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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1979 volume:

DEDICATION ctacC- j. AA J J) C.l) MCTLCl I Jqi zAj Id u SUl CD ymam) urfo J oa Gma?cIqm ctcnot o . - 0 a).jJA rio lu (J6uu. -Aha -J £i rv JL Ctt (jJJLCL OA OUUSU ACUA :, ArCjt Dj?Cuj J Aoyu. AciyA Ac cul Uu JAo -Aumux) QIclaa AaaA 9ad cUcUcaA JA'La 979 Mtafcto f Ao l Quj. r of j zd-lcntion................. jjjyaciMy.................... £ ..........................t2 J jy niASlA................... 5 Ltniote..................... T j ophoiwMt....................At egg jff eAlw) n. ..................45 §9ro ........................-5X .......................... X ..............................101 Theresa Brough Editor-in-chief Basil Valente Associate Editor To the Class of 1979: Here at M. S. J. we have grown in the realization that each of us is unique. True and meaningful friendships have developed through the years and have given us a strong awareness of other people's feelings. S. J. has taught us many things, but most of -all we have learned how to be ourselves. The M. S. J. Community has given us a foundation on which our futures will be built. Now, taking all the knowledge that our teachers have imparted to us, we go out into the world to be the best that we possibly can be. Our road in life may be marked by some failures, but our only real failure is to quit. In closing, we would like to wish the Senior Class of 1979 the best of everything as they travel the road of life. Best Wishes YEARBOOK: EDITORIAL BOARD Row I: B. Gilligan, K. O'Connor, K. Maletta, K. Omland. Row II: J. Wysolmerski, T. Brough, J. Reed, K. Campbell, K. Gilligan, D. LcBlanc. Row III: B. Valente, J. Austin, J. O'Rourke, K. Mattsson, M. Gallagher, M. Raiford. YEARBOOK: BUSINESS BOARD Row I: T. Brough, L. Sullivan, C. Lee, M. Shea, P. Goddard, M. Tatro, S. Vero. Row II: B. Gilligan, B. Valente, MOUNT SAINT JOSEPH ACADEMY RUTLAND - VERMONT 05701 November 20, 1978 To the Class of 1979 Four years ago you came to M.S.J. as new Freshmen. That was also the time that I became the school's principal. Because of that you are special to me. We shared a beginning together. Now it is time for you to look toward the future. Always keep in mind the spirit and principles you learned at the Mount. We wish you God's blessing and presence all the days of your lives. As v e say goodbye to you as students it is my privilege to welcome you to the M.S.J. Alumni Association. Sincerely, % Rev. Richard Lavalley Rev. Donald Bean Principal Assistant Principal Miss Margie Canary Office Secretary Mr. William West Custodian Mrs. Anita Moore Assistant Secretary Mr. David Wolk Guidance Director Sister Julia Marie Guidance Secretary RELIGION SCIENCE Mr. John Tetreault Biology, Physics Rev. James Beauregard Sister Annunciata Religion Psychology MUSIC Mr. Robert Gambone Religion Sister Mary Margaret Chemistry Sister Emmanuel Music Instructor Mr. Walter Moore English Miss Kathleen Feeney Mr. J. Kevin Fox Sister Mary Spanish, French, Math English English Mrs. Martha Wolk French, History Mr. William Eaton English Mrs. Sandra Coyle French, English Sister Miriam Theresa Math IV Miss Lynn DelBianco Geometry, Algebra Mrs. Katherine Solari Geometry, Algebra Mr. Martin McDonough Algebra, Biology DRIVER’S ED. Mr. Alfonso Cioffi Driver's Education BUSINESS Mr. Joseph Flory Business, Typing HISTORY Mr. Henry Rizzicre History Mr. James Kelley Political Science, History KITCHEN STAFF Mrs. Charron Mrs. Gallo Mrs. Harrison Mrs. Marte 11 STUDENT SENATE Row I: K. Omland, B. Austin, M. Gallagher, L. Sullivan, C. Heald. Row II: K. Hackett, K. Solari, J. O'Rourke, K. Burke, L. Daley. Row III: M. Liscinsky, J. Austin, M. Daley, B. Gilligan, R. Fagan, L. Levins. SCIENCE FAIR haeT SttE«l Row I: T. Magro, J. Sullivan, Row 11: A. Montgomary, R. Higgins, B. Snow, M. Messier, L. Jones, A. Tatro. BOY’S GIRL’S CITY STATE This year, as in every year, the Elks Club sponsors a day in which the students of Mt. St. Joseph Academy and Rutland High School are asked to participate in the difficult task of running our city government. This year those students who so aptly ran our city were: Cindy Battles, Colleen Lee, Ann Mytych, Marie Tatro, Mike Abadell, Chris Hackett, Andy Hock, John Mytych, Basil Valente and Mike Zambon. On a larger scale, a few of our students were chosen to set up their own State govern- ment and make it run efficiently. Those stu- dents who were so honored are as follows: Peggy Bizzarro, Joanne Cioffi, MoMo Daley, Lisa Sullivan, Larry Jones, Matt Motroni, Bill O'Rourke, and Dan Solari. CLUBS ORGANIZATIONS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row I: P. Bizzarro, C. Battles, S. Cragin, L. Castle, Row 11: L. Burke, M. Abatiell, B. O'Rourke, T. Brough, J. Cioffi, T. Lawler, K. Maletta, J. Austin, L. Daley. Row III: L. Jones, D. Merone, B. Valente. M.S.J. KEY CLUB Row 1: M. K. Fagan, J. Cioffi, P. Manning, D. Ellig, T. Brough. Row II: J. Wysolmerski, T. Foley, J. Fagan, A. Valente, A. Montgomery, J. Brough. R. MICHAEL ABATIELL Abbey 34 Baja - Renegade or Bronco - Pilot Ft. Lauderdale - Tabo Extinguish- ers W.U.F.S. 1.0. Head for the Mtns. Wisdom of many and the wit of one ... And we'll all have a good time ... Ah 2 Tatro's annual. Crusin' with Mon! Pico! Bomoseen parties at THE camp. OMYMO PO, GNY, LY___________TTSMWNBS G NHO! ... SAM. Don't let it bring you down; it's only castles burning, Find some- one who's turning and you'll come around. CSNY ... N.J. ... Party 1,2,3,4 Musical 1,3,4 St. 1 Acts 2,3,4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Skiing 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2 CYNTHIA BATTLES Cindy, wicked , old Mr. Boston. F.F.A.R.R. Wild and Crazy times at B.R.G. 's A.H. 9 90M.P.H. OH YEAH! The ablest man I ever met is the man you think you are.'' Football 1,2,3,4; Student Senate 4; Nat. Honor Society THERESE M. ADAMS MICHELE A. BALLOU Shelly .... Tom Sally did what? Lads! If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, it is yours. If it doesn't, it never was. Majorettes 3,4; Co-Captain 4 Musical 1,3,4 Minstrel 2,4 Intramurals 1,2,4 Hand- in - Hand 1,2 Newspaper 2,3 N.H.S. 4 Tennis 1,2,3,4 Minstrel 2 Majorettes 4 Newspaper 3,4 Ski Team 4 Intra- murals 1 Business Board 3,4 Girls City 3 Terri ... Cream or sugar?? Seen at R.H.S. ... The Boston Beat ... W’ake me in time for the weekend ! ... Harpo ... Satellite ... Any Gas money? ... Hampton Beach '78' ... Me and my KNEE ... Project Help-Crash ... W.T.G.T.T.O. ..........28th Cotillion. HP SUSAN M. AICHER MARGARET BIZZARRO Peggy, BkCPr 78. Only the good die young! Madamski. birthday parties. 1GTPSUF ... 1, Kinky. Mountie Bear 1 L B 3:00am, Chuckles 1 remember one Sat, night when....AH 7 ' 'Just what you want to be you will be in the end.'' 28th Cotillion Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Musical 1,3,4 GS 3 St. 1 Acts 2,3,4 N.H.S. 2,3,4 Class officer 1,2,3,4. BARRY CARR The Original Fun Guy! Cross Country 1,2 KELLY CAMPBELL SHORTCAKE'' ' 'BRIGHT EYES'' It's Not My Fault! '' Silver Mustang Keep on Ridin'! ! THREE FINGERS Seen With J. C. I Like Drcamin ' M. S. J. Has Made Me Feel Welcome. Band 4, Yearbook 4, District Band 4, Voc. Tech. 4, F. B. L. A. 4. THERESA A. BROUGH Tunafish at King's Four. ' 'Understand that it is not necessary to understand.'' I QUIT! ! (the yearbook.) bvaaslielnte Remember the College Fair? Yearbook 3, Editor 4, N.H.S. 3,4 Key Club 4. LENNY BURKE B-Ball 20 Holy Cross Hopefull. Future ' 'Doc The ' 'Jimmy'' Head for the Mtns. Benn Burry Bum. G.H.A.S. 1,2,3,4 Golf 3,4 Football 1,2,3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2 St. 1 Acts 3,4 Student Senate 3 N.H.S. 4 LIZABETH A. CARTIER Cooner TTS-MWNBSGNHO. Good times in the Fury Weekend fun! ! ! G.G. 1 Well maybe. Good friends and fond memories. ATTWSAJADWAD. Partying and mak- ing friends 1,2,3,4 Prince MARK CAMOLLI 16, Mario Martha Jeeping Asst. 1 Magoos? I'm 18! ! ! Head for the mountains W.U.F.S.I.O. Extinquishcrs Westside Pumpkin - 1031bs. Football 1,2,3,4 Golf 1,2,3,4 skiing 1,2,3,4 Cross country 3 Musical 1,3,4 St. 1 Acts 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4. Softball 1,2,3,4. Newspaper 1,2 Hand-in-Hand 1,2,4 Key Club 1,2 Far awy there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. 1 may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them and try' to follow where they lead.'' Louisa May Alcott Paul.......... Take a tip from the oyster; when irritations get into its shell and it can't get rid of them; it turns them into the most beautiful thing in the world - A Pearl D.B.S. Reminiscing ... Skier. Seen with K.C. Girls State 3 N.H.S. 4 F.B.L.A. 3,4 Voc Center 3,4 LAURIE ANNE COOMBS ANITA CICCOTELLI JOANNE CIOFFI Chicker Nails! If any man seeks for greatness, let him forget greatness and ask for the truth, and he will find both. JOSEPH. -W.R. BARTELETT Studio, quietness. Everybody is beautiful when he's loved by someone. Hand-in-Hand 1,2,3,4. Project Help 1,2,3,4 RONALD J. CROSBY Linda, McDonald's BP. Petco71. Honda 350 73 Charger, Buzzing. Ronnies' Pub. Kaw 900 Zonking in English. Those nights at camp? N M T T W D A % ! Hockey 18 Def. Proctor waterfalls. The cold nights on the Honda. What you don't know will not hurt ya ! Many people feel little pain. ' 'bye Linda Anerson 1. MARC DAUPHINAIS Dolph. E-Z Action. 1 don't smell anytmng. Kamoim' Guy. Catch a Buzz. One-hit- ters. All 1 know is what I don't know. Pumping Iron 1,2,3,4 Class President 1 Hockey 1,2 Cross Country 3 Track 4 Musical 3,4 Minstrel 3 SARAH E. DILLON Sally theKojak car. Will you sit up! ? ! Ladd's '78! GHWM Strained and diluted. Couldn't get along without my good influence. Terry ... If you love something let it go if it comes back it's yours, if it doesn't it never was. Musical 1 Majorettes 2,3,4 Co-Captain 4 Intramurals 1,2,3 Girls City 3 Newspaper 2 FRANK DRAKE 'When 1 was stone blue, Rock and Roll sure helped me through.'' ' 'Stoney'' MAUREEN A. DALEY ' 'Mo Mo'' ' 'ymouth'' 1 am so happy with you, I discuss all my thoughts or 1 don't have to say anything. You always understand, 1 am so relaxed with you. I don't need to pretend, I don't need to look good. You accept me for what I am. 1 am so strong with you. 1 depend on you for love but I live my own life, you give me extra confidence to succeed. S.P.S. Football 1 Basketball 1 Baseball 1,2,3,4 MARK FERRARO Fargo In back of Harley's Head for the Mtns. Malta Madness. State C-c- Mect- H.I.M. Cross Country 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,4; Baseball 4 DEBBIE FITZGERALD Who-o-o Me-e-e ? Clarendon Springs. Tim's 'stolen' Datsun. The Hill. Don't you believe that your dreams will come true? Alfie's'' Gotta start a groove in order to move. Yea! HEMOTOPON Trip to nowhere. Party! Thank God it's Friday! ! ! ! JUDY FLORY Jugy the Fugy walking to Lize's Robert Always ' 'Cal's Place'' A Red Subaruooo Munga 2 with Phes 1st period! Benn Burry Girl ' 'Live and Leam''. Kindness in words creates confidence, Kindness in thinking creates profoundness, Kindness in giving creates Love.'' ANN MARY EGAN Mutt - Mutt The lawyer. Honk-e-dory times in the fury. TTS:mw NBS G NHO Q.L; Pinnacle Ridge. After the peprally head for the mtns. skiing at Pico. Bomoseen '77 Robar Times (Tabors) Party 1,2,3,4 Key Club 1 St. 1 Acts 3,4 Musical 3,4 Intramurals 1,3,4 CAROL ESPOSITO Crill. Jon D. 2,3,4 etc. Sophomore year 1 Send me to the UConn Senior Ball ' '77 Blondes vs Redheads. It's not red, it's auburn. McDonald's my kind of place??? V.W. blues. Ocean '78 Summers! ! We don't remember days we remem- ber moments.'' 20 DENISE FREDETTE Life has a sterner meaning than what we make of it. Strong ties of love, hurt, and hate blend together bit by bit. God puts us all here on this earth, Externally with us all the way ... Steve ... Pammy Stand with your face towards the sun ... so that your burdens may all fall as shadows behind you ... Steve ... Slick ... seen with Pam! MICHAEL GABRIELE 5G4WD. Brother Mike. McNeil C Reedy. Mighty C.B. 'er 2-Wheeler. Ski Doo Par- ties' ' SUZUKI - 400 ' 'Men of few words are the best of men.'' Band 1,2,3,4 Key Club 3 Voc Center Acc. Dp 3,4 FRANK GALLAGHER 87 Can 1 play too? ! R. Newhouse. Where's Mike? Football you bet! Do not walk in front of me I may not follow. Do not walk behind me I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. Football 2,3,4 Minstrel 2 Lifting 1,2,3,4 Mountie Bear 3. Wild and Crazy times at B.R.G. Football at whites! S.W.M.T.D.B. C.D.P.F.S.M. V. W.G.F. Let's go bowling ! The Boston Beat. Look at that Doctor! I try to remember yesterday, wondering about tomorrow, 1 realize I should only concen- trate on today..28th Cotillion. MARY GALLAGHER BRIDGET GILLIGAN ' 'Not a life but a good life is to be chiefly valued'1 My Parties! ? ! Wild Cruis'in on Q.L. Lunchroom fun. Pep Rallies? Packy! Vo. Tech. Plays 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2, Softball 4 Basketball 1,2, Cheerleading 3,4 yearbook 4. 21 RICK GILLIGAN ''you may slip and fall once in awhile, but if you get up and keep walking you'll get to where you want to go. ' 'Gilly'' Red Sox diehard. Football Pools Basketball 1,4 Rec League 2,3 77-78 Res league Champions Baseball 1,2,3,4 PAM GODDARD ....Francis B .... A.H. 3. Whip! ! Limpy. Such a riot! croaking Enjoy life .... Party! Smokin' and Jokin' D.I.I.A.V! ! Partying with the Rutland girls. Mo- ments that memories are made of ... JEFFREY G. GODNICK Harpo ... 5 on ice, Hockey Jock ... Bronco ... Let's go Baha'n! ... Homework? ? Terri ... Monte Carlo ... Seen driving in a furniture van ... Wash your car Lately? ? ... Saratoga 78 ... Door. W.T.G.T.T.O. Hockey 1,2,3,4 Tennis 1,2,3,4 Football 1 Band 1,2 CHRISTOPHER J. HACKETT Hack - Lifeguard. Otter ski patrol. Fight 'n Irishman. Pico ski bum. GO FOR IT Swiss Alps 78 S.G.P.Y.I.T.H. Q.L. P.R. ,C.G. Code SS M. 10 50 M. 10 90 Vitals to Follow Party 1,2,3,4 Ski Team 1,2,3,4 Golf Team 1,2,3,4 Musical 3 Yearbook 3 ANDREW HOCK The Dude 24 Bronco Co-pilot Monkey Wards How did you get Rutland Pants? Tabu Ft. Lauderdale For five dollars Rec League Are you growing a beard? Fire extinguisher Do you have extra small? W. U. F. S. I. O Football 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Boy's City 3 22 TERRY ANN HORVATH HARE .... ' 'the ymouth'' I expect to pass this way but once; any good therefore that I can do, or any kindness that I can show to any fellow creature, let me do it now. Let me not defer or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again.1' ETENNE DE CRELLET ROBERT HUSSAR Killington Hammering. HEADWALL. Rossi C 555's Gone hunting. Climbing with STU. Suz G Wheelerville. THE SUBE. Mendon Mountain. Church St. Adam St. Jugi da Fugi. Lef. Going to see Rich. Learned it in Barstow. Old Man Zig. Hammond Egg. Who's the light on? Sargent Rock. PETER KELLEY If I am right thy grace impart still in the right to stay, If 1 am wrong O teach my heart to find a better way.'' ' 'Kell'' Sox in '78 Rec league Champs the ' 'guns'' 77- 78 Football Pools Football 1 Baseball 1,2,4 Baseball Mgr. 3 Rec league 2,3,4 GAIL MYRON W.P Tri Cap. 62 EIGHT PACKER W.U.F.S.I.O Albino. Doctor Jones. Florida 3,4 WHITE HAIRS Life's been good to me so far! ! Football 1,2,3,4 Boys State. Baseball 1 Basketball 2 Golf 2,3,4 Science Fair 1,2,3,4 National Honor Soc. 3,4 WENDY JENNESS My name is Wendy. See you tomorrow .... Unfortunately! Mountville, Pa. Saint Pete Beach, Florida ' 'Always hold your your head up, but be careful to keep your nose at a friendly level.1' Volleyball 2; VO-Tech Center 4 LAWRENCE A. JONES JOHN KELLY COLLEEN LEE Wild C Crazy times at B.R.G. 'S Woll Lunchroom fun. Cabbage night. Cruising on QL. Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday. Musical 3 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Softball 1,4 Track 2 Basketball 1,2 Elks Youth day 3 Cheering 4 Business Board 4 JUDI LEE God made each of us in a special way. He is the reason we live from day to day. Re- member the good in the past but enjoy each moment of every day for life has its way of passing us by so fast. Dave ! ! Hop Rec. D.O. 1 Lifeguard. Remember Friday nights. Motorcycle (crack-up) F.B.L. A. 3,4 Voc Center 3,4 WILLIAM LASANTE Skylark, 8-Packer Establishment. Life's been good to me so far. M.M.W.M.B.D.C. ' 'Friendship's the wine of life.'' Young 23 Strapper. Loves operations. ME AND MY KNEE. PARKING IN FLORENCE. John- Boy. Nice guys finish last. Success is never final and failure never fatal. It's courage that counts. Crutches 2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 JOSEPH KELLY Kathy....Kell 25 J.G.A.P. 4 W.U.F.1.0 Vo Chuck 4 Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 24 LAURIE LEVINS Mark ... 1WBYF. Remember yesterday, Dream about tomorrow, But live today. Benn-Burry Bum. CHWV1TGR 77 KojakCar , Ladd's '78. Seen on the busto N.H. SABSWSAS ... ' 'What can 1 say'' We must offer our hand if it is to touch an- other's heart. Intxamurals 1 Musical 1 Cheerleading 1,2 MICHAEL LEY Margaret 3,4 Leo B.U.S.C.H. 2 Maggot Future Cheevers. Wolverine. Tra- volta. Foreigner W.U.F.S.1.0. Pamelli Jones. Pumpkin Head. Spd. Tct. 3 Pats Burnt. They were Buffalo. Red eyes Elmer. J.G.A.P. Conehead. Spike. Drama 3,4 Hockey 3,4 Baseball 1,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 JEFF LLOYD KAWASKl. Seen with Shap and Dolph . Cuff. Don't Roll It. IRA. Ez-Action. Fried. PAUL MANGAN THE MANGIER L.A. Rams 1. J.G.A.P. 4. Magoo's. S.A.W.D. D.G.G.H. E.M.l.A.J.B. Football 1,3 Voc Center 3,4 NICK MANIERY G7 Jeeping 1. S.A.W.D. Bonaconi 1. J.G.A.P. 4 E.M.l.A.J.B. Westside Pumpkin 1031bs. D.G.G.H.W.V.F.S.I.O. Grand Prix. Magoo's 1 Let's go have one. Football 1,2,3,4 Golf 3,4 JOAN MCGARRY • 'Its been real Wild and Crazy times at B.R.G. 's F.F.A.R.R ... A.H. 4 The movies; ' 'gooney'1 Lunchroom Fun. It is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all. Business Board 4 Intramurals 1,2,4 Newspaper 2,4 Minstrel 2 Musical 3 THOMAS MEE Poor House. DISILLUSIONED. Establishment. M.M.I.W.A.M.B.D.C. Merritt Island, Fla. Florida Football 1,2,4 Baseball 1,2,4 Rec. League 1,2,4 DEBRA S. MERONE ' 'Each new morning brings new hope.'' Thanks to all for the help this year, (you mean you still haven't moved in yet! ?) Field Hockey 1,2,3 Volleyball 1,2,3 Track 2,3 Student Senate 4 TED MORMILE ' 'hey big T'' Sec ya next year same time same place! North to Alaska '79. Keg par- ties with Crash. ''Nipper'' MELANIE MOORE Matthew Whitegiver. If you love something let it go, if it returns it loves you. If it doesn't return it never did love you. Volleyball 2 Track 1 Key Club 1,2,3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Cross Country 1 Intramurals 1 Hand-in-Hand 1,2,3,4 Vocational Technical president of F.B.L. A. 262 t MATTHEW MOTRONI Italian Stallion 30W.U.F.S.I.O. That man is a success who has lived well, laughed after, loved much. Arrivederci Amici Miei Football 1,2,3,4, Tennis 1, Golf 2,3 Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Class Sec. 1,2 Student Senate 3, Vice pres. 4 School Board Rep. 4, Boys State Minstrel 1,2. WILLIAM J. O'ROURKE The larger the island of knowledge, the longer the shoreline of wonder. If you ask will ABATIELL? Poet ... Rod Laver 12 A girl named Lori. President 4, Boys State 3, Green Key 2, N.H.S. 3,4 Musical 3,4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. St. 1 Acts 2,3,4 Tennis 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Hand-in-Hand 2,3,4 PATRICK MULLIN A. A. 2 B.F. Me and my Sherman S.S. A. Calhoun B.U.R.N.T. Let's get-! Sweet Poo Tong, A.H. 69 M.S.J. Too bad you been had but it sure was fun! Delta 88 and fury III Crash Mulligan. Red eyes, careless and negligent Go for the GOLD! Ranger 1 Part time student. B.R. 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3 JOHN MYTYCH Lisa. I.L.L.H.N.l.L. ESTABLISHMENT M.M.l. W.A.M.B.C.C. If you love some- thing let it go, if it comes back to you, it is yours, if it doesn't it never was. Lisa 2,3,4 Intramurals 3 Concession 3,4 Basketball 1,2,4 Musical 3 Minstrel 2 ANNE MYTYCH Spacious. Cool your jets. Good times in the fury ! I'm a natural! TSS-NWNBSANH Always giggling. That laugh! 3 20 78 That one special practice! BRG'S wild and crazy parties! Grab life and live ! Party 3,4 St. 1 Acts 2,3,4 Newspaper 2,3,4 Girls City 3 Student Senate 4 Musical 3,4 Hand in-Hand 3,4 27 ' 'But now our sleep has fled and our dream is over, and it is no longer dawn. The noontide is upon us and our half waking has turned to fuller day, and we must part.'' Cheering 1,2 Musical 1,3,4 Track 1,2 THOMAS J. PALUMBO TJ Ford Click Click LTD Crazy or Insane Airborne Skier Montreal - Excellent Who's Crazy? I tawt 1 taw a puddy TAT, I'm so confused! ''Me and the Boys'll be playing' all night. Musical 3. PEGGY QUINN MICHELE RAIFORD Wacky. 7-up. T SGDB ALWAW Chemistry blues P.B. cups munch out burnout 32 Key Club 1 Softball 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Yearbook 4 St. 1 Acts 3 Newspaper 2,3 Band 1,2,3,4 Science Fair 1,4 PATRICK PIKE Packy, hardly parties. Ski much? You go to MSJ? Derringer Fan. Mon Frdre, Go for the Gold! Football. When I'm right no one remembers, When I'm wrong no one forgets! Sargent Stone. Ranger 1,2,3,4. LESLIE PRATICO Leslie ... Class Ranger. PARTY! ! 4th period in the 3rd floor G.R. 'Cruisin' Sat night at Spar's. Gett'n through the day with jugy the fugy. The way for me to live is to have no way. My only habit should be to have none. Because 1 did it this way be- fore is sufficiant reason not to do it this way today ... 28 J RICHARD ROBINSON Kaw 125 Franz k. B.U.S.C.H. 1 W.U.F.S.I.O. Conehead; yes. Patty 2,3,4 Cuff stuff go wheelie. Dick Wad Bumps Wonderledge Crash and Bum Can I have a ride? Pumpkin 103 Skiing 1,2,3,4 Tennis 1,2 Track 3,4 Football 4 Jr. prom night. Big Macs Arches! Vo-Chuck. D.O. 3 Do what you feel, everybody loves it! ! ' I'm on my way---. 1 don't believe it! Macaroni All my life's a cir- cle. T.I.T.S. Where is she? Study Hall. Let's go 1. 1 secretary F.B.L.A. 3,4 ' 'Unless you love someone nothing else makes any sense.'' J'aime Jeff! ! ! DO H2 — Vo-Techen'' ... in a minute ... 12 15 77 JR2 party — McDonalds. Jr. Prom nite with MVDS 5 VTCGJR RUSSELL bound Track 1 Musical 1 St. 1 Acts 1 Voc Center 3,4 F.B.L.A. 3,4 MARY E. RILEY JOELLE REED PAGE REYNOLDS Tennis players have it! Comer of River and Meadow. Attacked at Bud's. I wanna rock and roll all night and party everyday B.R. Boy. Live life in its fullest En- joy, Enjoy, Enjoy ... Everybody party hearty. Tennis Team 3,4 MARY M. REARDON M.R. and the FURY Little m TTS: MWNBSGNHO Q.L., Pinnacle Ridge after the peprally, head for the mtns. Hey Marie C.N.A.W. Sirloin P.I.T. Cross Country 1 Musical 3,4 St. 1 Acts 2,3,4 Intramurals 3,4 Business Board 4 29 EILEEN RYAN ' 'Katie Summer of '78. 1 ain't no polock. W.U.F.S.l.O. J.G.A.P. 4T.M.S. S.L.S. S.A.W.D. E.M.I.A.J.B. 63, 32, 90. From the Bottom to the top. West- side transfer Airconditioners Football 3,4 Baseball 3,4 Only the good die young! ' 'BK+PR' '78. I G T P S U F 2. Mountie Bear 2. MSJ- RHS '77. LB 3:00 Am, chuckles. Midasize it! Snowbanks! Skiing - BJ Dm. Oh you guys Deno 9:00-12:40 Am. Adios mis amigos. Party 1,2,3,4 28th Cotillion Cheering 1,2 Musical 1,3,4 Intramurals 2,4 DENISE SEGALLA ROBERT SHAPPY U.S. Bong. Catch a Buzz. Beer lovers get better heads. 1 Hitters. Toyota. E-Z Action Football 1,2,4 AM. MONICA SHEA ' 'BOD1ENE'' Canabe Stars and strips, Mom and Dad. You got places to go, you got places to see; still I'm gonna miss you. But anyway, I wish you good spaces in far away places you go ... And if you need somebody sometime, you know' I will always be there. THOMAS SANBORN Bionica. MGM's Mikey. Burger King Blues. It is when you give of yourself you truly give. I1FGD1. Seen in Le Car. Shea Mobile P.R. Only the good die young. Tatro's Annual. M.S.J. 1 vs RHS games. When Irish eyes are smiling. Project Help came to school? 10 90 Jockett Party 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Softball 1,2,4 Tennis 3,4 Plays 3,4 Year- book 3 St. Sen. 1 30 ROBIN SMITH DAN the Black man. W.T.F.O. The Cartier's Delt! Let's do some trapping. Miller Time A. T. Checkmate lounge. D.W. What! V.P. So What ... F.Y.I.N.O. Y.G.D.B.J.C. A.P. Minstrel 1,2 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Musical 3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Bas- ketball 1 PAUL STEWART P. J. ... Peen Crash and Bum! Racing ... Suzuki Party Hearty! No Problem! ! Mus- tang 11 Munchies n' Mich Bumper 1 .. The Hill Pawlie Peener ' 'Hey Hippy! '' Yo quiero llegar a ser una persona util al mun do y ayudar de esta ma nera a ser fe- lices a todos. En este ano he aprendida a querer y a convever eu tan bello pais ... siempre la recordare ... Thanks to all for all. MARY SOTO DAN SOLARI WILLIAM EDWARD SNOW Alicia, LYA. Wild Bill Pico ski bum. Hang tough, Datsun L'il Hustler Ski Team 1,2,4 Tennis Team 1 Track 2,4 Cross Country 2,3,4 Hand-in-Hand 3,4 N.E. Science symposium 3 Vt. Science Congress 3 Vt. Science Fair 3,4. Yearbook 3 Business Board 3,4 Newspaper 2,3,4 Key Club 4 St. 1 Acts 4 Musical 3 RICHARD STRATTON A.A ft 1 B.F. S.C. + J.D. E-Z ACTION - UPPER DISILLUSIONED M.+M. 7's J.G.A.P. Let's get-----! Disco Duster W.T.A.F.I.O. SPOTLIGHT ON BILL. Sweet Poo Tang. Life is like a pretzel it goes better with beer! Wednesday Night. Wagon Drag'on B.U.R.N.T. D.O.A. Football 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,4 MARIE TATRO LISA SULLIVAN John. Jesus is Just. Alright with me. B.B. ILMJSM. HTB. Pick it! Beware of turtles. If you love - SMILE! John 2,3,4 .... 1 Key Club 4. Cheering 1,2,3,4 Girls State 3 Minstrel 2,4 Musical 1,3,4 Student Sen- ate 3,4 Business Board 4 Football 4 Please Shut Up! AH 1 Tatro's Annual! TTS MWNBSCNHO. One special practice 3 20 78 MPSH;TL-S Burger King Blues! OMTMO Luke AFB 17 will get you 20! Good times in the fury. Life is everything you make it. Life is beautiful so take it! I G T P SUF 3 Party 1,2,3,4 Intramurals 3,4 St. 1 Acts 2,3,4 Musical 1,3,4 M+D, TFHMABMUSW1CHMIWY, 1LYBBWWCE, AT. JODY: forever --6 12 77 A day to remember hun. Seen at 13 N. Street ext. Me and My Pinto: Bill Br boy 1,2,3,4 PARTY Hockey Jock: One of Laperles Girls. 7 is 1 Not a ' 'goule! '' ESTABONE Buddy, 143 wymm. Thank God it's over. I'll Always be a Mountie! Goodbye Rapid Randish Stats n' Tats. Manster ft' 9 Those feet! Sure Randy, we believe you! Hackett, your ad----! GFSPS Pepperidge Farm Truck Newspaper 2,3,4 Track 3,4 Hand-in-Hand 2,3 Football 4 Business Board 3,4 Basket- ball 1,2,3,4 STEPHEN M. THAYER RANDALL TABOR Hockey 1,2,3,4 Hockey Captain 4 ERIN TRAVERSE As long as I have a want I have a reason for living. Satisfaction is death. Hunting ... up on them thar hills .. meanwhile back at the farm Keyclub 1 Vo-Tech 3 MICHAEL E. WALKER Class Musician. Porsche 924, 1991 Soap F.E. College, Accounting. Bowling, x-c skiing. DRUMS Band 1,2,3,4 BASIL VALENTE Look out Broadway, here 1 come! What- me dance? B.J. Drama Jock. To Joanne G Kelly: Thanks for the happy memories! To BET: Merci aussi! The greatness of a man can always be measured by his willingness to be kind. Vt. St. Youth Council, C.Y.O. Rep. 3,4 Yearbook 3 Editor 4 Business Board 3,4 Musical 1,3 Intramurals 1,2,4 St. One-Acts 2,3,4; Science Fair 1 N.H.S. 3,4 Newspaper 3 Key Club 3 Boy's City 3 Concessions 3,4 Hand-in-Hand 1,2,3,4. CHERILYN VERO Sherry ... Steve ... ' 'Neet! ... F.F. A.R.R. Wild and crazy times at B.R.G. 's !!!!!! ' 'Let's go to the movies! '' The orange bug ... Munchin out! ' 'What a goon!'' Intramurals 1 Newspaper 2 Musical 3 Yearbook 4 JOHN WAHLSTROM Waligator. Baker Dist. Peils Party. B-Ball Baseball 2,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Football 1,3,4 Minstrel 1,2 PATRICIA WELCH Operator this is Jesus! ' 'HEMOTOP1N! '' ALF1ES The weekend experience. VISHNU ' 'Fairy tale High'' Rumor has it all around town. Music, harmony and rhythm. Zut! Zut! et triple Zut! Tim's Datsun Je t'aime, Trds bien. WALTER W. WILK JAY WARD Who's Elmer, W.U.F.S.l.O. Center ' '54'' Head for the mountains. I.D.N.G.A.P. First National Boy. Cone Head? Crusin' in the Grand Prix Bingo 4. Seen at Pico. E-Z Action West side Pumpkin 103 LBS. ' 'Buggy'' Sox diehard, Sox 79' ' 'When we do the best we can, we never know what miraclesis wrought in our life or in the life of another.'' Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball Manager 3 ANN KIDDER WING Winger. Super Jock. Good things come in small packages ... Where's the party? ! FGF SR 16 Too funny! Mountain Boy's and life in N.H. Good Buddy. Friends are like good times and I've had the best. Basketball 1,2,3,4 Tennis 1,2,3,4 Musical 1,2,4 Minstrel 2,4 Class President 3 Busi - ness Board 3,4 MICHAEL ZAMBON 84, Spike. Happy Valley. Where's Frank? ! ? Cemetery's best Rock Climber. The greatest gift in life is to know how to be yourself.'' 34 TERRY ZULLO KAWASAKI KH 500. Crash and Bum. Summer of 78 Florida where the girls are really wild. Partying after dark on a Friday night. Dirt riding on a Sunday afternoon, getting lost going to Lake George. Skipping school on Friday. Working on my car at Kathy Tedessco's Also graduating with our class are� HELEN LEBO and PATRICIA MANCINI. 35 36 mss President: P. Bums. Vice-President: L. Daley. Secretary: J. Lawrence. Treasurer: K. Gilligan. Row I: S. Cragin, K. Clifford, D. Brooks, T. Cram, A. Courcelle, L. Daley, L. Castle, J. Austin. Row II: M. Cole- man, W. Davis, M. Bove, J. Cioffi, K. Creed, L. Crossman. Row III: G. Crosby, J. Dunn, P. Bums, P. Clifford. Row IV: R. Cox, B. Butterfield, J. Cameron, S. Daly. 38 Row I: M. Horvath, J. Kennedy, R. Fagan, G. Gilligan, M. Hebert, S. George, A. Haskell. Row II: M. Fagan, M. Hig- gins, S. Gilligan, E. Gilbert, J. Hughes, K. Ferraro, A. Holden, E. Gauthier. Row III: K. Gilligan, M.P. Hackett, L. Flory, D. Hussak, M. Harvey, K. Gilligan, M. Gallagher, M. Hurcomb. Row I: C. Robinson, T. Levins, R. Prozzo, J. Lenoci, J. Krupp, R. Kirkbride, Row II: M. McGinnis, K. O'Conner, L. Levins, K. Maletta, M. McGinnis, J. Lawrence, T. Lawler, T. Riordon. Row 111: J. O'Rourke, L. Maslack, K. Mattsson. 39 Row 1: L. Zuk, S. Vitale, M. Sullivan. Row II: D. Tabor, M. Solari, M. Zingali, C. Trapeni, M. Zambon, P. Walk- er, J. Wysolmerski. Row 1: J. Eggleston, J. Carroll, K. Buzzell, J. Fagan, J. Brough. Row 11: D. Cooper, R. Coveil, J. Derry, T. Cross, Row III: H. Abel, E. Candon, K. Butler, M. Altobcll, K. Cartier, L. Crossman, M. Barbush, R. Bates, K. Brown Row IV: J. Creed. 42 Row I: T. Foley, R. Higgins, S. Heald, B. Fothergill, J. Hughes. Row II: D. Jones, M. LaVictorie, M. Harrison, C. Lanzelin, D. LeBlanc, S. LaSante, S. Goodwin. Row III: P. Gallo, B. Jones, E. Hagen, D. Lawler, G. Henry, T. Joyce. Row I: M. Mattsson, L. Mytych, M. Manning, M. Magro, A. Montgomery, M. Lee, M. Liscinsky, C. Lee, T. Mas- lack. Row II: P. Manley, M. Moore, J. Lyons, S. Lee, M. Messier, V. Motroni, B. Moyer. Sitting: N. Mumford 43 Row 1: S. Reardon, J. Valiquette, C. Thompson, C. Sturtevant, C. Stark, D. Vogt, S. Sullivan, Row 11: M. Pa try, B. Sabataso, M. Ragosta, H. Tatro, T. Solari, Row 111: N. Raleigh, J. Short, L. Steele, V. Ruggiero, D. Polcaro, A. Tatro, M. Ragosta, S. Smiel, M. Taylor, L. Sanborn 44 tkiSWMtW CMSS Front Row: Alison Maletta, vice-president; Maureen Hackett, treasurer. Back Row: Carla Fothergill, president; Karen Forte, secretary. Row 1 (L-R): J. Cioffi, P. Crossman, J. Abatioll. Row 11: P. Bove, N. Cunningham, R. Baker, D. Ellic, L. Carvey, L. Canney. ROW 111: J. Champine, K. Canney, J. Dali, M.L. Esposito, T. Clifford, C. Bacon, L. Bargman, B. Aus- tin, L. Cassavoy, L. Burke, M. Battles. ROW IV: G. Clifford, R. Celentano, M. Colemen. 46 Row I: J. Kalish, C. Heald, P. Fredette. J. Hock, P. Liberty R. Gallo, B. Grady, S. Knox. Row II: J. Holmes, L. Kelley., J. Higgins, D. Johnson, M.E. Grimley, B.A. Lawler. C. Gallagher, N. Fagan, P. Goddard, Row III: C. Fothergill, K. Kelly, K. Forte, M. Hackett, C. Hackett, D. Hack, K. Guertin, L. Kelley. Row I: L. Lloyd, N. McMillan, M.B. Lyons, C. Muscatello, M. Moyer, A. Mulholland, A. Maletta, D. Magro, M. LeBlanc, P. Moore. Row II. S. Leonhard, D. Magro, P. Norton, B. Littler, T. Notte. Row III: B. Morrow, T. Murray, P. McGinnis, J. McDonnell, J. McLaughlin, R. Miller, C. Lee, C. Lee. 47 pmrnA ROW I: K. Solari, S. O'Connor, L. Sabotka, L. Teremini, C. Trapeni, P. Wing, C. Zambon, P. Zukowski, L. Rizziere. ROW 11: C. Thompson, G. Thayer, D. Snow, B. Thomas, K. Thayer, T. Valiquette. ROW 111: S. Ryan, P. Reardon, L. Zukowski, M. Thome, R. Shea, A. Valente. 48 Senior Band Members: Mike Walker, Mike Gabriele, F Campbell, Michelle Raiford. Band Personnel Flute Lynda Kelley Peggy Walker Bb Cteringt Kelly Campbell Rhonda Bates Laura Castle ane Wysolmerski chele Bar bush Jill Cioffi Richard Higgins Thomas Riordan Jar Mi Sb-Alto Saxophone Jay McGinnis Neil Cunningham Peter Giancola Tenor Saxophone Matthew Hebert Michael Gabriele BariJgng Saxophone Stephen Knox Band Director Mr. Glenn Giles Bb. Trumpet John Krupp Fat :an imothy Foley Joseph Carroll Trombone James Brough Michael Donahue Tuba Sean Goodwin Percussion Michelle Raiford Andrea Holden Kelly Creed Michael Walker Anthony Magro so Qu' est-ce que c'est? Helen went where ? A Love Letter from ... Kindergarten is only a hop, skip and a jump away. Blondes have more fun. Could 1 please have a ride to West Rut- land? CLASS HISTORY . . . ACT I Scene I AUGUST 31, 1975: Cast united for first audi- tioning. Scene II OCTOBER 8: Elections were held to determine directors for the freshman cast: Marc Dau- phinais - pres., Bill O'Rourke - vice-pres., Matt Motroni - secretary, Peggy Bizzarro - treasurer. OCTOBER 18: The first gathering of the fresh- man cast was at the Freshman Reception spon- sored by the sophomore class. OCTOBER 31: MSJ Football team vs. Rutland - We brought the house down! ! Scene 111 DECEMBER 14: Intramural Play: Our first per- formance ' 'Christmas Windows'' was a minia- ture success. Scene IV JANUARY 18, 1976: Minstrel: Send in the Clowns! ! JANUARY 23: Freshman Retreat - The Principal ' 'Director's'' cue was: It's time to get your act together.'' Scene V MAY 13, 14, 15: George M - The first major musical of our time . You'll love George M'' - THE RUTLAND HERALD ' 'Ter- rifically funny ... a fine theatrical perfor- mance THE MSJ COMMUNITY. MAY 20: elections were held once again to de- termine directors for our sophomore cast - Lisa Lafaso - Pres., Peggy Quinn vice-pres., Matt Motroni - secretary, Peggy Bizzarro - treasur- er. Scene VI JUNE 17: Freshman Class Picnic ... Our direc- tors decided to move our cast to a new setting at Lake Dunmore in preparation for a new per- formance in September. ACT II Scene I DECEMBER 11: We, as the sophomore cast, sponsored the Freshman Reception. Scene II JANUARY 20, 1977: Sophomore Retreat: A time to review the script and make some changes.'' JANUARY 23: Minstrel - Several new skits opened for their first showing. JANUARY 30: Intramural Play - Hands Across the Sea . After recasting we met again for our second intramural play which met with the ag- ony of defeat. Scene 111 MARCH 24: ' 'WINGS WINS ALL NEW ENGLAND TITLE! ! Several members of our cast be- came overnight stars. Scene IV APRIL 1: All the members of our cast practiced their dance techniques at the sophomore hop sponsored by the Junior class. APRIL 24: Two members of the Wings’ Cast were inducted into the All New England Cast. Scene V MAY 20: Elections were held to determine our new directors for our Junior Cast: Ann Wing- pres., Dan Solari- vice- pres., Peggy Bizzarro- secretary, Sue Aicher- treasurer. Scene VI JUNE 21: Our Cast gathered together for one last party be- fore we recessed'1 for the summer. ACT III Scene I OCTOBER 2: Auditions were held for our annual musical ' ’Marne . Scene II NOVEMBER 5: MSJ FOOTBALL PLAYS OUTMANEUVER CROSS TOWN RIVALS.'' The two football teams dazzled their audience with clever plays and lightning speed. Scene III JANUARY 6, 7, 8, 1978: Another major musical victory for the MSJ Community ... ' 'Marne is ready for Broadway'' Meg Creed and Nancy Wierzbicki put on stunning perfor- mances as Vera Charles and Marne ... Some amateur ac- tors show their talent in minor but delightfully funny roles. 54 Scene VI MARCH 25: Once again the MSJ Cast had a smash hit on their hands with the Prime of Miss. Jean Brodie . Scene VII MAY 5: The Junior Cast sang their way into the judges hearts with December Song , the intramural play. MAY 20: The Junior cast ' 'sailed off the stardom'' at our Ju- nior Prom. Scene VIII JUNE 18: The junior cast was pleased when some members were chosen for special roles in Boy's and Girl's State. JUNE 19: The junior cast gave its last performance on the beaches of Lake Dunmore. ACT IV Scene 1 SEPTEMBER 24: Auditions were held for the new musical ' 'The King and 1 . Scene II NOVEMBER 4: ' 'MJS vs. Rutland -' 'WE ARE THE CHAMPI- ONS ... Scene 111 DECEMBER 8, 9, 15, 16: Our last successful performance on the stage of the MSJ Community Theatre ... ' 'The King and The events for the remainder of the year are uncertain. We will be leaving the ' 'set of this production'' in a few months to seek our ways in other settings. We, as authors, are not sure what new roles our fellow actors will receive but we are certain that they will be the stars of tomorrow. 55 SNACKS? I VARSITY FOOTBALL £ Front: Dan Maniery, John Knotte. Row I: M. Ley, M. Abatiell, J. Ward, T. Sanborn, J. Kelly, L. Jones, A. Hock, R. Stratton, N. Maniery. Row 11: Coach: Mr. Zingali, R. Robinson, F. Gallagher, C. Thayer, D. Solari, J. Kelly, P. Mullin, M. Zambon, B. Shappy, B. Coombs. Row III: C. Thompson, M. Matron!, R. Tabor, T. Mee, M. Comolli, J. Kennedy, J. Cioffi, T. Seager, R. Cox. Row IV: Coach: Mr. Cioffi, T. Solari, T. Le- vins, B. Kirkbride, M. Sullivan, J. Lenoci, S. Vitale, R. Fagan, M. He- bert, FR. Beauregard. Row V: M. Patry, E. Hagen, J. Miles, J. Battles, B Sabataso, D. Vogt, K. Buzzell, T. Aicher. Row VI: G. Henry, T. Joyce, J. Sullivan, S. LaSante, C. Sturtevant, B. Jones, B. Moyer, J. Dahl. Row VII: J. O'Rourke, T. Magro, M. Ragoosta, V. Motroni, K. Burke, T. Dalto, J. McGinnis The Mounties kept up the MSJ tradition of winning with an excellent 8-1 record. Many thought the Acads would finish at 5-4 or worse because of their lack of size, but with speed, pride, desire, a tough defense, and expert teaching from the coaches, Cioffi and Zingali, they ended the year tied for first in the SVL, but because of a loss to Brattleboro, they forfeited a chance of going to the States. The capping to the Mountie season came when they handed the heavily favored Raiders a 20-15 loss, destroying their chances of going to the State Championship Game. 59 M.S.Jw OPP. rn i Rice op up South Glens Falls □p pyi St. John's °p Fair Haven cp ®p Erattlefcoro Ep tup Mt. Anthony V CpU Bellows Falls °p (TTI Springfield cp (23 Rutland _ga Tootbatl 61 FROSH FOOTBALL Row I: J. Kalish, M. Thome, B. Thomas, K. Thayer, R. Calentano, J. Doll, G. Thayer, B. Grady. Row II: J. Hock, F. Ragosta, R. Shea, R. Snow, R. Gallo, M. Coleman, G. Clifford, K. Thompson, S. Knox. Row III: J. McGinnis, S. Ryan, P. Bove, P. McGinnis, E. Beonk, S. Leonhard. Row IV: K. Canney, C. Heald, N. Cunning- ham, R. Pratico, T. Notte, T. Valiquette, P. Fredette. Coaches: A. J. Notte, B. J. Grady, C. A. Sabataso. VARSITY BASKETBALL Row I: J. O'Rourke, M. Ragosta, J. Whittemore, L. Zuk, J. Cioffi, W. Wilk. Row U: R. Tabor, P. Clifford, T. P. Le vins, B. Jones, R. Cilligan, J. Wahlstrom, Mr. Kelley-coach. JV BASKETBALL ROW I: M. Moore, J. McGuiness, T. Davidson, B. Moyer, J. Hughes, S. Heald. ROW II: Coach McDonough, B. Sabataso, M. Ragosta, F. Trombetta, B. Jones, S. Lee, P. Gallo, V. Motroni, T. Solari. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL ROW I: P. Reardon, M. Coleman, F. Ragosta, J. Hock, T. Magro. ROW II: C. Heald, P. Liberty, K. Thompson, L. Zu- kowski, J. McLaughlin, M. Thome, G. Thayer, R. Celentina. 64 Following in the footsteps of past teams, coach Jim Kelley's Mounties have once again achieved a successful season. The varsity team has displayed the traditional M. S. J. spirit and sportsmanship. These qualities plus the diligence of the players have helped the Mountie Team to reach a winning season. The Senior members of the team who have shown much talent are Rick Gilligan, Joe Kelly, John Wahlstrom, and Lenny Burke. VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW I: J. Cioffi, H. Abel, M. Harrison, M. Shea. ROW II: C. Zambon, L. Maslack, L. Coombs, A. Wing, J. Creed, M. Moore, Coach-Marge Thompson. JV BASKETBALL ROW I: J. Cioffi, M. Ragosta, C. Lee, J. Creed, L. Rizziere. ROW II: P. Moore, H. Abel, T. Wing, M. Harrison, N. Raleigh, Coach-Lynn DelBianco. BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ TRACK TEAMS ROW I: G. Robinson, R. Robinson. ROW II: J. Creed, J. Short, K. Cartier, L. Sanborn, B. Cartier. ROW III: T. Levi; R. Higgins, S. Goodwin, T. Seager, M. Ragosta, M. Dauphinais, R. Tabor, M. Patry. GOLF TEAM ROW I: M. Motroni, T. Joyce, M. Comolli, N. Maniery. ROW II: C. Hackett, J. Dunn, P Clifford. Row I: K. Maletta, M. Harrison, M. Hurcomb. Row 11: J. Lawrence, M. Gallagher, J. Austin, J. O'Rourke, A. Wing, Row 1: J. McGinnis, K. Omland, C. Battles. Row' II: P. Reynolds, J. Godnick. Row III: L. Zuk, K. Worthington, B. O'Rourke, S. Vitale. 68 ROW I: K. Omland, J. Short, N. Mumford. ROW II: T. Heffemann, R. Higgins, S. Heald, F. Trombetta. 69 ALPINE SKI TEAM Kneeling- K. Omland, T. Lawler, K. Maietta, J. Austin, B. Austin, J. Hurcomb, C. Heald, T. Snow. Standing- S. Heald, T. Joyce, S. Aicher, K. O'Connor, C. Hackett, E. Biance, T. Aicher, T. Mormile, K. Burke. CROSS COUNTRY SKI TEAM Kneeling- L. Castle, S. LaSante, S. Cragin, B. Cook, E. Condon, M. Higgins, J. Short. Standing- B. McGarry, J. Lyons, S. Goodwin, J. Carroll, W. Wilk, Coach- Mr. Fox, R. Higgins, M. Quinn. 70 HOCKEY TEAM Row I: Manager: C. Stark, P. Bove, H. Tatro, M. Ley, B. Fothergill, M. Horvath, W. Davis. Row 11: Coach: C. Laperle, M. Messier, K. Buzzell, B. Butterfield, S. Thayer, C. Stark, J. Godnick, T. Murrey, K. Canney, R. Miller, K. Thayer, Asst. Coach: R. Marro. 71 VARSITY J.V. BASEBALL ROW I: B. Jones, G. Crosby, J. Whittemore, F. Drake. ROW II: Coach-Mr. Eaton, J. Cioffi, J. Kelly, R. Stratton, J. Kelly, W. Wilk. ROW 111: J. Kennedy, P. Kelley, V. Motroni, A. Hock, T. Sanborn, R. Gilligan. ROW I: J. Kennedy, J. Sullivan, K. Buzzell, T. Solari, S. Heald. ROW II: P. Lawrence, J. Cioffi, P. Gallo, B. Moyer, J. Gallagher. ROW III: B. Jones, S. Canney, Coach-Mr. McDonough, S. Lee, C. Thompson. JV CHEERLEADERS F R E S B H O M Y E N C H C E H E E R E L R E L A E D A E D R E S R S Row I: M. Dauphinais, P. Reynolds, T. Palumbo. Row 11: K. Worthington, P. Mullin. Row 111: P. Pike. Coaches: M. Harvey, M. Raiford. 73 Row I: J. Holmes. Row II: M. Grimley, J. Hig- gins. Row III: D. Ellig. CHEERLEADING!!! Split: Lisa Sullivan. Row II: Kathy O'Connor, Katie Gilligan. Standing: Bridget Gilligan, Gail Trapeni, Martha Hurcomb, Mary Kay Zambon, Coleen Lee. MAJORETTES Michele Sabataso, Laura Zingale, Michele Ballou, Cindy Battles, Karen Crossman, Betsy McCarry, Kim Romano. 75 ROW I: H. Abel, L. Pike, M. Raiford. ROW 11: C. Lee, K. Fer- rarro, N. Raleigh. s o F T B A L L Look at that form! ! ! Traveling? Directors ........... Producer ............ Choreographer ....... Musical Director Technical Director Stage Manager ....... Assisted By ......... Art Director ........ Costume Coordinators Program Props . Mr. and Mrs. David Wolk .........Margaret Canary ,... Mrs. Lorraine Gilbert .... Marc Saint-Germain ............Geoff Hebert ............Chris Hebert .........Sande West Ley .............Peter Gallo .........Margaret Canary Alma Schmohenbach Martha Wolk .......Sister Julia Marie Barbara Foley ..............Sue Aicher Captain Orton ...... Louis Leonowens ... Anna Leonowens ... The Interpreter .... The Kralahome The King ........... Phra Alack ......... Lun Tha ........... Tuptim ............. Lady Thiang ........ Prince Chululongkom Sir Edward Ramsay .........Rick Fagan .... Jonathan Hebert .......Linda Moore .........Tim Foley ......Geoff Hebert ... Robert Gambone .......Karen Solari ----Billy O'Rourke Marybeth McCaffrey .... Faith Dematteo .. Neil Cunningham .... Matthew Hebert Kathleen Gleason William Segalla Carolyn Heald Traci Reed Maureen Gallagher Royal Princes and Princesses Jill Cooper Sara Cupoli Renie Bania Jamie Bania Joanne Crete « A t a Shannon Wiley Carla Southgate Melissa Gabriele Carlene Gleason Sam Hooker r. .1___i - C..1 - Judi Austin Peggy Bmarro Patt Donahue Kathy Frederico Missy Gallagher Royal Wives of the King Susan Gee Kim Maletta Aloonsri Montgomery Anne Mytych Julie Nickerson Mary Schoenfeld Maureen Sullivan Nancy Wierzbicki Ann Wing Royal Dancers Priests of Siam Court Attendants Principal Dancer ... Amy Sullivan Janet Stillwell Lisa Clark Robin Parker Tammy Zullo Kathleen Ridlon Tricia McCaffrey Kevin Burke Jeff Fagan Tim Foley Gerry Hughes Brian Nolan Kevin Omland Bonnie Austin Michele Battles Allison Maletta Peggy Moore Linda Mytych 79 DRAMA AT M.S.J The entire theater program at Mt. St. Joseph Academy is founded upon the principle that students share a sense of community when work- ing and cooperating together in dramatic activities. This year's production of the community musical The King and I involved close to two hundred individuals from the Rutland area. The three-and-a-half hour production for four evenings was enjoyed by over two thousand people. The impressive number of friendships among Rutland High ana Mt. St. Josepn students, as well as with many adults, was indicative of the real success of the show. The Mt. St. Joseph entrant in the State One-Act Play Competition was Waiting for Lefty, an ensemble play in the Mt. St. Joseph tradition of presenting plays involving large numbers of students. Mt. St. Joseph has won the State One-Act Play Championship and entered the New England One-Act Play Festival as Vermont's entrant for three of the last four years. The directors of the drama activities at Mt. St. Joseph, Martha and David Wolk, applauded the efforts of many people without whom drama would not be possible. The Wolks cited choreographer Lorraine Gilbert, musical director flare Saint-Germain, technical directors Geoff and Chris Hebert, producer Margie Canary, and stage manager Sande Ley, among many others, as largely responsible for the success of the annual Mt. St. Joseph Community Musical. 80 M.S.J. MUSICALS 1 'Maine The King And I 'Hello Dolly M.S.J. STATE-ONE-ACTS HELLO OUT THERE MSJ STATE ONE-ACT PLAY - 1979. GIRL .............................................................MARY LISC1NSKY YOUNG MAN .........................................................KEVIN BURKE THE MAN ............................................................MATT PATRY WOMAN .....................................................................TERRY LAWLER SECOND MAN .................................................................NEIL CUNNINGHAM THIRD MAN ...................................................................TIM FOLEY SECOND WOMAN .............................................................ANDREA HOLDEN THIRD MAN ......................................................MISSY GALLAGHER THE CROWD PEGGY B1ZZARRO ....................................................PEGGY MOORE MARK COMOLLI ......................................................LINDA MYTYCH ANN EGAN .......................................................MICHELLE RAIFORD JEFF FAGAN .......................................................ALICIA TATRO JERRY HUGHES .......................................................MARIE TATRO MARTHA HURCOMB ...................................................ANGELO VALENTE NICK MANIERY ................................................................JAY WARD DEBBIE MARONE ..................................................JANE WYSOLMERSKI DIRECTORS MARTHA AND DAVID WOLK STUDENT DIRECTORS JUDI AUSTIN RICK FAGAN ANNE MYTYCH THE CAST THE STORY ... HELLO OUT THERE tells about the bad luck of an itinerant gambler who is arrested and jailed in a small Texas town, charged with rape. The charge is a lie, but the only one who hears his call for justice and under- standing is a young girl who cooks for the jail. The gambler gives all his money to the girl before a mob breaks into the jail and the lying woman’s husband shoots him. 84 Soften 3f ain of cfrientefjtp fcfeiend hip i a golden Qhain, '(ghe link are friend o dear, 0,nd like, a rare and preciou6 jewel Ojjt' trea ured more each year... t' clapped together firmly sySith a love that' deep and time, @ nd it' rich with happy memorie-6 a nd fond recollection , too... 7 . w{f)‘Lme can't destroy it beauty Qfor, a long a memory live , % ar can't ero. e the plea ure fohat the joy o firiend hip give ... friend hip i a pricele gi(t fehat can't be bought or old, 1° have an under tanding friend $ worth £ar more than gold... ($Lnd the Golden Qhain o6ofiiend hip %J a trong and ble ed tie Q inding . kindred heart togethe 01 the year go pa ing by. CLASS WILL The Senior Class of Mount Saint Joseph Academy, in the city and the county of Rutland and State of Vermont, being of sound mind and memory do make, publish, and declare this our last will and Testament, hereby making void and revoking all former wills by us at any time here-to-fore made in manner following, this is to say To our principal Fr. Lavalley, to our teachers and coaches, we leave our gratitude for their kindness to us and for the knowledge they have imparted to us. MICHAEL ABATIELL reluctantly leaves his Bronco behind. TERRY ADAMS leaves limping. SUE AICHER leaves her bod to Matt Hebert. MICHELLE BALLOU leaves confused. CYNTHIA BATTLES leaves her humility to Muhammad Ali. PEGGY BIZZARRO regretfully leaves behind the underclass-MEN. THERESA BROUGH leaves her headaches to next year’s editor. LENNY BURKE leaves dribbling and putting. BARRY CARR wills his space station to NASA. KELLY CAMPBELL leaves her smile to Jimmy Carter. BETH CARTIER leaves her hair to KOJAK. ANITA CICCOTELLI leaves for West Rutland. JOANNE CIOFFI leaves REMINISING . MARK COMOLLI leaves his height to John Krupp. LAURIE COOMBS leaves with Ann Egan to find the next party. RON CROSBY leaves his report card in the waste paper basket. MO MO DALEY finally leaves the Student Senate. MARC DAUPHINAIS leaves his sense of humor to Steve Martin. SALLY DILLON bequeaths her baton twirling ingenuity to Betsy McGarry. FRANK DRAKE leaves on cloud nine. ANN EGAN leaves her cheerful GIGGLE to Mary Reardon. CAROL ESPOSITO wills Jon to no one. MARK FERRARO donates his plants to a good cause. DEBBIE FITZGERALD leaves for North Africa. JUDY FLORY donates her pleasant attitude to the Student Body. DENISE FREDETTE bestows her pep and energy on the football team. MIKE GABRIELE leaves his color coordination to McNeil Reedy. FRANK GALLAGHER leaves embarrassed. MARY GALLAGHER donates her Visine to the underclassmen. BRIDGET GILLIGAN bequeaths her artistic ability to Karen Gilligan. RICK GILLIGAN leaves his calm, quiet attitude with Dick Stratton. PAM GODDARD leaves a nervous wreck. JEFF GODNICK leaves his driveway to General Motors. CHRIS HACKETT leaves his CPR courses to Johnny Gage. ANDY HOCK leaves his size to the Hulk. TERRY HORVATH entrusts her eyes to Murine. BOB HUSSAK doesn’t leave Judy. WENDY JENNESS leaves Mildred behind. LARRY JONES left his brownies in the teachers' room. PETER KELLEY leaves as quietly as he came. JOE KELLY leaves for the NFL. JOHN KELLY entrusts his crutches to Mrs. Marro. BILL LaSANTE leaves as an individual. HELEN LEBO leaves to wed Donny. COLLEEN LEE leaves everything but her SHAKE IT WOL . JUDY LEE leaves writing love letters to Dave. 88 MIKE LEY entrusts Margaret to no one. LAURIE LEVINS leaves to worship her LORD . JEFF LLOYD tries to leave his BUFFY behind. PATTY MANCINI bequeaths her quiet attitude to next year's class. PAUL MANGAN leaves unseen. NICK MANIERY leaves for Magoo's. JOAN McGARRY leaves for The Movies. TOM MEE leaves to find another beach. DEBBIE MERONE leaves without partying. MELANIE MOORE leaves her MAC to Tom, Dick and Harry. TED MORMILE donates his temper to Sr. Clementine. MATT MOTRONI wills his personality to Victor. PAT MULLIN leaves in search of a new high. ANN MYTYCH leaves SPACIOUS . JOHN MYTYCH leaves his attendance records with Margie. BILL O'ROURKE leaves for Hollywood. TOM PALUMBO leaves to fight Darth Vader. PACKY PIKE wills the parties at Pike's Lodge to Lisa. LESLIE PRATICO leaves without ever knowing what hit her. PEGGY QUINN leaves with Eileen for the cabin. MICHELLE RAIFORD wills her WACKY to Marcy. MARY REARDON leaves MR 2. JOELLE REED leaves her snacks to Fanny Farmer. PAGE REYNOLDS wills his tennis balls to Kevin. MARY RILEY leaves to find her Macaroni. RICHARD ROBINSON leaves for the Alps. EILEEN RYAN leaves with her plants. TOM SANBORN leaves to be an ANIMAL . DENISE SEGALLA can't leave the boys alone. BOB SHAPPY leaves with his hair. BILL SNOW leaves falling down Pico. DAN SOLARI leaves his dynamic personality to the MSJ Community. MARY SOTO leaves her use of the English language to Mr. Moore. PAUL STEWART leaves partying with Pam. DICK STRATTON donates his tap to the Junior Class. LISA SULLIVAN leaves her bubble gum to Bazooka. RANDY TABOR wills his mathematical ability to a calculator. MARIE TATRO leaves her BEAST to everyone. STEVE THAYER won't leave Jody. ERIN TRAVERSE leaves for the Enterprise II. BASIL VALENTE leaves for Broadway. SHERRY VERO wills her extensive and varied wardrobe to Lisa Levins. JOHN WAHLSTROM leaves to join the N. Y. Knicks. MIKE WALKER leaves with a BANG . JAY WARD will try to leave his Elmer behind. PATTY WELCH leaves with Fitzy. WALTER WILK leaves his BUGGY to Shortle Motors. ANN WING leaves for Wimbledon. MIKE ZAMBON wills his good-natured disposition to Mary Kay. TERRY ZULLO leaves his long list of alibis to any Junior who needs them. Witnesses: SUE AICHER KELLY CAMPBELL MARIE TATRO THERESA BROUGH MICHELLE RAIFORD BASIL VALENTE JOELLE REED CLASS PROPHECY In this grand year of 2001, I am honored to submit the following report to the former yearbook staff. As secretary of the Class of 1979� I was requested to inquire into the lives of my fellow classmates at this time. After a great deal of research, I found that ... MICHAEL ABATIELL finally traded in his Bronco for a Jeep Cherokee. TERRI ADAMS is still making hamburgers for Jeff. SUE AICHER still tries to avoid going home. MICHELE BALLOU has twirled herself into a nervous breakdown. CINDY BATTLES will still be driving her mother's car.... PEGGY BIZZARRO will open the world's first Fast-food Library ? THERESA BROUGH is still saying 0 I QUIT! . LENNY BURKE will always be scoring. KELLY CAMPBELL has become a Girl Scout. BARRY CARR has become a Macho Man!! . BETH CARTIER has taken off in Paul's 240-Z. ANITA CICCOTELLI was last seen in West Rutland with her man. JOANNE CIOFFI is just taking life easy. MARK COMOLLI will never be as small as Martha Hurcomb again. LAURIE COOMBS is still a good sport!!! RON CROSBY has gone to find out where his head is at. MAUREEN DALEY still has something important to say. MARC DAUPHINAIS is still doing Steve Martin imitations. SALLY DILLON has moved to better Rock Concert country. FRANK DRAKE has left with Ron to do the same. ANN EGAN has invented the never-ending party. CAROL ESPOSITO has become Jon's personal secretary. MARK FERRARO is still keeping it in his sock. DEBBIE FITZGERALD has married a shiek and discovered oil. JUDY FLORY has taken a long walk thinking about her main man. DENISE FREDETTE will always be a little mixed-up. MIKE GABRIELE has become one of the world's best dressed men. FRANK GALLAGHER is still singing to himself. MARY GALLAGHER is still saying 000H N000 Mr. Bill. BRIDGET GILLIGAN has lost her drawing pad. RICK GILLIGAN has become a pro basketball player. PAM GODDARD has driven away in her partymobile. JEFF GODNICK has become the new coach for the RAHA pee wee league. CHRIS HACKETT has gotten a job in a light house running the beacon. ANDY HOCK will always be a DoDo ing. TERRY HORVATH was last seen scuggaing about. BOB HUSSAK will still be walking Dud. WENDY JENNESS is still waiting on the comer for her ride. LARRY JONES is the first Albino Alumnus. PETER KELLEY has done something that we don't know about. JOHN KELLY will always be rough rugged. JOE KELLY is still running from KAP 2. BILL LaSANTE has surprised us all and given us a little chuckle. HELEN LEBO is in Utah with her husband Donny . COLEEN LEE is still shaking it . JUDY LEE is still writing letters to her honey, Gradz. LAURIE LEVINS is still worshipping her Lord....... MIKE LEY hasn't stopped Dugging the girls. JEFF LLOYD has become Evil Knevil 2. PATTY MANCINI will still have a little bit of gypsy in her soul. PAUL MANGAN has disappeared. NICK MANIERY has opened up the new Magoo's II . JOAN McGARRY is still a THOM girl. TOM MEE has gotten a new car. DEBBIE MERONE will someday party with all the girls. MELANIE MOORE has finally married Tom, Dick and Harry. MATT MOTRONI will be seen on the cover of some sexy magazine. PAT MULLIN has become a specialized pharmacist. ANN MYTYCH is still saying How's your dog? JOHN MYTYCH will always be very absent-minded. TED MORMILE has invented a way to siphon the brew from the Alaskan Pipe BILL O'ROURKE has made a movie with Charlie's Angels. TOM PALUMBO is still trying to organize a trip to some rock concert. PACKY PIKE is still living High in the mountains. LESLIE PRATICO has become a flower child. PEG QUINN has her own Brownie Shop with her own secret ingredient. MICHELE RAIFORD will always be flashing her camera....... MARY REARDON will always be a party munchkin. JOELLE REED will marry a used car salesman. PAGE REYNOLDS has invented a new game called Racquet Bowl . MARY RILEY became an italian chef. RICHIE ROBINSON was last seen going down the alps.... EILEEN RYAN gave Peggy a hand with the brownie mix. THOM SANBORN is out Jeep searching for his pot of gold. DENISE SEGALLA will be Marie's co-hostess. BOB SHAPPY has become an army barber specializing in crew cuts. MONICA SHEA is still parked on a slant hill with Mike. ROBIN SMITH is the manager of Mary's Italian Restaurant. BILL SNOW hasn't yet reached the top of Pico. DAN SOLARI has finally reached manhood. MARY SOTO has become an interpreter for the Spanish-speaking world. PAUL STEWART has taken a flight too high to come down. DICK STRATTON will always be cruisin' to Lynard Skynard. LISA SULLIVAN is still reading her letters from Turtle . RANDY TABOR is Rapid . MARIE TATRO is the party hostess for the United Nations. STEVE THAYER will always be in the penalty box. ERIN TRAVERSE will always have his own hair style. BASIL VALENTE will always be mistaken for his brother Angelo. JOHN WAHLSTROM is still pulling in the rebounds. MIKE WALKER is still beating on the drums. JAY WARD still won't let Jamie drive the car. PATTY WELCH is appearing on the cover of Vogue in the next issue. WALT WILK has managed to jog his way through life. ANN WING has developed a new league for short sports. MIKE ZAMBON is still hangin' in there . TERRY ZULLO has become a Narc. CLASS PROPHET: BRIDGET GILLIGAN January 1, 2001 SENIOR CLASS LOVERS CLASS MUSICIANS MOST TALKATIVE Marie Tatro Mike Ley CLASS ROWDIERS Terry Horvath Dick Stratton CLASS ACTOR AND ACTRESS BEST ATHLETES Basil Valente Ann Mytych 92 Ann Wing Joe Kelly SUPERLATIVES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Peggy Bizzarro Basil Valente CLASS RANGERS Pat Mullin Judy Flory BEST PERSONALITY Lisa Sullivan Dan Solari BEST DRESSED Matt Motroni Laurie Levin CLASS TAXI DRIVERS BEST LOOKING Terry Horvath Bill Snow John Mytych Laurie Levins ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION DUO D.U.0. i3 designed to help an individual learn to Do unto others ac he would have then, do unto Mm”. Those students who are participating in the program this year, at the Vermont Achievement Center, are: Laurie Levins, Eileen Ryan, Page Reynolds, f-'ary Reardon, Sally Dillon, Leslie Fratico, and Teg Quinn. 94 SCHOOL BOARD ROW I: Sr. Nora Scribner, Sr. Shirley Davis, Mrs. Terrill, Mrs. Stratton, Mrs. Falco. ROW 11: Mr. McDonough, Mr. Clarino, Fr. Bean, Mr. Reardon, Missing: Fr. Lavalley, Dr. O'Rourke, Fr. Lynch, Fr. Lively, Matt Mon- troni, Mr. Canney, Fr. Engle. parent ?' Presidents: Howard and Jane Stratton, Vice-president: Jim Goodwin, Treasurers: Norman and Ann Campbell, Sec- retary: Marion Gilligan. 95 OOOH, my poor little baby! The Pumpkin King under his throne. I'm the Candy Man, the guy with all the munchies! Just like old times. N Life's full of tough breaks ... 97 Let's go party! ! 1939 TO 1979 Mt. St. Joseph Academy, 1939 This year marks the 40th anniversary of the � '• ount at K. S. J. oth the i' ount and the school itself have seen many changes. The school as expanded to include a new building and many new students. The year- ook has accommodated these changes to 'include such new organizations as he Key Club, Student Senate, and DUO. The first editor, f-'r. Robert eardon, assisted by Kiss Kary Quinn, created an annual which portrayed he activities of their four years at K. S. J. In this respect, the format f the Kount has not changed, for it still records the events of student ife. Here’s to the future and another 40 years. 98 CARRIAGE ROOM COLONIAL RESTAURANT COLONIAL LANES Congratulations To The Class Of 1979- Compliments Of: Angelo Valente, JohnValente, Bob Liscinsky- Proprietors. 107 West Street Rutland, VT. 05101 Phone: 802 775-4341 Fine Food And Liquor At Very Reasonable Prices. PEOPLE’S FUEL COMPANY, INC Congratulations to the Class of: 1979. 295 West Street Rutland, Vermont 05702 FUELOIL, INDUSTRIAL OILS, KEROSENE Burners, Gasoline Motor Oils Telephone: 802 773-2055 773-2033 RUTLAND HERALD m SUNDAY RUTLAND HERALD and The Sunday Times A rgus Congratulations to the Class of: 1979 Established in 1794 THE OLDEST CONTINUOUS BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENT IN THE STATE OF VERMONT Serving more than 22,500 Familes Each Day Each Week Day the Rutland Herald is Read by Over 90% of the Families in the Rutland Region's Ten Key Towns. 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VERMONT OFF.: 773-0383 JOHN SOCINSKI RES.: 439-3474 Congratulations To The Class Of: 1979 From MINARD’S FAMILY RESTAURANT And MINARD’S SNACKBAR 2 North Main Street Rutland, Vermont 05701 127 THOMAS DAIRY i l ine Dairy Products of All Kinds Delivered Throughout the Rutland Area Congratulations to All Graduating Mount ics and Best Wishes ROLLERVILLE RShAi iNu ROLLER SKATING 128 ALDERMAN’S CHEVROLET INC. Route 7 South Rutland, Vermont Phone 775-7151 SPECIALISTS IN: BRAKES • ALIGNMENT • MUFFLERS ------- SHOCK ABSORBERS --- 274 SO. MAIN ST. RUTLAND. VT. (COR. COLD RIVER RD.) 775-3000 CHEVROLET HOMETOWN MOTORS 130 SOUTHEND FOOD MARKET WILSON CLOTHING COMPANY INC. Compliments Of: DOCTOR PISANELLI, SR. DOCTOR PISANELLI, JR. DOCTORS: WOLK, BAKER, AND HESSION GEORGE V. DUMOUCHEL, D.D.S. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1979: MCMILLANS, INC. ROYAL’S HEARTHSIDE RESTAURANT GAWET MARBLE AND GRANITE, INC. JOHNSON BUILDING KILLINGTON PICO, MOTOR INN THE GIFT BOX - MENDON VERMONT MARBLE COMPANY, PROCTOR, VT. 131 SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO. JONES WEHSE AGENCY JOHN’S 7-11, CITGO LINDHOLM’S SPORT CENTER MOORFS AUTO SWANSON MUSIC STORE FREEMAN JEWELERS VERMONT OPTICAL CORP - 116 MERCHANTS ROW KONG CHOW CHINESE AMERICAN RESTAURANT GARBER TRAVEL MUNSAT JEWELRY - 11 CENTER ST. CENTRAL VERMONT PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION BASIN SKI SHOPS - RUTLAND - KILLINGTON CARBINE ANDERSON HY-WAY FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. F. B. HOWARD COMPANY, Inc. -----G| Jewelers and Silversmiths fs - 7 CENTER STREET • RUTLAND, VERMONT 05701 132 PIP’S BARBER SHOP BERNINA SEWING CENTER “MOLLIE’S PLACE” AT WOLK’S HOME FASHIONS INC. RUTLAND OPTICAL INC. BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. OF VERMONT HOWLEYS’ FLORIST PLAZA CLEANING VILLAGE RIX-RUTLAND PLAZA - RUTLAND, VERMONT SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. CARPENTERS PHARMACY, INC. GREENBEAN’S ATTIC BOUTIQUE GREEN MOUNTAIN RENTALS PAUL’S CLEANERS CAL’S TEXACO BUXTON’S SUNOCO HERTZ RENT-A-CAR MICKEL’S MOBIL KATSUMI RESTAURANT 133 COMPLIMENTS OF: DAVID J. CRAWFORD MARTIN J. DELLIVENERI ELMER H. LUNDELL ASSOCIATES IN INTERNAL MEDICINE, INC. DR. FRANCIS D’AURIA WILLIAM A. DALL, D.D.S-24 WASHINGTON ST. SMITH INSURANCE AGENCY CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT INC. PETER J. MOORE ROMANO BROS. TRUCKING, INC. LORNE T. BROWN AGENCY PLAZA DISPENSING OPTICIANS VERMONT NATIONAL BANK “ZALES THE DIAMOND STORE” IN THE GREAT RUTLAND MALL ZALES VALUE POLICY. If, within sixty days from date of purchase, you are not completely satisfied with your diamond for any reason whatsoever, return the diamond for a full refund. PARK PHARMACY RICHARD D. BRANNER OD F.A.A.O. 134 Sr. Agnes Marie has devoted both her life and her spirit to the MSJ community and to the education of its stu- dents. Although she has retired from the teaching profes- sion, here at Mount Saint Joseph, she has not retired from the strong spirit of the MSJ community. Her loyal devo- tion to the individuals at Mount Saint Joseph Academy will always remain here with us ... With a great deal of appreciation we say: THANK YOU SISTER AGNES MARIE! ! auf Wiederschen 135 In Loving Memory 1 'In one sense there is no death. The life of a soul on earth lasts beyond her departure. You will always feel that life touching yours, that voice speaking to you, that spirit looking out of other eyes, talking to you in the familiar things she touched, worked with, loved as familiar friends. Joan lives on in your life and in the lives of all others that knew her.'' 136