Mount Saint Joseph Academy - Mount Yearbook (Rutland, VT)

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PAUL CITTI Guidance Counselor I I MR. JAMES COUGHLIN English, Religion MRS. SANDRA COYLE French, English MR. JAMES DAVIDSON History, Religion SR. SHIRLEY DAVIS Math, Religion SISTER BEATRICE Librarian SISTER RUTH Biology, Physiology’ MRS. PATRICIA IVERSON English SISTER MARION ROSE Science MISS KATHLEEN FEENEY Spanish SISTER JUDITH LEVINS Religion MR. TODD FOTHERGILL Guidance, Psychology MR. JOHN GAROFANO Physics, Biology MR. WILLIAM EATON English MR. JOSEPH FLORY Business, Typing REV. ANDRE GAUDREAU Religion SISTER MARY MARGARET Chemistry If MR. JAMES KELLEY History, French MR. WALTER MOORE English SISTER CYNTHIA Religion SISTER EMMANUEL Music MR. MARTIN McDONOUGH Science, Math SISTER MIRIAM TERESA Math MRS. ANITA MOORE Asst. Secretary SISTER PAULINE English MRS. MARTHA WOLK French, Spanish Ik IS W 'fi'oJL hajX idh 's loot; oy o cync cx. QJLLj‘-. JZ' Wolfie.. .Duh Ready for rowdy Finast girls 5 3 4 cuff Years to come ! Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. We are the dreamers of dreams, wandering by lone sea breakers, and sitting by desolate streams. Saturday night at Joe's! Hank H.P. Hammer- in' Hank Golf Team '76 R.C.C. G R.B. Creed's '73 For all that has been- thanks! To all that shall be—Yes —Electronics Vo-Tech 3 G 4—What's ham radio All those girls from R.H. S.—Cap and Rut- land police cadets—Jr. Pig?—Piglett To you— Where's the bumper?? Slim Kim College Bound Datsun saves J. A. F. A. - M. F. T. Seen with Nance Martin's Girl Shrewsbury 3,4 No man is an island, entire of itself ... .Good friend or G.R.1,2,3.4 Is it so small a thing to have enjoyed the sun, To have lived light in the sun, To have loved, To have thought, To have done? urun - Jule-bomber Connie Vo-tech Boardwalk N.J. Howard Bank Champlain bound D.D. Kiem We do not remember days, we remember moments shared with a friend. •qSnotp ‘sAbavAue noA 3 in I jnoA S33S 0UO3UIOS ojojoq pun cue jt uim Jptn£) ciqSu SuiqiAue op noA ijooj no iUAvop aptsdn qooq aqj 3Atq noA op Aq DiDi—alias Debby Got the car? Roller Derby Queen! Rah! Rah! Where's the party Doritos! Nothing in life is to be feared It is only to be understood. Respect and obey your urges today, for tomorrow they will be your frustrations. J hUL XjLACX. Cas fy Terri.. Steven St. Joe the Pro R-O-W-D-I-E Come again Fred Duh's friend 5 3 4 cuff Finast girls We do not remember days, we remember moments. zi e Austin Cl-ing in Fair Haven Bats V.D.B.C. C J Sud South Try to get ahead in the in life. CStsu 25pfh(_, Cs sl 1uZj? We are who we pretend to be, so we must be careful of who we pretend to be. Q SS 2J “ 19TH Green, Peaceful easy feeling G. R. 1,2, 3,4 Eagles Horseback Riding crazy Fun to tease Ch UG me CI cvUstjc Climb to the threshold of your own beliefs, not with the statement of others, but with the footsteps of your own experience. Elton Yellow convert Shortest hair in Senior Class 2 J.c. An ounce of prevention... Living itself is Life's Greatest Pleasure. V.D.B.C. J.C. Vo-tech .. WVR I do the dame sam tiling... Sr's 75 Away games—lost? Somebody say Something.... What's wrong with farmers? Don't hit that cat... no problem Executive eyes Known as Dominic Danuchi Well I think I will go down to Franny's house tonight. Take care you people. 1 Q nyni y a i a. ruasbL. Jolly Good... Deli... Get a grip. Now seriously... I will long remember the joys spent here laughing--sharing Now you know.... Loves that British accent Be what you is, cause if you be what you ain't, then you ain't what you is. Jay-Fu ! A gazebo boy. Heh can I have a ride to the park? Got a dime???? Dubes.. The Bird Give us an M Jolly Good.. Get a grip... Benny C the Jets.. MPM Finast... MPR... Time passes much too quickly when we're to- gether laughing. Dubious r.--' jin At o The Kidd's Kidd Moon Star Sick Things 1 G. R. 1,2, 3,4 Hey Bubba Show me the way to go home We are what we pretend to be so be careful about what we pretend to be Gooey BR 1,2, 3,4 Cemetery's Bests QL Tappers Hunting Toyota Road Rally Cruising AGJ Market Nova; 3rd Study? Let's go to Minards Who says I'm short? Grand Union EML 1234 Bike Rides. Strange food CSJP B. T. Hold high your hopes; Hold fast to your dreams For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision but today well lived makes yesterday a dream of hap- piness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. 2 4 -caJUaJL Herbie ‘Hair Bear Lynn God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and wisdom always to tell the difference. The love in your heart wasn't put ther to stay. Love isn't love 'til you give it away. Where ART thou? Maine Laugh! 1 Director 1 3 of the unit. A man's real possession is his memory. In nothing else is he rich, in nothing else is he poor. Joe Pho QL Tapper Future FADC Member Don't do today what you can put off until tomorrow. (Ufyuul Q.B. 12 ... That's Decent It is not good to anticipate tomorrow or to dream of yester- day. I only wish to live for this moment. Now is the most impor- tant time. Guido 71 T.D.U. Left side If I cannot do great tilings, I can do small things in a great way. (of course) 25 G.R. 1,2,3,4.. Tom. .KMA 2 Parties.. My interest is in the future because I am going to spend the rest of my life there. Bumper Rider, Trench Digger Union, 4WD Baja Navigator, Left Side, Rookies— Coach QL Tapper F. Y. G I.N.O.Y.B. Pool Hopping Lester's Cliff Diver, DLBRCOMSJ Ocnnanne GibcouVt Gebes.. LaLago Track star Champlain Bound Philosopher gullible.. .silly Doritos and? The future always arrives before we're ready to give up the present Graz,... 74, 4wd baja TSJ, T. D.U.rs Rcc Rookies Pool Hopping FYGINOYB Pico Bomber Ts 250 (Suzuki) Cliff Divers QL Tappers C.R.C.C. 3 bara 6-u. e-tfe Ski bum! heels U.V.M. bound Doritos! That driving! Saint Albans— T.H. Elton John The singing nurse. Sit on it! Where's the party'! Records Crash! Qjyyy Peanut sweet. Oh that smile! Twirler. Let's go to Seward's. Good Skier. 85 Personality plus 2. in TioyrrxJULcrnj There never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do once you find them. Twirler Henry Erin Janet Maine 1 3 of the unit Accident prone? Short 'n sweet Oh those eyes Twirler... Jo Lots of clothes. Jr. Prom Queen Worry, Cry, Smile Friends arc precious. The greatest Gift in life is to know how to be yourself. Quiet... Short £ Sweet Band--Flutist Howdy! Comment ca va? Cracker Jack VCCC snakes! HELP! Infectious laugh. That hair! Freckles. Skier? Trig Major???? 1 Babysitter SO We shall not cease from exploration and the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time. Wop, gut boy. 70 with the red sox. Always in love with that penalty box Joir Jobber down from the mountain: on the slopes Ki 11 ington- - Pico: Watch out Billie Jean, It's snowing can I go home? Live each day as if it were your last. 7.7 Always Always laughing. Future Dancing Nurse Anybody want an oreo? That hair! Personality Plus How do you like your hamburgers? Ears! Keefer M.P.M. Fang That hurt... _$ h xujn Kd ey Sue... U.P. '7S Lawyer to be?! ? Pico College bound There arc only two things worth doing in life: to know the truth and to be in love. You can't live in the past nor in the future. Live now and be thankful... Bcu-bdLT'CL. I am not afraid of tomorrow because I've seen yesterday and I love today. Sometimes memories only seem real. Qpnrr UCWvJc Shrewsbury 3,4 — The Twins-- Ya know what... — Red cars— Pizza tonight Diet tomorrow G. R. — 1,2, 3,4 Mean while back on the farm! V OjuJ J v .UU Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry' it with us or wc find it not. jQsrrinrnO Interest at UVM One of the Finast Ah now C--mon Oh I'm so fat! I want to go home! Big fish! White Collar Worker! Shneaky Now see... .I'm getting nauseous Wolfie— Linda Q.L. Tappers—T.D. U. 4 WD Gunner Rec Rookies—No. 20 FY and INOYB Lester diver DHBRCOMSJINC Pico Bomber Joe's Bar Pool Hopping Bo mo. Xmas Hello Boys F.Y. G.I.N.O. Y. B. 4WD Scout.. Joe's A Weiser Man Lester bushdiver Pool Hoppin Rec Rookies QL Tappers I want to Rock G Roll all night and Party everyday. Chef- Boy- Arv Dee Rick— Interests in Williston one of the Vo-Tech Boys, Deadly Fredly—Been drinking at Carrols lately? One of Claude's Boys—Foxey Ladies Pal 2 The difference between a friend and an acquaintance is that a friend helps where an acquaintance merely advises. Life is a pickle! Let's be real! P.Y.N. The Swoll Kid Another diet? Kindness is a language which the deaf man can hear and the blind man read. Love looks not with the eyes, but with the mind Ludlow. Sewards... Tess Drum majorette 1 3 of the unit Roller skating Knock it off! St. Joe's 4 TWcmn£ £. Miami Yamaha Viets rock and Viets roll Cleveland Yi fij crtnJL- Austin-Healey Sprite Cruisin--64 style 4 wheelin Ck one better Co SKI-Doo trai lridin' Healey 100-6 Eileen... Silence is gol- den; so why don't you shut up Curly? Who me? Happy Days-- 30 Get Down Maroni, Fro-ha All Farewells should be sudden And farewell Friends, Adieu Musky , 85 good athelete, that guitar, How ya doing anyway? Jump on it! You spend an evening with some people, with others you invest it! 33 Long trail 3,4. Snowmobiles.. Shrewsbury 3,4 What's your name, John? No, James. Wingtiyo 1 Howard Bank Look out world here comes 1. Shrewsbury 3,4 What's your name James? No John. McNeil C Reedy Wingtiyo 2 Snowmobiling and M. X. racing Look out world here comes 2 Line 'em up. I love it. Will I think of you? Only at sunrise which is God's beginning. Each time the darkness of past is chased by the light of now will I think of you... only then. Finast! Cruising! Olds. Ted's 75.. Tony's Pizza.. .Dah! !! Another new outfit? Nottsie Live everyday of your life as though you expected to live forever ‘ j Clumb High, Climb far, Your goal the sky, Your aim the star. B.R. 2 3-4 Ralph's -3 CCATGU 31 Bucko .. Ice is Nice, but loves His Florist T.D.U. L.S. 84 B Ball Jock 3,4 Tennis Anyone? Mary Beth... A great man is he who never loses the heart of a child. YlOJlLC Oldsmobile 5 3 4 cuff R-O-W-D-I-E Boardwalk, N.J. Time goes slowly, but carries on and now the Best years have come and gone... 74 Petes, Finast Deli, Honda 350 Who's a sneak? For all that has been — Thanks To all that shall be --Yes REC Rookies Pool Hop'in Kill. TR G PS Cherokee Lester Cliff Divers J. T. S. , QL Toppers G Com Field C. RCC Vjanj Bsd-h Pixchco Which way you going Billy? Flower Child. Fly me! Give us an M! Jockette. Killer Queen! Live everyday of your life as though you ex- pected to live forever. Is Bill Looking? other Creed Ice Man... Hey man like.. Good times at Pico. Hunting in Wallingford The future is not a gift. It is an achieve- ment. Fred Astaire, Vincent's, Mom's cooking, smatter-- the malnutritioned kid A laugh a day keeps the school board away. FYNOYB Lake Dunmore Middlebury Summer of '75 Joe's Bar and Grill Don't let life get the best of you, get the best of it. All I ask of you is forever to remember me, as lov- ing you. C.S.J.P. Suite 106, HMMMM Joe's Bar C Grill Jr. Year at Ralph's with Pisa S. P. A.C. Friends arc forever Ever dancing at the Carriage Room? Hunting in Wallingford Ralf and Mary Pinto Bean Sick Things 2. White Rocks Not another movie! Mark and Chris coming down? Tennis anyone? J.c. CJvi tlrnl A Leprechaun is of more value to the caith than is a Prime minister because a leprechaun dances and makes merry while a Prime minister knows nothing of these natural virtues 4 WD (Pilot) — S.T.J. Rcc Rookie's FYand INOYB Trench Diggers (HM) Rookie 2 D.H.B.R.C.O.M.S.J. Inc Pico Bomber No. 22 QL Tappers Phantom TS 250 (Suzuki) Lister's Cliff Divers Time goes on but carries on and now the best years have come and gone. Ask not what your Country can do for you; ask what you can do for your Country. J.F.K. Friday September 17th, a day to re- member 051 For- ever. Always be a Mountie The End Nan., It's spel- led with an E. D. A.F.A. M.F.T. Seen with Kim See you in 5 It's nice to be important but... more important to be nice n The woods are lovely, dark and deep, But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep And miles to go before I sleep. Europe '74 Fun, Florida C Mustang cr7 n_ I . juict CRASH Hunter and fisherman Connie Zero $L rip4jZ Those parties in Shewsbury 1-2-3-4-5-6- Buzz Girls Room. The Twins Hey, I forgot my straw!! The echo of the past is only the sound of an or- chestra tuning for tomorrow's performance. Shrewsbury: up in them thar Hills. Old dark road, when the car stalls. Today is for tomorrow, as yesterday was for to- day. So live your life to its fullest, before tomor- row passes away. .'Hockey forever! Buzz ElxyaMth 'IkuAL TJoauJ. I leave to each and every one of you this thought for the day. A bird in the hand could bite your wrist. We were talking about the space between us all— and the people who hide themselves behind a wall of illusion. With the love we all could share—we could save the world. Felix QL Tapper Get 'em up Scout Gimme a frostic I'm gonna get a new car. Triumph GT6 plus Future Wilson's Clothing salesman IgdU.' PfpJ ttu Senior Babes—ABOVE M. Forte, Pg. 18; ROW I—D. Firth, C. 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Wallingford Jul« Broajn Hb KillinglOn AV 2. intmrnurol PJOyS 1,3 Robert Brunei k? 121 North Tnain 5t. Diane Butler Baimonrt, Vt. Cheerieadinq 42,3,4; Soft- «XVI ,2,3,4; minstrel 3,m; Pap aub 3 Eiaabeth Gameu 36 Piedmont or. Stata one? Acts 3; musical m; editorial Board 7V aresa cantu 63 mcadovu St ° intromurols i; musical 3; Treasurer 4 ;p2paub 3;ouo BnanCarr zt Boss st. west Ruuond Bastbau 2,3,4; Bajhttbau 1; 6ond 1,2', N.h s. Steve Carrou T2 Harrington Ave. Christopher COrticr Bo East Washington st. Hochcy 2,3,4 ; Go f 2,3,4; Editorial Board 4 , CVO June Cassi du nB River St. Christine CiOrirO 53 KOndail A VC- intromuraiS U3,U; rr us Oi 2,3,4; State one Acts 1,2, ; Editorial Boord 2.3,4; Bus- iness Board M;-nr in©tmi 1,2, 3,4 ; vice President 1,3; Pn ident m ; majorette 23.m;nhs; Gins' State John Clifford ZB NiChOlS St. Jbhn COnnall u Billings Court. Football ,i,3,4 , Tenni , 2,3,v; N ars‘ t4j Club i,3,4;TracK2 James Coughlin 2ib state. 5t. stag Band 3; NHS Chairman JudM Creed Nor-0- St. minstrel z;-musical 3,u ChQTul OOuphinaiS TT River St. Dominic DeBlOfeio 20s state st. Anne TnQri Q. oeu ivenen us Grove 5t. Student GovanaarTt Day 3; Student senate 4;'musical 3; Softaau 2.; Pep c ut 3 Peter oePbu 11 mansfieta place student Senate f Boswzt oau i,x James Oiu on Q toveme Drive Football 1; SKiTeam i; state One Acts 2.3,4; 1 atramunxft L3,4; musical 2,3,4; minstrel 1 Thomas Dooieu 11 East Washington st. Key Club 3 Ann Dubeau 5B morse PiQce Cheerleading 42,3,4; soft- bau 2., intromuraJ5l,3; rausiaxi 2,3; minstrel 3; “Treasurer 1 Chnshna Eitaoonco Qmarbie Ave. marK ErnhcK 30 River St. KeyCiub;Tnus cai Donna Esposito 103 JOCKSOn Ave. Business Board 4, musicn 4; minstrel h Steve Rxi co To Baxter St. = .ban ,2.3.4; Basketball ,2; VOrSity Gub 2,3,4 ;Vou hOQu3j minstrel i,l,3,q ;Tlnaa 2;T nnisV Herbert Feud WoodScocK Ave. Football z;-minstrel 4 PQtnCK Fir liet- is 1 River st. Basebau 1,23,4; Ediiohai Board 4; Basketball ; Pres- ident 3; key Gub President- 4; ski Team 2.3 4; musical 4; Keg Gub 42,3,4; duo DebortX Firth 10Q Gibson Ave. State one Acts 2,3; intmrnur- als 2,3,m ; Future Nurses ; musical z.3,4;minstrel 4; Bond I,z,3 ; Rip Gub 3 Russell FlOhnCru 3B EQSterlu Ave Cross Coantru.SKi Ttom 3‘, SKi item 2; Edltonaj Board t,3; Editorial Staff,Edi lorH• intramumis 3.4; musical i,v Stata One- ac ss 2,3; 0osjrx226 Board 4 Alfred Floru HQ MjQ KinS AVC. Football 1,2,3,4, ea Katbail , 2., 3, COptain 4 , Varsity Club 2,3,4; Boys’ State 3; TraCK 2,2 4; minstrel ,2,3,4 marK Porta 4 upland Oriva PbotiDQii ,2,3,4 ; varsity Club 3,u;minstraK2; TrotK 2,3 maria Fradette 43 Saiiavue Ava. THonnQS Gallo Centar Ruti Ori d football l,Z,3,4 ;TnuaicQl 2,3,4; minstnzi ,2,3,4; EndnOn 2,3; 5totz One- Acts 2; introirurafc 3; re®n Kay ,z; eosKefbaii 1; Tennis Z; Varsity Club 2,3,4 jGOnQnne GutDCOo.lt. uto gibbon Ava. Sni THam 3,4;sof03aii r.Pao Club 3; intramurais l ,TracK 3,4 ; rji nejtra| 3; rnu caJ K2.3.M Perry Gratiano CamptoQll Ad. Football i,t,3,4; soaabai 12,3,4; Shi Tearn 1.2; intramural s ,3,4; minstrel ,2.3.4; varsity Oub 3.4, HocKCy 4 Barbara. Guyetta Eastndge A eras l neram oral s ,4 jovzerieadiing 2,4; Ski Team 3,4;Softball V, rninstrai 3 ;mubicai 2,u;«zpOub5 rnpry Ann HOtKOtL n monsfieid Place Pep Club 3 ;-mc oretfc« 2,3 Cap' tain 4 ; Onacriocaer (; Student Senate ,2.3,4; OoSS Country SK loom 3; Stata One-Acts 2,3; intramurals i;musicai 2 3,4; GirlV Stata 3; NK5. 2,3,4'.TriiofltiTrf 2,3,4; Editonoj Board 4; As- sistant Editor 4; Business Board 4; Bicentennial Studcrt Sanata 3,4 ErinMOmilton Pina St. Bard 1,2,3; Scion ccConqrcss 1,2,3,4; Science Fair 1,2; Sec- retary 2,3,4; majorette 4; Pep Club 3, Stata ona • Acts 2,3; Triinstrel 4; inuSlCOJ 2,3,m;CVO 3.4 ; N.H.S 3,4 , Districts ,3 Joanna Harrison mi® Forest st. CHcerieadiny 1; saemtary 1; Stata One- Acts 2;-mojor tte 3.4 ;iatramurais 4; -minstrel 3,4; musical 4; Pop Club 3 Stop name Hebert Cuttmqsvnia Bond ,2,3.4; Cross CountAj Sk Tearn 3 ; ski Team 4; Ten- nis 2; mn iiCOJ 4 ; N.H.S. 2,3,4 ElixabetJn Hull n Roberts Ava. State one-Acts 2,3; musical 2 rnoru Ellen Huntoon ZBPina St. Future Nursos i ;e iri3 stata 3; ir tramurcus 3; state One-Acts 3; Student sonata 2, Pazsidenti; Sand ,2.;rninstnef 3,Tennis3; mu cal 2;SKiT om3iNHSZ3,4; CVO 3,4 vinca-it lachatta Forest POTK Football 1,2,3, captain h; var- sity Oub 3,a; Hooey 3,4 carol Job -rqendOn Science Fair i; ski Team 1,2,3,4; TfcnniS 2,3.4 ;- T usical 3,4; OuO; TTUnstrai 4 rnictrie Kasuya iMGUingford Keiiy Keefe 43 -morse place Softball 2; mtramurois 3,4; Editorial 6oard,copy Editor q; musical 2,3,4;“minstrel 2,34 SW Team 1,2; Tannis 2,3,4; N iS. 3,4; “minstrel 2 Judith K mj o2 Bavtor St. Softball 2 Barbara- Korxun Ub HarHnytOn Ava. Dovid laFontama 23 V4aSHinqton St. Am Tinaric LONiCtoire OGnsndon Softball 3;minstrel 3,4; CVO moru 3TDF€ Pose Lawrence Ava. intramuralS 1; Cnecn ceding 1,2,3 Kirn LCrnrro 53 Prospect st. intrQmuraas; rr us ca3 3 Stephen LCVinS 80 stmtton Rd Football ,2,3.4; BasKttbaii 1; Student senate , Baseball 3, 4; 1 ntrnmurtus 3; Varsity Oub 1,23,4; minstrel i,2,3,4;-macK 2; Cyo Basketball 4 umotby mahar +0 Grove Gt. Football 1,2,3; varsity Oub; Key Clubiminstrcl I,2,3,4 ;TVeCK FTedricK manniny Curb's Ave. hntromuna s 1,3; Ba3K2tball 2; VOfSity Oub 2,34; hockCu 3.4; Tennis 2,3,4; minStrei i,2, CVO cinda Tryarotti (o4 East St. Daxn -rr ayo u Cover St. Editorial Board 4 JbmesmcHeil 120 statist CVO 3,4 Sno 4n KQuey J°hn mcHei 1 n East vJOS inyton St. 120 State St 40 CVO 3,4 ■mi oxalic‘nr. K«i i 26 JOCKSOn Ave. IrxtrnmuraiS 1,3; m nstre 3; musical 2 KathlCttnma ii Court Squore Cb«er leading ,2.3,4; Resident i,2 ; ScFtbail ,2; Stud TtSarate 3; musical 2.3;minStn2l 3,4 Teresa mie T orth rr ain St. uudlcr Band 2,3,4;DrumTr ajocette4; TainStr l m ; Editorial Beard 4 EilCCn mor roe RO l PitdtSftx-d State One-Acts 3 Robert “rrioore, SunSCt Lfloa Student, Senate 3, Preside H Ar drew matron’ tk Crescent. St. Football 1,2,3.H .coptaios; Basfeban u,3,4 .Basketball 1,2, M; musical 2,3,4,mnstr i i, 2,3,4; varsity Club 2,3,4; 0oyV State RameiaTT u iin n Grave st. mar k mu scate uo Grondvicw Acres Football «,2,3.4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4 ; Tennis 2,3,4; minstrel «,2,3, m; student senQte 4;6oys‘Stote; ScHool board Ropazsa ntati v«; VQrS'ty CJub «,2,3,4 LOuric Nokta 4to FiGld A Z. Bruce O'Rourw 3 Belmont Ave. Football 1,2,3; Editorial 0oard4, Ski mom 1,2,3; Baseball 2; 2y Club i minstrel i,z;CYO 3,4 John O'BourKC Sn River St. Basketball 1,2,3,4 Vi ill «am O'Rourke Z Robinvjood LOne Pootban 1,2,3,4; Basketball ,2, 3.4 ; varsity Oub 2,3,4; fanrus 2,3,4; minstrel «,2,3,4 Money Pedonc Rt. n itortn clarendon Onflericadinq 1;minotrai 3,4; Intronturais 3 m«cmael Peters 1 30 ParK St. intramurais ; nhs ;cyo Anthony pisancili 3Awest st. Pootbaii 1,2,3; varsity Oub 2.3. 4;rratK 2,3,4;m«nstnti 2.3.4 Tf Ory Beth Pratico 3 Alta Tarrocc cnazrieodings ,2,3,4;musical «,2;m.instnzi 3,4 John Quinn 54 Engnzm Ave. football i,2,3,«4‘, VQrsity Oub 2.3.4 ;rr jnStral «,2,4;Tennis 4; Ski Team«; iracK. 2 Gregory Reardon 0 1 library Ave. n.hs. James Reardon 2J3 Adams St. Football a.3,H; minstrel «.2,3, 4, varsity Gub 3,4,’5 1 Tccun ; Track 2,3; cVO D«ane. flegukx Creek Pd North Cl orendon. Key Gub 4 Kelley Scott Gement RA Pootbaii 1, minstrel i,3,4; kooc- 2y 3,4 rr cm Ann aejoard «64 jQCH Or Ave CnriSb'ne Chicxt mtn. lop ed Chittenden Basketball 1,2,3; IntramuraiS 1; 00SS (Country Running 2,3; Cop tain 4 ;cy S Country 6kiim 4; aims' state; state one- Ads z m«nstn?i ; TmcK2,3,4;nhs 3H ; soFtbcui 1 Steven Solan Campoen Rd.. Footban i,3L,3,4; varsity Gub2, 3,4; rn«nstmi ,2,3,4;Tmck 1,2a 4; Vice President 4; 6Ki rarvn 1,2. Bernard Stanley 41 Temple st Pootbaii «,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3, m, mast ei i,i,3,4; intmmura.1 s ; Korsity Club 2,3 24 Killing ton Ave. Football 1,2,3. captain 4; CVO 3; Babketbai l 1,2; varsity Oub 2,3, 4; minstral 1,2.4 Nance Thompson 113 Temp ® St Softball I.2.3.4; Treasurer 3; Basketball 1,2,4 ;m«r s ei 3 4; mus«au 2,4; evo Guu Trapeni B tnadison St. Football i,2,3,m; m Ntrel ,2,3,4; varsity Gub 2. v i Track 2.4 Stanley Rhodes Countnyside Estates Focttxxu 1; Baseball ,2,3,4 Tv-omos Rovoe mjzndon mtn orchards SAjQte One- Acts 1,2,3; Neva Eng- land exarra Fest vai «,3; evo 3, 4; Science Fair 1; Editorial Good 2.3,4 ; intramcirais ,3 , minV trei 4 Barbara Tronbetta no Oaw st. Business Board 4; mus cai 3; Editorial Board 4, xeyciub 4 Bruce Turco OX 103 mt Hotly Band 1,2,3,4 John Verb Rt. n Nonh Clarendon Tfcmrrv WCIChv Pbrc t PQTK Tftnothu VdeiCH Parost PorK Peter wHifctannexe Cfeafcbaii • ; i,z; SoutH 5t. wamu 3 Mf Ait£rr atfc COp- -tain 4 Toftep Xir gaifc lOtnaodOMj st,. front ro+J • juJcett , e CLtLrino J3a(-K-rouj' c. Shjor jf.fi £ h+vntvori Srotit foio- S S to.ri (fotkjQ. 2E)fi 4yt otro q,cJ(. row - M.- M.u3cq,1c(Jo , A- Piary ? senior class tt«r - tSfcC ,E Ham.ato ; Prfc5.,C.CLar.AojV.fr s., 5. Solari; Tm. TCa v.t J o tOnXr Others ... BXL . ROW I—C. Job, T. Canty, N. Thompson, L.Notte, M. Fradette, D. Mayo. ROW II—P. Firliet, P. DePoy, E. Monroe, T. Miele, C. Clarino, R. Flannery Tonzaam( 2ie, J irrrr ij Coughlin Class Flirts Ux. Canr 2 , kodej mctrcy i Definitely Differ ant Class THusidons TnoSt UKaltj -to Succeed Erin HomiLton, Gozq Banrdon Class Beds monj e h Praeco , 7TOTK rnoscatciio Barb v orxu n , Tim maWir Dona, meat For Class Best Dressed mory floft 2 LQwrcnCC, JO' POurKC Class Mhletcs S ChnS CiOTioo, OuAdatl Ftonnary Class Losers 6 is rnartj 0cti- Franco, Stuva Fa co Ctoss Actor $ Actrass Chn's 5 ort., v -motronl Ovis c or nO,JOLj Oiuon Erin Hamilton, aazg Heard On THoSt Studioufi 2 A Katru mar, mornrnu GCQtci o Best Personality © - Sorb vocxujn , Andy matronl most TaiKatWa 'V 4-? ROW I--M. Crosby, M. B. Creed, M.J. Daley, J. Bums, P.Cioffi ROW II—M. Delliveneri, T. Dipalma, J. Cul- ver, T. Casscsc, R. Cioffi ROW I—P. Barucco, M. Ciccotelli, K. Aicher, K Abatiell, C. Cioffi, K. Dooley ROW II—S. Courcelle, D. Chiriaco, S. Bcnard, P. Clifford, M Cameron, P. Amoresc ROW I--D. Lee, S. Gibeault, B. Grady, G. Fusco, L. Hinks, M. Harrison ROW II--G. Graham, K. Felkl, P. Gal- lo, B. Lavcne, j. Harvey, D. Fucci, J. Hackett ROW I— T. Codnick, M. M. Foley, P. Hermans, S. Kelly, M.K. Henrichon, A. Graham ROW II--R. Haynes, B. Drake, T. Kelley, P. Hogan, C. Egan, G. Forte 50 ROW I--T. Moore, M. O'Rourke, P. Lloyd, M. Levins, D. Maniery, J. Margo ROW II--M. Mullin, T. Puma, J. Denofer, R. Reed, T. Reardon, L. McNeil ROW I--F. Reed, K. Moore, B. Lynch, K. Levins, A. Margo, K. Powers ROW II— A. Manfredi, M. Muscatello, B. McCann, P. Notte, M. Lord, G. Medlin ROW I— R. Tatro, M. Ripa, M. Tumbeau, C. Sawyer, W. Visi ROW II--P. Sullivan, J. Rotella, J. Shortle, J. Solari, J. Tureo, S. Riordon ROW I—T. Swahn, P. Sabotka, M. Steams, J. Visi, M. Trepanier, P. Zuk ROW II—A. Vitagliano, J. Ruggiero, T. Stewart, J. Tripodi, R. Ward. 52 ROW I--S. Albert, J. Brennan, S. Carrol, D. Brooks, C. Cain ROW II—J. Cain, C. Battles, K. Blongy, T. Daw- ley, R. Bates, D. Comolli ROW I--D. Carroll, D. Burke, M. Ballou, M. Clifford, C. Cartier ROW II--P. Cotrupi, M. Daley, D. Davidson, J. Davidson, F. Aquistapace, B. Burke ROW I--J. Dickinson, A. Guerra, P. Firth, C. Fagan, T. Hermans ROW II—T. Gallipo, T. Dellvencri, T. Fagan, L. Gabriele, R. Harrington ROW I—P. Fagan, G. Flannery, M. Dooley, T. Harrington, M. Fothergill ROW II—R. Fradette, K. Gallagher, E. Gallagher, W. Fortin, K. Falco, C. Hebert ROW I--D. Loscby, V. Manley, M. Menard, T. Rizzico, A. Maslack, P. Job ROW II--S. Korzun, J. Mottola, D. Magro, M. Miles, C. Kelley, R. Lamoria ROW I—R. Manfrcdi, L. Perreault, T. Lampiasi, M. Mec, T. Ponton, J. Lee, C. O'Rourke ROW II--R. Quinn, G. McCormick, K. Harvey, J. Puma, P. Letoumeau, D. Reid, M. McNeil ROW I - S. Smiel, B. Thompson, L. Veszina, S. Trapeni, B. Wood ROW II - M. Stewart, P. Zambon, M. Seward, M. Rotella, W. Sanborn ROW I - S. Tabor, P. Seward, A. Trepanier, M. Rowe, E. Short, B. Sawyer ROW II - A. Wallet, J. Val- ente, J. Wysolmerski, C. Sullivan, C. Roy, M. L. Terrill fONDAY MORMIMf. «CDTCMRCD ic io-tc lb .... ______________ _________________ ____________________________ ne VoW I—M. Ballou, C. Battles, M. Daley, S. Aicher, J. Bison ROW II— M. Dauphinais, L. Burke, M. Bonilla, ;n R. Crosby, S. Dillon •s a idr f nent for swept defense n march game’s aroused forces gs. into ►aturday w of the yards in t downs j rest of ?ed only and 64 ounties straight ersified starred i Flo , Ma lco a irneri stro Moriah’s John H particular, improved quite a bit over the Rice game, and he opened some nice holes for Motroni to run through, said Cioffi. In preseason. Cioffi expressed some reservations about the offensive line because of its relative were a little slow starting, but they had good speed once they got going.” The game began with Tucker returning Steve Solari’s kickoff 17 yards to the Moriah 30. Then, with Ed Harchett smashing up Htrtltf Phot by Bob Ma ro tie JohD Colver (82) doing? - rusmiig; iu cuver the 57 yards and Russell Ward led a six- to paydirt. Motroni drove the minute march downfield. This last six with a spinning, time, though. Falco capped the tumbling, bruising run over drive with a superb catch at the tackle. Motroni also ran the back of the end zone. He had to two-point conversion, tying the go high for Flory’s toss, but he game at 5:32 into the second. held the ball despite a jarring By now. the Academy defense shove by a Moriah defender ■ ke we’ll i Fun: nprov half e garr h bett s cou orth i :ult offen an it d kings, dling h ■g. Floi n of nd thri liffere. te ’ halftime uiac Inn n.or In iipa Nnn inn;. ! «• • ds, ROW I--J. Cioffi, M. Abatiell, B. Carr, M. Comolli, T. Brough ROW II—L. Coombs, K. Bride, A. Egan, P. 'ffei Bizz3rro, B. Cartier, A Ciccotclli By RON RYA UTLAND - It v r Bowl or Rose ver 3.000 Rutlar, football gan irday was just ant. if not morest le “Rutland Be fought Satu; oon at St. Pete; :hed were two ve teams, both fig nd place in Div, louthem Vermonl the end. the M( nt St. Joseph i the victor ght year, easily iMuiumig Mike Higgins to Fredette. to s-town rival Rut Ovprwliplni R nirlpre I n (] Another Rutland fumhle late ROW 1 p Goddard, J. Flory, M. B. Graziano, M. Gallagher ROW II - J. Godnick, F. Gallagher, C. Hack- eason for both tectt c Guerra ..................... _ ....................... ■°th teams played a hell of down, forcing the Raiders into star as lie took it in from Three me,’1 grinned Mountie line h Tony Zingali. “We ln’t have expected much tout of our kids.” Hand Coach Joe Teta ad, shaking the hand of de Cioffi. A cademy head h. “You sure did a job on it there today,” Teta told “I thought our line could you guys, but they just right by us.” mu the start of the game, teams played hard, as jh it was for the state lpionshlp. Both teams spectacular plays, and had more than their i share stakes. ooked from the start as if Raiders basically would in aerial attack — on the first pi image for a 41-y Their dreair ?red when receh itte suffered a • bone on the plaj dn't leave the ga icond quarter. Mounties were p the ball on the ling out hard d the powerful n Motronl who ra ards on the da he 1,000 for these • Mountie defer mined to stop the ?rs. Led by seni ta, Mark Foi ni, the defensiv fine lob, holding yards on the grou hably the fact the Academy the the coolness wit. erback A1 Flory + a field Bruce Ti yards. From there, it was all the Academy’s game. The team dominated on offense for the remainder of the quarter, even though it couldn't put points on the board. Late in the quarter, the Raiders committed their first big mistake. Higgins fumbled on his own 44-yard line. Steve Solari landed on the ball for the Mounties. The Greer. Machine went into action. Flory coolly ran Russ Ward. Steve Falco and Motroni for short gains that brought them to the three-yard line. Motroni was dropped for a yai Muscatello for the extra two points. Late in the fourth quarter, the Raiders ended all hopes of a Mountie shut out. Ward fumbled the ball with Jeff Bosten of Rutland picking it up and rambling from Rutland's nine to MSJ's five. In two runs, Jeff Forte took the ball in. Tobin booted the extra point. ‘T don’t see how you guys lost to Mt. Anthony.” Teta confided to Cioffi after the game. “You were definitely much better than them.” Mount Anthony, from Bennington, was Southeru Vermont League champion. Rutland’s Dirk Larsen is stopped fc am _ ROW I - D. Fitzgerald, T. Horvath, B. Gilligan, C. Esposito ROW II - B. Franzoni, R. Gilligan, M. Fer- qtisvdireqaqi} raro M Gabriele, A. Hock £quno dpi n juaMuuauidQansAq Aepmjesajaq'pjojiaqj, •. ABp ®mimoaaesip b sbm mh« n i m H J A9JJ03 1AIIC D rvrw imnilll iin m.unw aia mu r JL n 'nunm 1 ‘ T3IMI31 wtt ou pdjSBM oqM ‘uiueo Machine Blows By Hurricanes, 22-0 ROW I - D. Maniery, C. Lee, L. Levins, M. Lee, G. Levins, an on H nw ial Hnwnc uihon chnrt varHaao ant Thou yp B. Graham, V. Levati no, N. Lampiasi, L. McCormack, J. Lloyd ROW II - P. Kelley, P. Mangan, C. McNamara ines imu w latuu wmi. lue mrau ueiense. leu oy vince lacnetta, Mark Muscatello, Tom Gallo and Mark Lord was sheer torment on the Hurricane offense. They continually broke the Hartford line to catch Hartford runners and quarterback George Gabourel for minus yardage. U blocks Sieve Lyman pant attempt. • T T 1 ior minus yaraage. VI I C l-C A 11 fl P P H O f P They also held the Hurricane total yardage to 47 yards, with 3 v U U v 11 UI U V only three first downs in the game. In fact, they were so tough By EDGLODZH evils, behind a tough third-quarter defensive effort led by Fred any West Rutland first half upset hopes by posting a 30-14 win here only three first downs in the game. In fact, they were so tough against the Hurricane offense that the Hurricanes didn't get into Academy territory. The Mounties, however, did have some downfalls. At times the offense did seem to weaken and allow Hartford linebackers to izie We did ash •h’s ieir itie the eat the first two quarters, had a big disadvantage in the game. And :e a match out of the contest, injuries earlier in the week kept the ; any serious damages. Sam Poljacik reinjured his knee and was at the sidelines on y Caliguiri, without a backup quarterback because of other early I Carl Serrani and make him a quarterback. Serrani responded in ;caed the corners on offense for the Horde and the passing game interception Westside also game. Serrani attempted to hit scored in the second half and at Steve Pietryka on a flat pass • • •......... •• « . —.j. • break through the line to catch quarterback A1 Flory and other Mountie runners for minus yardage. And the Mounties made other mistakes which cost them long yardage, as well as another touchdown. Penalties seemed to Sague them. They were called numerous times for clipping, tiding and pushing, along with a couple of offsides. One penalty, a 15 yard clip call, cost the Mounties a fourth 1 touchdown late in the fourth quarter. Resting on the Hartford 28 yard line, Flory pitched out to Motroni who fired a pass to Muscatello In the end zone. But a clip on the other side of the UaI4 k« C««VIS| WM AAr A kl V inii A4 I C t quarter, hed in ten rk on this ni finally nties' first ROW I - T. Firth, P. Mancini, J. McGarry, J. Lee, H. Lebo, G. Jcnness, L. Lafaso ROW II - J. Kelly, J. Kelly, R. Hussak, M. Burney, D. Mays, L. Jones, W. Lasante MMytaUKop.nmgmuuUs tumble rwvery by FedolTi, it Tl'«m toy ™ of the second quarter on a was 22-8 as the final per •'J-- 1 ea iney ° nouiing aooui. Saltis run that was made underway - ♦ — MSJ il midway ice again k! them to it with the ine for a ard. A 25 1 Motroni. tion, gave d took the jng again. Falco and nd to Bill line. the three caught a . ir last 12 n.Y., to face ROW I - A. Mytych, M. Motroni, B. O'Rourke, B. Shappy, E. Ryan ROW II - D. Reardon, L. Pratico, M. Riley, M. Moore, T. Regula, E. Murphy PLAZA CINEMA LO MAKI DRLD CH OF A : ski 7 9 5 A. 2.7$ ISO 'ASSES NO INTEO ADMI1 EX. ROW I - J. Roberts, M. Reardon, M. Shea, S. St. Peter, J. Reed, M. Raiford ROW II - P. Quinn, D. I Shackett, J. Silliter, R. Robinson, P. Mullin, T. Mee, S. Miles a2 7 9 ---------- i FUNNY.jailHTY!” -0 na SMH. NBC TV Today Show A. 2.75 C. 1.50 Mount St. Joseph’s runners had some nice holes to run through Saturday against Springfield as t Mounties Regain Winning Wi ) Hermans Is Star In MSJ’s Romp By LARRY DOYLE SPRINGFIELD — Pity the poor Cosmos. Going into Saturday's contest here at Brown Memorial Field. Dick Gaf frustrati operating star runr Their- Mounties a slightly 11 -game week bef at SaraU done it ii gracio embarr; Mounties more th. four sti quarterb center sidelined game co powerfu Green V Cosmos r And the: and try U The end • ' • iuuumik ioi too convincit ROW I - S. Thayer, L. Willard, P. Welch, R. Smith, L. Sullivan ROW II - R. Stratton, E. Traverse, B. and even Valente, J. Ward, C. Thayer theCosmw. v «ci iiiecuuiacui rrrtn.iaiwe v Hermans wbile Springiieid « Paul Ue(tl ( ) stretenes in vain. unoer ussmen o juniors J. Bums, scc.jJ. Solari, pres.; G. Medlin, trcas. SOphomone J Valente, vice-pres.; M. Fo- thcrgill, trcas.; D. Flannery, sec. jreshmen M. 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Courcelle, M. A. Hackett, C. Clarino, E. Hamilton, S. Hebert, J. Coughlin— ROW 2--J. Rotella, M.E. Huntoon, T. Kelley, B. Carr, P. Cioffi, P. Sabotka, B. Grady, G. Fusco, K. Levins-- ROW 3—M. Peters, G. Brunelle, G. Reardon, P.J. Gallo, C Short, M.L. Levins, K. Moore, J. Solari,—ROW 4—S. Kelley, G. Medlin, H. Battles, G. Forte, K. Powers, J. Ruggiero, T. DiPalma, M. Muscatello 3% tiub«§=n? ROW 1—P. Firliet, T. Gallo, T. Pisanelli, B. Trombetta, B. O'Rourke ROW 2--C. Car- tier, J. Wysolmcrski, K. Gallagher, D. Loseby, M. Daley ROW 3 — M. Raiford, E. Murphy, T. Regula, A. Egan, L. Coombs, M. Moore (Student (Senate, SITTING: A. Delliveneri, M. Muscatello, President R. Moore, P. Hackett, M. Daley STANDING: M. Shea, L. Pratico, Maureen Daley, K. Powers, K. Gallagher, D. Courcelle, K. Moore, C. O'Rourke «Strient 'Swtfs rts x Vv5 TKe, si cf)tj Qu.e5t3.on th Governor: vx i:V QoVQrrvo vlmorv. 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Shortle—ROW 4—Mr. Sabataso, B. Reed, K. Falco, T. Dell- Vcneri, R. Harrington, T. Hermans, R. Gabriele, C. Sullivan, B. Sanborn—ROW 5—Mr. Cioffi, S. Carroll, A. Flory, K. Coombs, C. O'Rourke, P. Zambon, B. Burke, T. Fagan, E. Gallagher 1973 Varsity 3ootbclL S(Judaic, £EZP 5e.pt' (o HJJ 3(o Sept-15 M 5-X 5 tpt ZQ ZdL ■Sept 2-fc MS.J- 9 Oct- N Pt.S.S S6L Oct M -5 J Oct'H MS J 7 Oct US' M.-S-J if Nov. 1 36L (liCC 7 hioriah, M'j ££ HcurtforcL, O 3ca-atOQcL Springfield £ QrcMxt boro % Seibios mis 9 fUctUincL 9 P)lhltUc ssociobjOO ROW I—C. Sullivan, M. McNeil, C. O'Rourke, D. Comolli, K. Falco ROW II—W. Sanborn, R. Harrington, P. Zambon, T. Hermans, R. Burke, ROW III—R. LaMoria, A. DcllVeneri, P. Cotrupi, T. GiUigan, ROW IV—Managers, R. Bates, E. Gallagher, J. King £posh football ROW I—S. Thayer, P. Mullin, J. Uoyd, A. Hock, M. Abadell, G. Levins ROW II—P. Kelley, J. Godnick, M. Ley, D. Mays, L. Burke, N. Maniery ROW III—K. Lafasso, C. Thayer, M. Motroni, B. Hussocks, M. Zambon, R. Stratton, L. Jones ROW IV—D. Solari, J. Ward, T. Mec, M. Trepanier, M. Comolli, P. Mangan ROW I—Band Director—Mr. Glenn E. Giles, M. Walker, P. Gallo, M. Gabrielle, D. Comolli, P. Letourneau, M. Crosby, K. Bride, J. Bisson, T. Miele, ROW II—J. Magro, J. Wysolmerski, M. Daley, D. Loseby, M. Raiford, P. Stanley, M. Creed, S. Hebert, T. Ley. ROW III—M. Seward, J. Godnick, C. O’Rourke, J. Rotella, R. Tat- ro, F. Reed, D. Reid, C. Hebert. J. Wysolmerski, J. Magro, P. Stanley, M. Daley, M. Crosby, T. Miele. (District Festival) Performance Pfrccrri_________ FootJocm 6Qm Z5 i P 2f Rallies Haiioween Parade D StnCt 'rrjusic PZbtiva) veterans' Dou, Parade Soio t ensemble Festival Ou-.StrnQS ASSCrnt) U Ne j England rqusic Festival touaitu oau fomde Vermont ai r- state Festival SprmQ Concert Tr rnonai Day Peanut Erin ROW I—M.A. Hackett, E. Hamilton, T. Codnick, J. Harrison ROW II--C. Clarino, K. Aicher, M. K. Henrichon, J. Visi Cn U£ CAOAimQ Jo - Anna ROW I—B. Cioffi, B. O'Rourke, J. O'Rourke, P. Letoumeau—Manager, J. Culver, A. Floiy, M. Muscatello, J. Shortle ROW II—Coach Bizzarro, J. Ruggiero, T. Cassese, P. Nottc, T. DiPalma, J. Solari HSJ Visitors MSJ Visitors Spaulding - h 4q 65 Hartford - A e 32. Burlington - A MT 95 BaUa 5 RUIS - A (.3 55 Spaaing - A 51 Rutland - H SB 35 rrTpntp zlK2r - A 50 (o3 BrutUaooro - h 50 MM South Burlington - H MS 5(p rr t. Aothonig- A (xAa -14 Burlington h Ml M© Springfield - A 58 (oO rgt- Antnong H Ml c n Windsor - h 69 5© Bmttieooro - a 44 MS 0QJIOO5 FOlIIS-H MS Ml Windsor - A 4© 6fc Autiond - A 4 54 Springfield - H 5 (oO Hartford - H 34 ( 5 (Sby vS' d- V SatfliCtboJi I ROW 1—D. Reid, D. Comolli, R. Bates—ROW 2--P. Zambon, F. Aquistapace, M. Stewart, T. Gilligan, G. McCormick, D. Magro, C. Sullivan, R. Harrington, K. Falco, Missing: Coach Kelley 'Boys' (Jrcsh ritn, ©oslietJaail ROW 1—D. Solari, W. Franzoni, F. Drake, R. Ferraro, R. Gilligan, M. Ley, P. Mullin— ROW 2— J. Kelly, ). Kelly, J. Mytych, R. Tabor, L. Burke, Coach McDonough, M. 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