. Lea- vitt, K. Wallace, J. Rathbun, E. Hender- son, T. Palmer, J. Connolly, K. Saunders, M. Choquette, B. Crane, T. Cousino, C. Ladeau, S. Marcelle GRADE 95 WINTER Layout: Karl (awesome) Thelen Layout by: Sherri Thibault IS) 3 C) Top to bottom: Cathi O'Neil, Becky Crane, Debbie Caruso, Nata- sha Perez, Marion Nor- ris, Dawn Heisler, Sally Camm, Coach Straub, Angel Collins, Lisa La- vigne, Laura Turrisi, Paula Pike, Lee-Anne Atkins, Heather Domski, Johanna Hun- ziker, Kristy Myrick, Kelly Kimball, Carol Thompson, Lauren Slayton, Lisa Russell, Kori Crane, Cindy Clarke, Helen Norris, Monica Cousino, Carol Weston. Missing: Mgr Lori Baker, Penny Weightman, Abigail Brooks. The 1985 spring track season brought growth and success to the Mt. Abraham Bird Herd. With our only losses going to CVU and Rice during the regular season the herd once again emerged as one of the favorites for the Division II state title. As the season wore on, the ladies begun to believe in themselves and dream of performing at a level that would bring them a 3rd state crown. Their hard work and performance showed as the following school records were set: 100 meter 13.0 Debbie Caruso; 200 meter 26.7 Debbie Caruso; 300 meter hurdles 51.1 Penny Weightman; 4x100 relay 52.7 Caruos, B. Crane, Camm, Weightman; 4x400 relay 4:22 Perez, Crane, Crane, O'Neil; discus 129-7 2 Carol Weston; Javelin 130-5 Carol Weston. State Divi- sion II meet records were also set by Debbie in the 100 m, and Carol in the javelin. Carol's discus throw is a total state record. Debbie Caruso, Cathi O'Neil, and Carol Weston represented Vermont, at the N.E. Championships. Carol became the N.E. discus champion. While we finished 3rd at the state meet, the season was a success, since the Herd grew and matured into a group that had the desire needed to be a champion. Coach S. Layout by: Sally Camm 100 101 Layout By: Larry Luppi The season was full of pleasant surprises. It was a team that blended veterans and experience with youth and inexperience. The end result was a 27 wins and 2 losses season record. Only powerful Div. 1 teams sur- vived the Mt. Abraham flying Eagles. In the state meet a dramatic come from behind attempt by the Eagles just missed the State Championship, BOY'S AND But did yield the state Run- npmn Title We also Front Row: S. Drexler,L.Gill,S.O'Neil,T.Caruso, B. Boise, J. Pierce,Coach Lunna,Second Row: K. ” , . i Martens, K. Hoff, JK J. Boise, S. Marcelle, T. Dominick, B. Hoffman, R. StPeter, M. Boyer, K. crowned 4 state cnampions Miner M Brewer A Rossier, Manager: A. Ferris, Third Row: W. Simmons, S. Marcelle, T. and took a record number Lossman, D. Sturtvant, M. Decoste, Fourth Row: W. Cobden, A. Aldrich, R. Sprague, J. Abare, B. of boys to compete in the Baker, D. Wisell, E. Sisco, Fifth Row: T. Schroder, P. Langevin, Missing: L. Luppi, P. Schroder. New Englands (11). In summary it was a great season that will be hard to duplicate. 102 GOLF GOLF The Eagles teed off the 1985 season with three seniors: Andy Buonincon- tro, Mike Cassarino and Mike Bren- nan being the core of the team. Two freshman: Matt Buonincontro and Chris Salvadore contributed greatly to the team's success. Also on the team were: John Burnham, Mark LaPete and Nina Hulst. Not on the team but future Varsity contenders were: Pat Sullivan and Robert Seaman. The team ended up fourth in the league, and also fourth in the State Sectionals and fourth in the State Fin- als held in Rutland. I wish the Eagles and Coach Hutchinson the best in the future. L. to R. Coach Brennan, P. Tighe, M. Decoste, M. Buonincontro, M. Brennan A. Buonincontro N. Hulst, M. Cassarino, M. Lapete, C. Salvadore, J. Burnham. Joe Brennan The Mount Abraham ju- nior high baseball team finished their season with a 9-0 record. The team's willingness to partici- pate was demonstrated throughout the season. The offense was well disci- plined in the fact that they could let a poor pitch go by and hit a good one. The de- fense was sound all the way around. COACH HUTCHINSON JR. HIGH BASEBALL Row 1: M. Dragon, B. Burgess, D. Boyer, S. Murray, C. Gile, Row 2: M. Choiniere, B. La- deau, C. Thompson, A. Murphy, G. Cousino, P. Robinson, E. Boise, T. Jennings, Row 3: S. Le- one, B. Bowers L. La- fave, G. Perez, A. Smith, S. Lathrop, C. Perlee, Mr. Hutchinson JR. HIGH SOFTBALL Row 1: N. Cota, J. Lea- vitt, W. Leary, j. Emilo, M. Heath, C. Seamen, W. Tatro, H. Johnson, T. Havey. Row 2: A. Cota, S. McIntyre, J. Hoag, N. Clark, H. Cook, H. Saunders, T. McDonald, C. Cho- quette, C. Clark, M. Blaise, D. Brown, A. Fournier, M. Vermette, E. Buelow, S. Bedard, L. Lea, C. Orvis, Coach Stetson. The Junior High girls had a fine season compiling an 8-2 record behind the tough defense of C. Sea- men, C. Choquette, and C. Clark, as well as the pitch- ing of A. Cota, S. McIntyre, and M. Blaise. The team was able to hold their op- ponents to under 10 runs in 6 games, while scoring 30 runs in 1 games themselves. Coach Stetson i 108 Back- J. Leavitt, L. Sturtavant, F. Meister, J. Willey, T. Adams, T. Adams, E. Scribner, H. Irorio, Coach Ross. J. Rathbun, N. McKean, H. Burke, A. Cota, Middle- S. Dykstra, S. Clark, K. Bedard, B. Emmons, B. Davis. T. Cousino. M. Thompson, K. Clark, Front- C. Gill, A. Gorton, L. Randall. Matt Frien, Roger Aurbach, David Clayton, Craig Scribner, Brenden Burke, Kevin Grant. Mark Tierney, Noel Cormany, Frank Bishop, Joe schmuck, Mark Wisniowski, Chris Cousino, Sean Havey, Chris Gibson. Back; Kevin Knox, Kevin Masse, Kyle Thompson, coach Bill Leggett. Front; manager, Chris Bolduc Back Row L. to R.. Mr. Blaise, K. Higbee, J. Buonincontro, M. Choquette, D. Thomas, J. Rathbun, D. Bedell, V. Johnson, L. Cross. Sitting L. to R.: S. Thibault, C. Grant, M. Howard. T. Masterson, L. Trudeau. m. r a k The 1985 Varsity Softball season was a season of many ups and downs. The season began by defeating two pow- erful division 1 teams. After which, the team began a losing streak, losing to Harwood in the rain by one run. The season ended early because of the weather conditions. The team's record was 5 wins and 9 losses. The team had a chance to make the playoffs by winning their last two games. However, weather did not permit consequently, we did not qualify for the state playoffs. Captains: C. Grant. M Howard +.-JU. Seniors: Maeri Howard, Cheryl Grant, and Vanessa John- son will be missed. They provided many key and out- standing defensive plays and consistant hitting through- out the season. Next year seniors Jenny Buonincontro, Lori Trudeau, Denise Thomas, Kristy Higbee, Sherri Thi- bault and Juniors, JoAnn Rathbun, Debbie Bedell and Michelle Choquette will provide a very strong nucleus to build upon as Coach Ross takes over the Varsity job for ] the next two years. Coach Blaise {VARSITY 110 9 111 VARSITY 112 Layout by: Sally Camm Captains: Jim Forgues and Jay Masterson. The Varsity Baseball team finished its season with a 6- 10 record. The team improved with each game and just missed getting into the playoffs. Playing well all year for the Eagles were Jim Forgues, Brian Chandler, and Todd Tierney. The Eagles look to return to the playoffs this season with the help of last years JV's stars. Coach Stetson BASEBALL Top: Mgr. Randy Orvis, Mike Brown, Greg Reynolds, Dan Herriman, Jim Forgues, Rodney Grant, Brian Chandler, Mark Lathrop, Coach Stetson. Bottom: Jay Masterson, Mike Leone, Dickie Bedell, Dave Serafin, Jeremy Cota, Todd Tierney, Paul Jerome, Eric Cousino. 113 James Morse, Kevin Miner, Stacy Marcelle, Doug Sturtevant, Kreg Stewart, Mike Brewer, Kevin Martens, Coach Lunna, Front Row: Tim Dominick, David Oatley, David Wisell, Dan Boyer, Adam Rossier, Shawn O'Neil, Brent Boise Layout By: Shawn O'Neil It was a season of rebuilding after losing 13 members from last years team. Success came early and often as the boys made their mark in the many meets. Five seniors are the bad part of this season as they leave us. The good News is a strong nucleus of runners will return next year. Coach Lunna Managers: Amanda Ferris, Lisa Lavigne A Layout: Lisa Lavigne GIRLS CROSS Front: Lauren Slayton, Cathi O-Neil, Kori Crane, Mgr. Cookie Gill; Back: Heather Domski, Paula Pike, Dawn Heisler, Jennie Timms, Mgr. Lisa Lavigne r I H Manager Cookie Gill � % V 3 During the 1985 cross-country season, the Eagle squad showed the developing maturity they need to have in order to compete with the best in div. 2. The herders ran well at the invitationals, winning both the Essex and B.H.S. Div. 2 invitationals, beating rivals Harwood and U 32. Our best races was finishing 3rd in Div. 2 at the Kingdom Cup. At the State meet the Eagle ladies placed 8th, three places better than last year. The team averaged 12 places per persons better than 1984. Individually, Cathi O'Neil established herself as one of the best runners in the state. She was the 4th best Vermonter, and 19th overall, at the New England meet. With all runners returning, the 1986 fall herd should develop even further. The seeds were sown this year. The fall herd did a fine job and should be proud. Bev is. Say HEY!'' Coach Straub 116 Back row : M. Lathrop, J. Highter, L. Burgess, T. Wendell, M Mortier, J. Willey, S. Lathrop, K. Jennings, Front row : L. Perlee, B. Brooks, B. Bowers, R. Catella, Z. Gemignani, B. Howard, A. Jimmo, H. Palmer. 120 To wallow in the muck of half-ful- filled promises and uneasy compro- mises was not the destiny of the Ju- nior Varsity Soccer team. The team competed in fourteen contests. The team won fourteen contests. The purpose of the J.V. program is not however, to win ballgames, it is to develop players' team-oriented and individual skills. Learning to take on challenges, make good choices, accept responsibility and evaluate one's own performance are the goals of J.V. soc- cer. On the other hand, winning all the games is fun. During the course of our fourteen game season we scored 61 goals while giving up 15 to our opponents. Kevin legs Knox and Brady Redbird Burgess were the high scorers. Matt Pride Buonincontro directed our defense and earned the teams Most Valuable Player Award. Knox was the teams Most Improved Player. The prestigious Kamikaze Award was given to Dave glasses Clayton and Buonincontro. Chris keeper Ge- migniani gave up less than one goal a game. More important than the individual statistics and awards is the team. The players you see on this page are good. They were successful because they played as a team. I'm proud to have been associ- ated with them during the 1985 season. Standing: Coach J. Rivers, C. Gebo, M Blaise, C. Gemigniani, A. Serafin, M. Buonincontro, C. Salvador, K. Thompson, J. Sodano, S. Stone, T. Choiniere, C. JJ Cousino, G. Cousino, D. Clayton, S. Leone, K. Knox, C. Gibson Sitting: C. « Smiley, B. Burgess. C. Sprague, S. Caruso, T. Warnock, C. Cassidy, K. Perlee, P.J. Wisell Standing: H. Gagnon, H. Saunders, J. Scott-Smith, J. White, H. Way, D. Weaver, T. McDonald, S. Bedard, N. Clark, S. Bedard, L. Perlee, J. Heiser, H. Burke, N. McKean, J. Gautherat Sitting: C. Clark, C. Thompson, K. Benway, H. Darling, R. Hutchins, J. Rathbun, Coach M. Stetson, A. Cota, K. Hender- son, K. Choauette, J. Hoag, A. Masse, P. Wallace A young group of hardworking Freshmen combined with experience and skill of the Sophomores resulted in a successful 10-2-1 season. Captains Jody Rathbun and Andrea Cota displayed fine leadership and skill which gave their teammates the desire to win. Sophomores Nicole McKean and Cota combined with Freshmen Sherri Bedard and Cathy Clark to give the offensive punch. Defensively, Sophomores Rathbun, Jean Heiser, Carol Thompson, Kristen Benway, Reta Hutchins, and Freshmen Kris Cho- quette and Jacki Hoag limited the scoring opportunities of their opposition. Goaltend- ers Heidi Gagnon and Holly Saunders were in a class by themselves. Between these two they combined for over 50 saves, 8 shutouts and allowed only 4 goals. The highlight of the season was winning the Mt. Abe J.V. tournament. Every player showed desire, determination and hustle that was needed for each tournament game. I was proud to be the coach of this team. These girls offer the Mt. Abe Field Hockey program a bright future. j v Back Row: J. Fucci, S. Slayton, J. Rathbun, E. Henderson, M. Choquette, N. Hulst, K. Bedard, E. Scribner, K. Saunders, T. Cousino, Mrs. P.; Front Row: D. Weaver, B. Crane, B. Miner, T. Adams, J. Willey, T. Masterson, C. Highter, H. Norris, D. Bedell, K. Zeno, M. Melchior. jr? A summary of the 1985 season must begin with a loss in 1984, because it was the overtime, quarterfinal loss to Rice last year which gave the '85 team a hint of what might be achieved. In 1984, the Eagles dominated the Quarterfinal and lost. In 1985, the teams were evenly matched, and the Eagles won. Capably led by co-captains Sarah Slayton and Helen Norris and four other seniors, the very young '85 team entered the State Tournament with a 7-4-3 record. Although immature in August, by midseason, each player had shown increased commitment and had decided to grow up. Finally, under the worst imaginable playing conditions which demanded stabilitv. intensity, adaptability, and outstanding performances from every individual, the Eagles came from a 0-2 deficit at halftime, to win 3-2 in the fourth overtime. All 21 of the players earned that victory and the elation which accompanied it. Unfortunately, such supreme effort was not without its price, and the Eagles lost to Woodstock in the Semis after a disappointing performance. Even that loss should prove to be beneficial for the juniors as the team of '86 will have had the experience of making it to the semifinals. The expertise of a few- Helen Norris, JoAnn Rathbun, and Terry Masterson were recognized by League coaches as the trio who were named to the League All-Star Team. The Final 8-5-3 record belonged to a unit of 21 girls who had grown up in a very short time, who had learned how to dig a little deeper , and who had developed in to very fine, dynamic young team. Congratulations, ladies! I'm Proud of You! Mrs. Lucy Pellegrini 122 123 Layout by: Lisa Lavigne Front: K. Masse, K. Grant, S. MacIntyre, C. Perlee, N. Cormany, M. Wisniowski, S. Cota, E. Poplaski, B. Burke, G. Kress, R. Grant; Back: C. Scribner, K. Hoff, T. McKean, J.D. Connolly, M. Tierney, M. Lathrop, S. Marcelle, M. Brown, M. Vrooman, E. Cousino, Coa- ch Hutchinson. Missing: C. Weston, J. Cota. 124 Captains: Tom McKean, Mark Lathrop, Missing: Carol Weston i,. The Mt. Abe. Varsity Soccer team started their season like gang-busters. Winning the first four contests. But life bestowed its unknown fates. Soon the Eagles time had come. They needed that one elusive game to qualify for the state tournament. The victory came and the Eagles spirit soared high going into the playoffs. Mt. Abe played their hearts out against a team which had beaten them 4-0 during the regular season. With seconds left in the fourth overtime Mill River scored the game winner. Which even- tually had Mill River to the State Championship. Lost was the game- over was the season- but more importantly, gained was valuable experience. Coach Hutchinson The Junior High Boys basketball team was composed of many inexperienced ball players. Throughout the season the team learned how to play together and develop their individual skills. The highlight of the season was coming in third in the Vergennes tournament. The returning ballplayers give next years team some quickness and game sense that was needed this year. What a season for the junior high girl's bas- ketball team. They are 6 and 6 on the season with their last game in the Vergennes Tourna- ment for third place against Orwell. Most games have been cliff hangers; won or loss by 2-3 points.; Perhaps the most exciting win was a 2-13 come from behind at half-time to beat Camel's Hump 21-17. The team is made up of four squads of players who each play 3 min. in the first half. The the all-star team finishes up the game going for the win. 127 B A 5 % T3 i QJ c 5C J •■o I - O i J3 5 Mark Choinere, Erik Yager Steve Caruso, Craig Scribner, Matt Buonincontro, Chris Salvadore, Coach Joe Rivers, Doug Van Tol, Lance Lafave, Andy Smith, Jason Sharpe, Chris Thompson, Greg Cousino, Chris Cassidy. BALL Developing the skills which will make an individual a bet- ter basketball player is the im- mediate goal of this program. At the same time, much more occurs during the course of the season. An individual's character is tested repeatedly as the season progresses. Mental and physi- cal stamina are stretched to the limits in game situations. Emotional and physical matu- rity levels are tested over and over. The constant challenge to improve is there every day. 128 The J.V. girls basketball team had a lot of fun. They started their season with a record of 7- 1. They worked real hard, late into the night, as they came to each game with lots of fight. Their offence was good, their defence was mean. Opponents left the court not sure what they had seen. Andrea, Lauren, Jennie, Angie and Nikki worked hard at the start of the game, while Heidi, Chrissy, Lori, Keely, Sherri Andrea and JoAnne came in and did the same. Back; Jennie Timms, Andrea Cota, Front: Lori Lea, Joanne Fran- c jvic, Andrea Parker, Angie Masse, Nikki Clark, Lauren Slayton, Sherri Bedard, Kris Choquette, Heidi Gag- non, Coach Barbara Brody. Missing: Keely Henderson. BALL 129 GIRL'S VARSITY 1t Back: Becky Crane, Jodi Leavitt, Coach Whittemore, Michelle Choquette, Jody Rathbun. Front: Terry Masterson, Carol Weston, Kristy Higbee, JoAnn Rathbun. 131 BASKETBALL First Row: M. Tierney, S. Mar- celle. Second Row: Coach Leg- gett, S. Marcelle. J.D. Connolly, M. Lathrop. Third Row: T. Mckean, R. Grant, K. Grant. Fourth Row: K. Knox, M. Brown, K. Thompson, K. Masse. BOYS VARSITY HOOP As expected, the boy's varsity bas- ketball team was a much improved ball club. Losing two overtime ball games early in the year proved to be the difference to not making play-offs. Some fine leadership and determination by Mike Brown and Tom McKean, aided a great deal toward the progress of the basket- ball program. We were, for the most part, a young ball club, and with some hard work and dedica- tion over the summer we should be looking forward to a successful 1986-87 season. -Bill Leggett VARSITY JV i� H. Iorio, K. Bedard, K. Wallace, B. Davis, E. Henderson, S. Carlton, K. Saunders, M. Thompson, A. Hunnestead Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheerleaders worked hard throughout the season to become two of the best squads Mt. Abe has seen in the past few years! The Junior Varsity squad consisted of all new girls this year, however by mid-season they had matured into a well organized and highly motivated squad of which to be proud of! The Varsity squad, through a lot of hard work and practice placed a strong 2nd at the Regional Cheer- ieading Competition, which entitled them to com- pete at the State level against the five best Division II Cheerleading squads in the state. Quite an accom- plishment for a young but dedicated squad! The 1986 cheerleading squads were both really something to cheer about! Karen Yager Coach- Karen Yager Co-captains Erin and Katie t w 'J V f- V 134 CHEERLEADERS Layout: Randall Orvis This season the wrestling team is hurting due to the lack of young members on the team. The team is hurting in dual meet competition, but, although we have few members, we are doing well in individual tournement competition. The team is look- ing to hold on until interest picks up. We have a lot of good, young wrestlers coming up in our youth wrestling club. Coach Shawn Mclntrye 136 ALWAYS D I WILL SOMETIMES □ NEVER D BEST OF WORST OF —YEARS THINK OF YOU LUCK IN THE FUTURE jsVU‘HH-.V| , LOVED —MONTHS DISLIKED FOR I'VE WANTED □ n n YOU -DAYS -MINUTES NEVER NOTICED □ I CAN'T GO OUT WITH YOU BECAUSE . . . □ HEADACHE MY STEADY SAYS NO MOM AND OR DAD SAYS NO YOU'RE DANGEROUS □ IM DANGEROUS Open gam until 9pm f very [)ay (EXTRA SPACE FOR) (ADDITIONAL COMMENTS) ■ I CAN GO TQ|R0SILS1w1TH YOU. I PAY [ YOU PAY □ DUTCH U DATE— TIME— Monday Porkies Roast Tuesday ? Mystery Wednesday Italian Lovers Nite Thursday All Types Of Chicken Nite Friday Seafood Nite Saturday Prime Ribs Sunday Prime Ribs Everyday Any Excuse $ BEST WISHES Serving The Mt Abraham Area 453-3712 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaM 140 THE BIG WHEEL VARIETY STORE Rl. 116 Bristol. Vt. 05443 VERMONT KITCHEN DESIGNS APPLIANCE AND SERVICE (802) 878-4822 (802) 878-4806 127 Pearl St. Essex Jet.. 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We succeeded and in a big way; it was not only fourfold better but also over 20 pages bigger. We expanded on a lot of the ideas used in last years book, and came up with some real good original ideas, the use of toollines and screens in this book was truly impressive. The tipins, at the front of the book, and roughly in the middle, are marvel- ous. The color section, and the spot color sec- tions are truly awesome. I would have liked to have had another color section this year, but as deadlines have it; maybe next year. This book is truly AWESOME. Sibling youths you have no clue as to the work put into this major production. The hours spent, the pressure around deadlines. Thanks to my staff and my invaluable advisor (Karl 'awesome' Thelen) this production was not also accomplished but very enjoyable. My thanks also to David Wi- sell- my advertising editor who did a spectacu- lar job with the ad section, and also Erica Scibner-who did an excellent job with the se- nior portraits. I wish our dedicatee-The Happy Camper Himself-the best, and would just like to say thanks for everything. I wish my re- placements the best of luck in coping, and may they continue in the great fashion in which the past two years have gone. Well I guess I just would like to say goodbye to ev- erybody and thanks, its been great. Tom Mckean JOSTENS