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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1980 volume:

-tybcy G°o4bfre ) Zke «K EDITORS' NOTE Kathi M. Mattsson. Editor Kathleen M. O'Connor. Asst. Editor m m - s curi rArfiAy t RUTLAND. VERMONT 05701 The yearbook is more than just another hard covered school related book. It is an ever important link to our high school years. The yearbook is a memory book, a book that will forever hold pictures and words of friendships and activities. It is a book filled with love, laugnter and the smiles of good times. We hope to capture the joy, excitement, love and happiness f our last year at tne Mount. We, the editors and staff, have worked hard in compiling this yearbook. We feel that through this experience we have many things about ourselves and one another. We have learned to compro- mise, share ideas and most importantly to work as a group. We wish all tne seniors and underclassmen much love and nappiness in their lives. We also extend a very special thanks to the teachers wno brought us this far! We know you will all enjoy---------- SONGS IN THE KEY OF LIFE. LOVE and GOD bLESS YEARBOOK STAFFS Row I: K. Romano M. Sa bat a so, L. Zin gale Row II: P. Walk cr. A. Holden. O’Connor, K. Fer raro, K. Maltsson Missing: J. Austin. Lawrence, A. Mont gomery, L. Daley EDITORIAL BOARD Row I: J. O'Rourke, K. Gilligan, J. Wysolmcrski, S. Swahn, T. Riordan, Row II: M. Gallagher, J. Austin. M. Maltsson. K. Maletta. K. Gilligan. B. MeGarry, K. Matlsson, K. O'Connor. S. O’Connor, Row III: A. Haskell, K. Omland. B. O'Riordan o CD MOUNT SAINT JOSEPH ACADEMY RUTLAND - VERMONT 05701 To the Class of 1980 When you first arrived at the Mount some four years ago I remember being told that you were an exceptional class. Your high school career has proven that statement to be more than true. I have asked myself on many occasions what is it that makes you special. I would like to share with you what I believe to be the answer. Your secret lies in your care and concern for one another. Your strength lies in working well together. Your beauty is found in your love for each other. Your hope for the future rests in your ability to take this quality of sharing beyond the confines of your class and M.S.J. and bring it with you to all the people and places you go in life. I write this letter with mixed emotions. There is the emotion of sadness because you are leaving the Mount, and you are special to me. It is not easy to say good-bye to people you love. But there is also the greater emotion of joy. Joy because you have been and always will be a part of us. Joy because the spirit of the Mount goes with you. Joy because you are ready and are well equipped to go into the world. Thank you for beautiful memories. Always be true to God, yourselves, and your fellow man. Be comfortable in your own skin. You leave the Mount with my gratitude, my respect, and my hope for a beautiful life. Keep in touch. With so much love, Father Lavalley THE MOUNT’S GREA TEST HITS SIDE ONE Produced by the 1980 yearbook staff Arranged by Mrs. Sandra Coyle and Mr. Joseph Flory Cover photo by Karen GiUigan Dedicated to Father Richard Lavallcy 1980 MSJ Records. Inc. MSJ Records; Convent Avc. Rutland. Vt. Printed.in U.S.A. Father. Four years ago we entered into a world of insecurity and confusion in the realization that we were beginning a phase of our lives extremely different than we had ever experienced before. Listening to the philosophy of this building that we would attend for the next four years of our lives, we didn't comprehend the saying, at First, that M.S.J. is not a building! It looked like a building! What were you trying to tell us? In retrospect, we can only turn to you to see the philosophy of love, caring, and friendship perfectly exercised in every aspect of your life. You have given us a part of you that no one can ever take away, the gifts of friendship and love. You have shared with us the fondest memories of our high school years. Comforting us in our sorrow and rejoicing in our triumphs arc just small examples of how you have given unselfishly of yourself. Well, now it’s time to move on. to chase the horizons our dreams have explored, to pursue the life we have imagined, to capture the stars once thought impossible to reach. You have given us self-confidence, pride, and most of all, you have helped us to find ourselves, to be the supreme creatures God has meant us to be. to live, to chase our dreams to pursue our imaginations, to reach the stars, to meet the goals we have set for ourselves, to be proud of our true persons, and to grow. Father La valley, you ha vc portrayed the qualities of a friend so vividly that you arc the most unforgettable person in our high school world. To you. we. the class of 1980, dedicate this yearbook, with all our love. o r e.r Los cxUe_Lj emernloer: $ Keys.' I P' ff r.ebiT wnf«f f T- c t c S .. V' y|ara (P 03 a i 0 I ° + 00 +. or 0 cn 1 0 13 O J c If y Oo love Some+Kincj) Se+ if free 5. If if Wnses IxcK+o you., If a tjoors Xf if doesrVf, if never a)Qs... m cn O c O 8 Q ( s 8- J C,a v V.Mc. § s 2 o e' S (P V Vc 'O Boond Be. corYi-foriaUe in your oujn. sKin “u3_t4JC VrU '78 ■V Kje. CVo b of5 80 SEASONS The seasons are changing and so arc we; we're starting to tell our childhood goodbye. We're not the little children we used to be; in some ways we're different entirely. It's a little sad to sec children play, to think we'll never again be that way. Perhaps it's the future we fear, fear of losing something of the past that is very dear. Unlike loved ones, time we cannot hold; we pass by a mirror and realize it has made us old. It's just that the minutes, hours and days go by so fast and happy times of the present soon become the past. Yes it seems just like yesterday that we were small; then suddenly years come upon us and it docsn't seem like time at all. Trying so hard to keep up with today's memories of good times fading away. Growing up is hard to do when you want to enjoy life's moments which are few. We might always be children at heart and from that will be much harder to part. The seasons are changing and so arc we and we must tell our childhood goodbye_ — KISS TODAY GOODBYE Class Officers: Matt Hebert, secretary; Kathy O'Connor, treasurer; Tom Levins, vice-president: Paul Burns, president to O 03 JUDITH M. AUSTIN Judi “Moonbeam” Sad Puppy 7 Agony K Ski Bum, PBB’s P.I.A. Libs Panics. Tab. Senior Sister That Person is a success who has lived well, laughed often, and loved much; who looked for the best in others, and gave the best he had. Student Senate 2,3,4 V. Pres. I Intramurals 1.2.3.4 State One Acts 1.2.3.4 Musical 2.3 Ski 3.4 JOSEPH BOURGEOIS G.T.W. A. W. 1-24- 78 ... Babe B.O.C. with Bitsy Kansas Monolith tour 79’ Nelly and the Toyota N.O. two Tower Climber 255 L A. Par- ties Ranger Club 3,4 --- Blades Let the good times roll Braun- stcin Frcrcs MARK BOVE Sharon Bovie Remem- ber Perkins Road 3 5 79 The Loops Seen with Ice- man Me and Pete’s Stories W.D.I.I.M.B.R. Football 1.2 Basketball I C.Y.O. 3.4 DONNA MARIE BROOKS Fish .. Wallingford Hick Seen with Rick Davis since June 18. 1978 License RD DB Hey Twig .. Strive for the things you want in life and don't give up until you get them .. If you love something set it free. If it comes back to you it’s yours, if it docsn't it nev- er was. Musical 2 Vo-Tech 3.4 Newspaper Staff 1.2 Lobby Phone 3,4 STEVEN B. BURKE Pontiac. Parlies 1.2,3.4 When you can do the common things of life in an uncommon way. you will command the atten- tion of the world. Vo-Tech 3,4 Auto Me- chanics V.I.C.A. Mem- ber PAUL J. BURNS Burnscy me and my J.C. Blue Ribbon Crowd Mr. Pres. M.M. 3 Ja- mie First Musketeer Pico ... Ski Bum ... Work Work Work Ste- reo Theatre K.Y.O.U. Out of class AGAIN?? Brownie? Wise Guy! The Pontiac Jechic Marne 2 King and I 3 State One Acts 1.2,3.4 Class Pres. 3.4 Intramur- als 1.2.3.4 ROBERT BUTTERFIELD Big Bob. Captain Bob HI 7 Fun ic’s Funky Fifth Nail at C.R - S. A.B.B. P. C. F.T.J. P. N. Bottle Boy Let’s Go Get Some Free Food! Road Runner H2 Iceman H2 Hanson Brother G. B.A.Q.L. I’m no jock. ”Stop Laughing C . W C. D.O.G .- H. W.R.O.K.D. Y. A.O.K. HI Love those Coldic Goldies Football 1.2 Baseball 4 Hockey 1,2,3. Captain 4 JOHN BRENDAN CAMERON J. B. Truckin Monty “Bachelor at the pad Little Nephew; K. Y.O.U. 2nd Muske- teer; Mayo’s M. M. H I “The Pontiac Burnscy's right hand man. N. Y.C.; Tech Crew Gonna be a racer, just wail and see!! Football 1.2 N.H.S. 4 Drama 2,3,4. LAURA CASTLE He can who thinks he can! Class Secretary 2 Key Club 1,2.3 secretary 3 X-Counlry Ski earn 3.4 X-Country Track 4 “Marne State Sci- ence Fair 1.3 Science Sym- posium att. 3 Elks City N ILS. 3.4 Band 2.3.4 Dis- trict Musical Festival 3 JOHN CIOFFI H2I Tri-Capt. 79” W.M.S.E. II.N. Cathy ... Big Olds Q.L. Have you met the B.F. Worthless you H.F. Gut Boy Whop H2 Chairs Muchrat Little Man Kelly’s Bench 3 DUH! Human Cannon Knucklcr, Tatoo Bottle Bovs 3.4 Football I.2.3.4 Basketball I.2.3.4 Boys State “79 KELLY A. CLIFFORD BRIAN 5 3I 78-? S . I . G . L . G . T.Q.L.T.G.D.O.K. M. ?! M.W.S. J.HW.A.B- F. Y.l. T.M.-T. W A. T.?? “Got any jumper cables? R.T.N.I.P. 2 “You goooofcd?’’ B.M.B.... Why?! PAUL M. CLIFFORD “Buzzo” B.B. H 32 Dun- more 79 K.C. Junior Prom Pul led-Over In the 7. Love those Coldic Gol- dies! Used to Cruise in Disco Van Q.L.-C.R.P.- B.H.G. P. B.A.I.F.U. .... Ben Burry Bum Vo-Tech 4 Basketball 1.2.3.4 Football 1.2 Golf 1.2.3.4 MARCIA COLEMAN “Doug” I W B Y.F.O.V. Boys “Morris “Real Cool” “oh yeah 2 16 79 W.B.O.N.K.W. N.C. 5 13 79 T.M.C.O.K adds life PS.D.D.C Ranger Club 1.2.3.4 3rd. Floor G.R 1.2.3.4 Critter Camp Bunker Hill P.P. “Ceme- tery Skipping Lunch Again Girls. Basketball 2 Softball 2 Cheerleading I State One Acts 3 Intramurals 3 ANN COURCELLE Twig. Hey Fish Do you know where you 're going to? We’re M.S.T.H.G.F.N. Dream what you dare to dream. Be where you want to be. Do what you want to do. Live. Key Club 1.2 treasurer 2 Project Help 2.3.4 RICHARD COX Harry if 64 8 3 10 Bu o Brother Dude: WWWB Wild Weekends in New Hampshire Love those “Coldy Goldies” Stranded at Center Rutland w DD C V.S.B. “Sticky BAIFU Fun ie's Funky Fifth Football I.2.3.4 llockcv 1.3 Baseball I SHELLEY SUZANNE CRAG IN Progress isn’t created by contented people. Musical 2 X-Country 4 X- Country skiing 3.4 Key Club 3.4 N.H.S. 3.4 Science Symposium 3 Science Fair I Girls State KELLY DAVID CREED The Deacon Blace Bart “Agent of Fortune The Post Road Gang. The Little Silver Bullet Capri II '76 PA.T.D.R. Band 1.2.3 Key Club 2.3.4 GARY CROSBY Crudby Cold nights on the Honda. Mr. Bill Show Double-Trouble Jr. S.D.A. R.A.R. Base- ball fever Sister Clemen- tine’s fan club Basketball 1.2 Football I Baseball I.2.3.4 KARYN E. CROSSMAN Twirier: GAS. BP You guys! Christy's Crew Laughing ”Gull- ible C.R. P. Doobics '79. pulled over in P C. Junior Prom To dream of the person you'd like to be. is to waste the per- son you arc. Hand 1.2 Class Officer 2 Majorettes 2.3.4 Captain 4 Minstrel I State One Acts I Husincss Board I Intramurals I USA M. DALEY Senior Sisters. I or 4 C.l. D.V.T.C.. K Sad Pup- py tt 3 If you can ’l be a highway-bc a trail. If you can’t be the sun-bc a star. It isn't by si e that you win or fail. It's by being the best of what- ever you arc. Student Senate 4 Class Pres. 2 V. Pres. 3 State One Acts 1.2.3.4 Min- strel I Intra murals I.2.3.4 SHAWN DALY Pooh-Hear-Hamer Hutch tt I Ringo E.B.B.-L.P.H. Rand R. Hoys Blasted? Mole Don't be such a Gorn! C.F. T.P.J.P.N. J.J.H. and V.E. Mountie's tt I Baseball I K.M.A.M. Bas- ketball 1.2 M.G. 3.4 WA YNE DA VIS Blades Jr. Double-Trouble Cold nights on the Kawi Kawasaki Kid Hockey w Hunka Bottle Boys 3.4 Iceman ft I Hanson Bros. Mr. Bill Show S B C. it I Redneck Ski Bum Roadrun- ncr it I Hockey 2.3.4 JOHNE DUNN “Dunner”, tt44. Buzzo. The Disco Van. 8 25 79 Coldy Goldies. Protein H. C.Y.O B-Bnll. Bunn- Lips. The Black Buzzer. Deer-Leap Spclunkcr Football 1.2.4 Basketball 2 Got fleam 1.2.4 Drama I. 2.3.4 Boys State 3 Elks City 3 Physics S-A-T- MARY KAY FAGAN Remembering your hap- piest times from the past magically makes all those happy times last. Key Club 1.2.3 Musical 2 Vo-Tech 4 RICHARD FAGAN Wild Weekends in N.H. B A R. W. 9 3 4 Buzzo ... Disco Dick 73 X Disco Vanning ... April May QL Pounding SATU BAIFV ... Hey Jeff you want to take these tray's? Love those Coldic Goldies! Stranded at C.R. w C H S ..... Sue who, Z Paya ho Football 1.2,3.4 Musical 2.3 Student Senate 2,3,4 Intramural Plays 1,2,3.4 Boys State 79' KAREN FERRARO FERRARO: A. I.. S.W.M. Knotch Parties. B.T.M.D. W.M. Mass. Summer. Weekends arc made for ... G.S.O.T.K.R.Q.L.. Pin- nacle Ridge H.F.A.P. To dream of the person you'd like to be. is to waste the person you are. Softball 1.2.3.4 Skiing 3 Business Board 3.4 Busi- ness Board Manager 4 Yearbook 4 Newspaper 2 Program Committee 3.4 Basketball 4 LISA A. FLORY Memories Never Die. BOZ Summer of 79 Smile! Bunker Hills 16th. BAIFU! Log Cabins! Canada??! Ranger Club 1.2.3.4 Ralph Diz .. 3rd. Floor G.R. Grem. ICK W S M.C.M.M.. Coke adds life! Er What Most Original. If you love something set it free. If it comes back to you. it s yours if docsn't. it never was. Boner JR Always Intramural Plays 1.2.4 MARYELLEN GALLAGHER “Missy” Lone Daisy C.H.R.L I Sad Puppy 4 Q.L. Smiling! Senior Sisters Tragedy Libs Parlies K Hoop 22 Tab PBBs mc-c Count your life by smiles not tears. Count age by friends not by years. Musical 2.3 President I Stu- dent Senate 2.3 Pres. 4 N.H.S. 3.4 B-Ball 1.2.3.4 Tennis 1.2.3.4 Soccer 4 State One Acts 1.2.3.4 In- tramurals 1.2.3.4 ELIZABETH A. GAUTHIER Betsy. Gopher? V.A.C. I.2.3.4 Yes, I'm 18 Good things come in SMALL packages. To- day is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday. Hand in Hand 1,2 STEVEN J. GEORGE Vo-Tech 3.4 Ag. Pro- duction Vice President of Future Farmers of America ELIZABETH GILBERT LIZ We live unique lives and the will to live and learn is very tremendous. The things we do, we do well and it’s experience that helps us grow. There arc many things we reach for, both as individuals and as a group. Some- times we receive praise and other times we work for self gratification. KATHLEEN MARY GILLIGAN Katie Kate KT Funzies Funky Fifth Thee” Crew from 62 F T. I P.. JP You Really Got Me. G.S.O. T.C.R.. SADC Fling Leave me alone.” I'm just con- fused. Super T Some- times I slowly drift away. Mall beverages in park! Cheering 3 Vo-Tech 4 KAREN ANN GILLIGAN KAG .. hey ya hole .. EVBV .. “Thee crew from 62. I forgot; Brat OTGDY ... Just the way you arc ... who skanked who?! GSOTCR Party time, any- time ... Grand Prix GILLS .. QL Partier. SADC .. Vo-Chuckcr 4 .. Florida Rays 2.3.4 Funzic's Funky Fifth .. C C hey hey you know it! KT's annual go for it! I live my life like there’s no tomorrow. Cheering 1.2 Ski Team 3.4 Yearbook 3.4 Art Editor 4 Hand in Hand 1.2.3.4 Min- strel I Musical 2 Treasurer 3 GLENN GILLIGAN Conquered Pico in 3I'12“ Hampton Beach 79“ was just fine. Let’s sec a SLAM DUNK. Brunski is Polish. Kicked out of Burger Wad University of Alaska or Norwich One of llcFs and Pete’s Boys Gilly Wad. Gil- ly White Shoes. Gilly Falls 6 feet 3 1 2 ain’t bad Track 4 Cross Country 4 Basketball 1.2,4 Baseball 1.2.4 Football 1.2 SHEILA MAUREEN GILLIGAN Hey Shirl .... Hiccup ... Ricky....One of the angels. G.S.O. T.C.R. If things go wrong, you have to keep going on. Gotta go. go. go. Hu? “Thee Crew from 62. Give me an M Shak-in Shirley Party Hardy! I’m tired! Malt beverages in Park S.A. D.C. Bust in Loose! G.A.S.B. P. M.H.W.B MARY PATRICIA HACKETT “Chichcr” QL and the cows Ski Bum Chrissy’s crew K. T. 's annual Cross Country Running I Newspaper I Track 2.3 N.H.S. 4 Ski Team 3.4 Student Senate I Cheer- ing I Soccer 4 i ANDY HASKELL S.D.S.R.A.R. Ski Bum. Golly Moguls The Black Buzzer Scrambler ... Up In Smoke Cosmic Debris at Q.L. Deer LcapSpeluncar B.B. Inc. Mr. Bill Show Cold Nights on Suzuki Skiing 4 Yearbook 4 MARTHA SUE HARVEY T hernia hi! Krittcr Kamp ICK GREMLIN “ER WAHT” S.D.R- N.R. Bunker Hill Rang- er 1,2.3.4 The way we were. Love ya always; L.F., MS.. D.H., M M.. R.F.. M.M., Pound in BAIFU Coke adds life “It’s been real Party Hardy! Sophomore Sum- mer “Boner BUZZO S Just walk with me and be my friend. “Secya ” MATTHEW DONALD HEBERT “PEACH'. Blue Ribbon Crowd: SAX! M.M.2; Jazz! K.Y.O.U.; Quoi? 3rd Mus- keteer; Bumscy's Yak! Bachelors at the Pad! Life at Mayo's A Chorus Line; “Happiness isn't a goal, it is a by-product.“ Feb I. 1,2.3 X-Country Run Ski 4 Drama 2,3,4 Sec. 4 Band 1.2,3.4 N.H.S. 4 Bike Club 4 N Y C. 3 W D C. 4 Boy’s State 3 MICHELE S. HIGGINS i I i Proctor Summer “78” wh. , P.B. T.F. and H.B Chccch 3.4 ... B.T.M.D.W.K. Weekends arc made for ... Accept me as I am So I may i know what I can become. ANDREA HOLDEN Andy; Angie; A.M. AH. 6 8 78. T.C..C.T.L. M.S.J. is I. New Orleans. Wash- ington D.C. Live for to- day and don't worry about tommorrow. State One Acts 3.4 Busi- ness Board 4; Kev Club 3.4 Band 3 Softball 3.4 MICHAEL E. HORVATH Hormone: I don't know where we will be tomor- row but I hope it's at a party. D.R.V. G:S.- S.F. V.A. Park crew. Par- ty before VOC Ranger 2.3.4 October Fcst 2,3,4 Hockey 1.2.3 MARTHA HURCOMB HURC Falling Star MARK! Sad Puppy 2 G.J.M.M.A.T.R. QL the cows People who matter arc most aware that everybody else docs too” Batman Robin Intramurals 1.2.3,4 Class OfHeer I Tennis 1,2.4 Soccer 4 Track 3 State One Acts 2,3.4 Musical 2.3 Chccrlcading 1,2,3 Business Board 2,4 DEBBIE HUSSAK Hebb Killington F.S.M. 77 Braunstcin Freres Angel J.L.M. H.U.N.E. forever 3rd Floor G.R. 1.2,3.4 JEFFREY W. KENNEDY Buzzo Bros. W.M.S.E.H.N. I uv Those Coldie Goldies! Busted at Burger Wad QL April Hammering Disco Van B.A.T.F.U.A.T.C.F. Midnight Rambles What fray's? Want a Mug Shot? Kim, I can't go out! I'm nev- :r in trouble! football 1.2.3.4 Skiing 1.2.3,4 Baseball I.2.3.4 BOB KIRKBRIDE “Captain Kirk Ludlow CAN-AM Was there any homework? Let's go mud- ding! What’s going on to- night? Any Parties Crash Every accomplishment in life, great or small start with the same words: I’ll Try. Football 3 Vo-Tech 4 Auto Body V.I.C.A. Member JOHN R. KRUPP Every Night out should be followed by a day off!! “Who’s Marvin?!! T.D.H. Trumpet .. Jazz G.D.C.F. O'Kaaay!!! Martin’s ... Yellow Duster! C.A.P. 3.4 Yearbook 3 Musical 2 Band 1,2,3,4 District Music Fcsl. 2,3,4 New England Solo Ensemble 3 THERESA LAWLER Terry “Janis” Hiawa- tha Libs parties K” tab PBB's Senior Sisters Q.L. the cows great racer.! Everyone can be pleasant when life rolls along like a song, but the man who's worthwhile is the man who can smile when everything goes all wrong. Ski Team 3,4 Softball 3.4 N.H.S. 3.4 Musical 2.3 State One Acts 3,4 Intramurals 2,3,4 Soccer 4 17 JULIE A. LA WRENCE Jujy-Hool SWS KT's Annual Better late than never! GS OTCR Thee Crew from 62 HEAD’N for the movies w Bets Arc you O.K.? J.P. WRLMAL Week- ends were made for_ The Truck ... Q.L. Mendon We live in the present. We dream of the future and we learn eter- nal truths from the past. I. W.A.R. Y.J. Tennis 1.2.3.4 Soccer 4 Business Board 3.4 Musical 2 Hand in Hand 1.2.3,4 Intramurals 4 Class Secretary 3 PETER LAWRENCE Lisa P. forever 5 7 79 7 17 79 L. P.P.. Y.T.M. B.A. Perkins Foad Camping at Dun more (d.g.c.!) Hunting with Bo v i c. (stories) Krueger Baseball 1.2 Football I JIM LENOCI Cabouch ... 61 Stranded at C.R. ... W.M.S.E.H.N. Buzzo C. Y.O. B-Ball Coldic Goldies Whop I S24 for trays??! B.A.B. W. Used to Cruise in the Disco Van ... Skins N.T.I. D.S. Washing- ton. D.C. 4 Forget the con- sequences. have a good time. Football I.2.3.4 Track 2 LISA S. LEVINS Lis: Lee I of the 4 5’2 eyes of blue Sad Puppy 20; QL Lil Beav KT's 77 B- Boom THE MOVIES! fx J T 78-79 Benn Burry Buy- | er wdyt?! Let's get crazy Tonitc! 8 29 78 KIPP ... l.aaf Time passes much too quickly when we’re together laughing. Thanx guys! See ya ... Student Senate 3,4 Intra- a murals 1.2.4 State One Acts 1 1.2.4 Treasurer I Musical 2 Cheering I Hand in Hand 1.2.4 Sophomore Hop 2 THOMAS P. LEVINS 8 5 6”. Cousy Milton Play in Hoop?!!! Acros- mith. Walk this Way” V-P Notre Dame? M. I. T. ? N. Y.G. 's arc Boys State N.H.S. Marne 2 Basketball 1.2.3.4 22. 23 Foot- ball 1.2.3 14 Baseball I Track 2 Tennis 3.4 TOM LONCZAK (T.J.) Don’t Fear The Reaper G.T.O. ia KIM ANN MALETTA Kim” Sad Puppy 8 Mik Tak call me! Sen- ior Sisters ... ”K Q.L. Pico Ski Bum If there be any truer measure of a man than of what he docs, it must be by what he gives. ” Ski Team 1.2.3.4 Tennis 1.2.3.4 Soccer 4 Year- book 3.4 Newspaper 2.3 Musical 2.3 Girls State 3 Class Secretary 2 LISA A. MASLACK G.S.O.T.C.R HOOP 14 They say I 'm crazy but I have a good time. Party Time Anytime! KT's Annual TGIF- OFIM Hey Lard -SS! PYRO Tunkquan- drosc” Thee Crew from 62! Friends I have realized arc better than anything the world has to offer: without friends a person is helpless.” Basketball 1.2.3.4 Soft- ball 3.4 V « mU KATHI M MATTSSON SAS We left what! Where? K.L.M. W.L.T.U. don't we! Camping 79' Red Truck. Red Truck! Black Knights in Paris 79’ How Ironic! Hey Jude, you want to leave on a jet plane with me? Ar- Ar S.S.B. girl 2.3.4 Rembmer the good times at Q.L. You Three I'm Italian at heart! Friends are like good times and I've had the best! What yearbook??? To each his own...... MARIE L. McGinnis Riar l'm-a-Dowdy, “Ya hole” The best half! Mo who? Dizz” Gray Hairs- I found a brown one.” Donny Marie. One of the Angels You know you’re in a rut when someone asks What’s new? ... and you’re lost for an an- swer. ” I. W.A. M. Y.J. Minstrel 1 State One Acts 1.2 Intramurals 1.2 ELIZABETH C. MeGARRY MAUREEN A. McGinnis MO” Twirier. Twins. The better half! Who’s Marie ? ! I d I Q I T.G.D.! OKK?! MJ WBT! I am not the class flirt! B.M.B.! Summers at Lake Bomoscen. TOM.A. “What’s wrong with this car?! Pulled over in “Z’’ S. W.M.G.A.K.C. 81 in your program, I in my heart Minstrel I Funzic's Funky Fifth 3 Majorette 4 Betsy: Betty; Tesby-O ... etc. Tipsy Twirlcr- G.A.S.R.P. S.W.G. SU.m J .P. 2 GSO TCR SADC HEAD'n for the movies w Hool Little sh t KT's Annual cars 10 4 79 Thee'' Crew from 62 T.G. I. F. O. F. I. M. Weekends were made for..... Q.L. Mendon B.H.-OMGIFUAH M.H.W.S. New Year's eve ”79 Partying with Scan! A fool will lose tomorrow reaching back for ycstcr- day-GO FOR ITHI.W.A. R. Y.J. Business Board 4 Musical 2 Intramurals 1.2.4 Cheering I Majorettes 3.4 X-Contry KATHLEEN M. O'CONNOR Buck and Barney by the stream M.O.F.N. Ft. Warren Drive-in. Sarge- Icaving. When?. W.R.F. gone, but I'm O.K. 52679. OX1IGOD! .. The rat upstairs .. Oooh! I'm in love and I know it’s for real! I love it! Deb and Judy Friday nights. You crack me. I.W.S. L.U.S.E- .K.A.I.P., Mik and Tak- es 11 me! Blade of Grass. ” Cheering 1,3 Intramur- als 1.2.3.4 Vt. City Day 1.2.3 Elks City 3 Musical 2.3 Ski Team 3.4 N.H.S. 4 Yearbook 3 Editor 4 Class OfHeer 4 Student Senate 4 Cotillion '78 JUDITH W. O'ROURKE “Judy QL Senior Sis- ters Sad Puppy 5 Root- beer Juicy fruit Me and my camera IRONIC!! Black Knights in Paris!! P.B.B.’s Friends, I will remember you think of you. Pray for you and when another day is through. I'll still remem- ber you! Tennis 1.2.3,4 Yearbook 3,4 Musical 2.3 Soccer 4 Intramurals 1,2.3.4 Newspaper I ROBERT PROZZO Bertro Zopzor. “Pro What happened to your finger? What did you say? W . A . S . H . 7 9 K.I.I. Y.P.B.A. 13.8 2 Let's go hunting ------ G.W.C. 1.2.3.4 W.W.W.H.A.T.H.I. Football 2 Baseball 1.2.3.4 TERESE RIORDAN “Tessie” Munchkin Short People Bowling MeD's Country-Summer '78 Europe-Summer '79 As long as I have a want, I have a reason for living. Satisfaction is death. State Science Fair II Business Board 3 Year- book 4 TOM RIORDAN “When opinions are free in either matters of Govern- ment or Religion, truth will finally and powerfully pre- vail.’’ T.P. “If you lead a good life, say your prayers and go to church, you will die and go to TEXAS.” Spark!! Darcy Perry!! G.D.C.F. Europe '79 Re- member Munichand Rome! Hofbrauhaus!!! Football I Band 2.3.4 V.I.C.A. 4 GLENN A. ROBINSON ”Glcmby” V-DUB LKTFS. seen on QL 135 camaro. LFOTC Van Halcn Deer Leaper “10 speed crash and bum” Turkeys Unlimited. Morroco Go For It! “The crew from 62“ Heine ken tapper Glcmby's boxing center 1.2.3.4 Tennis 1,2 Track 3.4 Ski Team 4 Geome- try 2,3,4 20 KIMBERLY A. ROMANO Kim ... Twirier .. Sub.-S.S.B. girl 3.4 L.G.T.Q.L.T.G. D.K.M.I.. Look, a piddi- dle! Jeff, arc we going out? J.K. Put back the trays! 28th cotillion-tc- quilla sunrise! Miss, where's my shawl? “Let's go jogging ... Let's not! I'm working on it! Really ... Majorettes 3.4 Cotillian 78 Business Board 4 MICHELE M. SABATASO Missy ... Jonesy” ... Hardly twirlcr LGT TGD You dropped what? 28th Cotillion-Tc- quilla Sunrise! S.S.B. girl 2.3.4 Florida 1.2,3.(4?) Kim. where s your shawl? K.K. I. Remem- ber the great times I'll have Bob work on it. Let's go jogging ... Let's not! Cheerleading I Major- ettes 3.4 Musical 2 Busi- ness Board 4 KRIS SHORTSLEEVE Gclbach Devlin Forever! H.L.N.E. Nitch Band trip to Rhode Island L.l. week- ends S.M.L. G.G. Woman Ski Team SiKcer 1.2.3 SHERI J. SLACK SLICK .. got any Gum? tennis bum ... .GO FOR IT! PTAT... EMGD Weekends were made for D. Y.R.Q.L.H.L.C.R.M.N .. SWJ Ya Hole ! Thee crew from '62 TGIF . . Be- verly Hills Here I come! P.T. in the Gills-mobilc-in the truck -Beatles ... P.S. To All: Friends are like good times I've have THE BEST ... I. W A R Y J. Tennis 1.2.3.4 JOHN NICHOLAS SMIEL JR. Love Those Coldy Gol- dies Camaro Tunes F.W.I.H.O.T. L.F.O.T.C. L.K.T.F.S. F. T.A.Q.L. D.C.F. Tur- keys Unlimited SMIL- ING AGAIN? Buzzo- Brothers Disco Van The Crew from 62” N.M.D.V. Deer Lea per WANTED Funzie’s Funky Fifth - 3 Glcnnby's Boxing Center 1.2.3.4 B Ball 1.2 C. Y.O.B.Ball 3.4 Foot- ball 1.2 HF 1.2.3.4 MATTHEW LEO SULLIVAN Sully-Buzzo Brother S.D.R.A.R. The black buzzer. Scrambler ... up in smoke! Grounded for life! W.M.S.E.H.N. 77 S M I L E. Deer Leap Spcluncar Football I.2.3.4 Basket- ball 1.2.4 SHARON MARIE SWAHN DUCKY JR. I.L. JEN- NIE 9 8 75 CI-CI A friend is someone who you can be silent with. Krista Stacy 1 79 Fu- ture Secretary Cham- plain TA B Key Club 1.2.3 Pres. 2 Musical 2 Vo-Tech 3.4 F.B.L.A. 3.4 F.B.L.A. Secretary 4 Yearbook 4 Office Worker 3 ■ DEBRA E. TABOR Mike. Tabes St. J.A. My Hat “Anybody got any gum?” “Thank-God it’s Friday!” March 31, 1979 Life was meant to be lived and curiosity must be kept alive. One must never, for whatever rea- son. turn his back on life. Party 1.2.3.4 College Fair 3 GAIL L. TRAPFNI ”KEL (IWBYF) FT IP (May 79) “Poops Apr.13 Sad Puppy “The poor thing” N YE ATE 78-79 “Don't let the past get the best of you. get the best of the future.” Cheering 1.2.3 STEVEN VITALE “The young man who has not wept is a savage, the old man who has not laughed is a fool.’’ G.T.F.U.W M.G.M No man could ask for more pleasure. Blue Eves U.L. U.M.L. Looking Back Red Spaniel I.S.A- L.Y.S.V. May 5 Leila .. Sweet “But it's tradition” Wet Dingo Slad TBTD SI.00 llampt. Are vou a MCGL? Student Senate 1.2 Football 1.2.4 Tennis 1.2.3.4 Musical NANCY WAHLSTROM ’’Ed' BUDDY. L.Y.B C.M.R 2 2 78 H.D.I.Y.L. The Pits- STYX ... G T ”Proc- tor 78” J! D.Y.F.? Party at Roucoulcts! K.K.T.C. It doesn't matter who you love or how you love but that you love. J.V. Chcerleading I Vo- Tech 3 PEGGY WALKER How should I know what “to ostracize” means? What’s your psyche? Love is Patience! Band 1.2,3.4 Elks City 3 Marne 2 Business Board 4 Washington 4 22 JOHN M. WHITTEMORE J A,VI IE BERNADETTE WARD Fudd .. Kevin .. Proc- tor Bound Parties at Proctor Falls. J.D.Y.W.P.? G C Jay's party 79 V.R. A.R. J.H. Love does not consist in gating at each other but in looking to- gether in the same direc- tion. Intramurals 2 Vo-Tech 3 10 1 4 Whir Moni- tunes Adrian Hoop 14 Buzzoff 2 Z.28 Col- die Goldies pulled over in the Z! C U R T. If 2 Disco Van April Ham- mering Q.L. Wild Week- ends in N.H. Libbs Par- ties Baker Buddy S.E.E.N.U.M.? S.A.T.H. Busted at Berger Wad Water-ski- ing Blue Ribbon Crowd B.A.I.F.U....Celtic Hopeful? Basketball 1.2,3.4 Marne 2 Baseball 1.2,3,4 Boys State '79 KEVIN WORTHINGTON Dudley, want to go for a walk? Bumper Riding 79 K.F.C Parties at the Quite Stone Motel B.M.B. Tina's Variety Bowling Team Di- nah Mae Humm Splunking See that snow drift drift! Speeding to N. Y. to see Kansas Pico Parking Lot Parties S.D A.R.A.R. Tennis Team 3,4 Ski Team 4 JANE J. WYSOLMERSKI 'POLISH POWER!! How do you spell Band 1.2.3.4 Key Club I.2.3.4 Key Club V. Pres. 2 Key Club Int. Conv. 3 Musical 2,3 State One Acts 3 Yearbook 3.4 Yearbook Business Board 3 N.H.S. 4 Elks City 3 Hand in Hand I MARY-KAYE ZAMBON Kaye Happy Valley! Wards Best St. Joe the Pro Cotillion '78 Dare to be different!” Chccrlcading 1,2,3 Ten- nis I Student Senant I Minstrel I Elks City 3 LAURA L. ZING ALE It's E not I. He’s my un- cle! Twirler! Pep rallys! S.S.B girl I.2.3.4 ... Cotillion “78''-Tcquilla Sunrise! Watch out for the ... tree! We left what? Where? K.M.K.- l.N.A.D! F.S.H. Fun times at Q.L. Never runs out of things to say. Friends arc like good times I've had the Best! Smile. I like Gallo wine! Cotillion 3 Majorettes 3.4 Business Board 4 Musical 2 Elks City 3 23 MICHELE M. ZING A LI It s not E. Where did we leave it? Kalhi's party .. 7 28 79 B.T.M.D.W.K.A.M. Marchele .. SSB girl 3.4 S.W.K. ... Q.L. Head- ing for a party Half the fun of having a friend is being one yourself. Yearbook 4 LEONARD P. ZUK 34 4 skynnard BLUER.C. My license T. O. P.O.L.O.C.K. T.O.O.N.S.M.O.N. Kelly’s Bench ‘7 came upon a fallen child-1 opened my mouth and was stifled. I turned my back and was struck down, I held out my hand and the world was mine. ” B.B 1.2.3.4 T.T. 1.2.3.4 X-C.R. “Marne J.B.P 3 N.Y.C. W.D.C. 4 THE NIGHT BEFORE GRADUATION Twas the night before graduation and all through the school not a senior was stirring not even the class fool. With a middle age man who ncr'd did da I Icy I knew in a flash it was Father La Valley He was dressed all in black from his head to his foot and his clothes were all covered with dog hair and soot The diplomas were sitting in the office with care in hopes Bishop Marshall soon would be there. The seniors were nestled all snug in their beds while visions of partying danced in their beads More rapid then mounties his courses they came and he laughed and shouted and called them by name To the top of quatcrlinc to Berger King wall now dash away dash away dash away all The bundle of diplomas he had hung on his back and he looked like a peddler just opening his pack A wink of his eye and a twist of his head soon gave me to know I haa nothing to dread When all of a sudden there rose such a clatter I sprang from my bed to see what was the matter So up to the college tops the courses they flew with a car full of seniors and Father LaValley too He spoke not a word but went straight to his work and filled all the blanks then turned with a jerk When what to my sleepy eyes should appear but many rowdic seniors and a keg of b_______ And then in a twinkling I heard in the hall the laughing and crying of each little call He sprang to his Mercedes to his senior gave a whistle and away they all went like a nuclear misslc TP JUST THE WA Y YOU ARE The value of a person cannot be scribbled into a few lines of poetry. The value of a friend is determined by the lasting impression that she imparts upon the vast sands of your soul. Once in a given moment, a special kind of friend comes along who enhances your very being with her own satisfaction with life, and your whole life is made richer with the opportunity to love her. uch a friend was that of Joan, whose simple smile beheld all the joy of the world, whose silent tears were those of courage, whose heart-felt laughter was that of hope. Her thoughts and words compelled us all to discover the true meaning of friendship, and her life in itself was one that will remain forever in our hearts, for the value of a true friend is the priceless discovery of someone who teaches us how to be a friend in return .... S. S. 28 class trains class musician $ most likely 1° V succeed. f r 29 BEST SMILE MOST WANTED Matt Sullivan; Marie McGinnis John Smcil; Chich Hackett MOST ORIGINAL WITTIEST John Krupp; Lisa Flory Andy Haskell; Sherri Slack MOST SPIRIT BEST ALL AROUND Paul Bums; Missy Gallagher FRIENDLIEST BEST DRESSED Steve Vital; Kelly Clifford John Whittemore: Missy Gallagher CLASS BRAINS BEST PHYSIQUE Tom Levins: Kim Maletta CLASS MUSCI A NS Rick Cox; Lisa Levins BEST ACTORS U Matt Hebert; Peggy Walker Leonard Zuk; Judi Austin DONE MOST FOR CLASS MOST LIKEL Y TO SUCCEED Paul Bums; Lisa Daley John Cioffi; Missy Gallagher Paul Burns; Kathy O’Connor John Smicl; Missy Sabataso TAXI DRIVERS CLASS FLIRTS Rick Cox; Terry Lawler Rick Fagan; Mo McGinnis CLASS BROWNIES BEST CLASS EVER THE CLASS OF 1980 All we seniors Paul Bums; Missy Gallagher c L A S S C L O W N S John Dunn: Liz Gilbert Rick Fagan: Karen Gilligan CLASS LOVERS r Karyn Crossman Best Smile: John Smicl; Chich Hacked Most Wanted: John Whiltcmorc; Missy Sabataso Most Original: Andy Haskall; Martha Harvey Most Spirit: Rick Fagan: Martha Harvey Wittiest: John Dunn: Liz Gilbert Class Brains: Paul Burns; Laura Castle Class Lovers: Jeff Kennedy: Kim Ramolno Best Dressed: John Smicl: I.aura Zingale Friendliest: Jeff Kennedy; Judy O'Rourke Best Physique: Joe Bourgeois: Karyn Crossman Best Muscians: John Krupp: Jane Wysolmcrski Best Actors: Rick Fagan: Missy Gallagher Done most for class: Paul Burns: Lisa Daley Class Athletes: John Whittcmorc: Kim Malctta Most Likely to Succeed: Tom Levins; Laura Castle Best Looking: Matt Sullivan: Chich Hacked Taxi Drivers: Rick Fagan: Karen Gilligan Most Talkative: Robert Prozzo: Judy O'Rourke Class Flirts: Robert Prozzo: Liz. Gilbert Class Brownies: Tom Levins: Kathi Mattsson Class Clowns: Andv Haskall: A DMINISTRA TION REV. RICHARD LAV ALLEY. PRIN- CIPAL How arc we doing? REV. DONALD BEAN. ASST. PRINCIPAL Who's got jungle rot? MARGIE CANARY. SEC- RETARY “No honey, you can't put it in the office.” MRS. ANITA MOORE. ASST. SECRETARY “Do you have a legit excuse? MR. DAVID WOLK. GUID- ANCE Martha's got the keys! SR JULIA MARIE. GUID- ANCE SECRETARY What can I do for you today dear?” SR CLEMENTINE. LI- BRARIAN “Do you have a pass? MR BILL WEST. CUSTO- DIAN Be good to me. I've had a long day. MA THEMA TICS SR SHIRLEY I'm more than just a math teacher. MR. MARTY MCDON- OUGH Do you want to see a card trick?” MISS LYNN DEL BIANCO Do you think I’m disco? MRS. KATHERINE SO- LARI There's this mess up- stairs and then there's the mess downstairs. MR. JOHN TETRAULT A bike ride a day helps keep the tension away. SCIENCE SR. RUTH Listen to me. I know what I’m talking about. SR ANNUNCIATA Smile, it's good for your pcychc.” SR MARY MARGARET Your element table is your best friend. MR. TIMOTHY MCCUE Blondes have more fun! HISTOR Y BUSINESS 1R. SAM RIZZIERE ”Ital- ian Power!” MR. JAMES KELLEY Thai was a joke!” MR. JOSEPH FLOR Y THE NEW ME. ” MRS. AUDRE MURDOCH Oh conic on. you know what a typewriter is!” REV. JAMES BEAURE- GARD NO. Moses wasn't a wild and cra .y guy!” DRIVER S ED. W -V MR. FUNZIE CIOFFI Fun- tie's funky what?” RELIGION MS. PATRICIA KING Bi- cylists do it better!” MR. WALTER MOORE Have last year’s seniors filled you in? MR. BILL EATON ,I'm not worth a thing before coffee break. ” MRS. JENNIFER BAGLEY “The green bay what?” SR MARY HARVEY No. Martha-Sue and I aren’t sis- MRS. KARLENE MARRO Come up and see me some time. ” LANGUAGE MRS. SANDRA COYLE It’s all so ironic. MRS. MA R THA WOLK No. I don’t have the keys!” MISS KATHLEEN FEENEY Get out of the lob- by with that soda! MISS MAUREEN R. SUL- LIVAN I love New York and r tn I M U S I C SR. EMMANUEL No. don't know anything by For- eigner. MR. GLENN GILES “What POLE? V POINT OF KNOW RETURN M. Falco, Treasurer; J. Battles. President; M. Messier. V. president. D. Vogt. Secretary ROW I: M. FALCO. K. CARTIER. L. CROSS MAN. J. AUSTIN. M BAR BUSH. K. BUTLER. M. J. ALTOBELL. R. BATES. M. K. BROWN. E. CONDON ROW 2: S. CANNEY. P. COBURN. T. CAIN, R. COVELL. J. DERRY. T. DALTO ROW 3: J. CARROLL. J. BROUGH ROW 4: T. AICHER. J. FAGAN. D. COOPER. T. DAVIDSON. K. BURKE. J. BATTLES ROW I: D. JONES. F. HACKETT. J. HURCOMB. C. LEE. M. La VICTOR IE. C. LANZELIN. M. HARRISON. C. LaBELLE. M. LEE ROW 2: J. HUGHES. B. FOTHERGILL. P. GALLO. T. FOLEY. J. GALLAGHER. S. GOODWIN ROW 3: E. HAGAN. G. HENRY. D. LA WLER. S. HEALD. M. KING. R. HIGGINS. T. JOYCE. B. JONES ROW l: A. MONTGOMERY. L. MYTYCH. N. MUMFORD. M. MATTSSON. M. LISCINSKY, T. NESTLER. B. LUMLEY. T. MASLACK. M. MANNING. ROW 2: B OR IORDAN. K. OMI.AND. J. LYONS. T. MAGRO. J. O'ROURKE. J. MILES. S. LEE. B MORTON. B. PARENTEAU. M. MOORE. B. moyer. j. McGinnis ROW I: V. RUGGIERO. M. TA YLOR. V. VENO. L. SANBORN. M. RAGOSTA, N. RA WLEY. S. SMIEL, A. TATRO. T. SOUTHGATE. J. SHORT. ROW 2: H. TATRO. J. VALIQUETTE. J. SULLIVAN. C. THOMPSON. M. RAGOSTA. D. VOGT. T SOLARI. P PREDOM. ROW 3: S. REARDON. F. TROM- BETTA. G. WOLF. M. PATRY. B. SABATASO. J. VALENTE GETTING BETTER ALL THE TIME Class Officers: Kevin Thayer. President; Mark Coleman. Treasurer: Kathy Kelly, Vice President; Chris Heald. Secretary ROW I. M. COLEMAN. G. CLIFFORD. R. CELANTANO. K. CANNEY. E. BIANCHI. M. BURKE. J. CHAMPINE. J. DALL. N. CUNNINGHAM. P. BOVE. ROW II. L. CARVEY. L BURKE. B AUSTIN. L. CASSA VOY. J. ABATIELL. J. CIOFFI. D. CAGGIGE. B. BEATIN. P CROSSMAN. L. CANNEY ROW !: N. FAGAN. K. GUERTON. J. HIGGINS. ME. GRIM LEY. S. JOHNSON. P. GODDARD. K. KELLEY. K. GALLAGHER. D. EL L C. K. KELLY. ROW II: C. HEALD. J. KALISH. S. KNOX. K. FORTE. J. HOLMES. ROW 3: B. GRADY. J. HOCK. P. I.ALIBFRTE. R. GALLO. C. FOTHERGILL. K. HACKETT. M. ESPOSITO. M. HACKETT. D. HALPIN. L. DURKIN. L. KELLEY ROW I: C. MOZERELLO. A. MALETTA. C. MUSCATELLO. S. O'CONNOR. C. LEE. P. MCDURK1N. C. LEE. A. MULHOLLOND. N. MCMILLAN. M. MOYERS. B. A. LAWLER. L. LLOYD, M. LEON. M. B. LYONS. ROW II: R. MILLER. D. MACRO. T. NOTTE, T. MURRAY. P NORTON. J. MCLAUGH- LIN. P MCGINNIS. B. MORROW. B. LITTLER ROW I: T. WING. K. SOLARI C. TRAPENI, ROW II: L. RIZ ZIERE. P ZUKOWSKI. S SHA W. ROW III. C. ZAMBON L. TERENZINI. L. SABOTKA ROW IV: R. SHEA. C. THOMP SON. C. ORKET. ROW V: SNOW, F. RAGOSTA. REARDON. ROW VI: L. ZU KOWSKI. S. RYAN. E SOUTHGATE. M THORN. PARKER. ROW VII: A. VA LENTE. B. THOMAS. K THA YER V.. SHOW ME THE WAY BACK ROW: E. GILBERT. L. FOLEY. M. CUNNINGHA M. M GRIMLEY. A. JOHNSON. M. GALLO. S. DA U PH A NA IS. R GOODRICH FRONT ROW: M. HACKETT, T. FREDETTE. P. HUGGINS. K. CURRAN. S. CWIKOWSKI. S. HAYNES. D. DURKIN. A. FREDETTE. R. EM RICK, L. DERRY SIT- TING: FIRST ROW: P. ELLIS. B GILLAM. XL GOULD SECOND ROW: G. DAVIS. T. GILLAM. J. ESTERBROOK ROW I: J. CASTLE. M. CIOFFI. C. CASELLA. L. CROSBY. K. CAMPBELL. K BLONGEY ROW 2: B AUSTIN. C BIOTY. S. COX. A. CONDON. P BAR DOW ROW 3: C. CREED. P BURKE. D. BOUR- GEOIS. M. BURKE. M BROWN ROW 4: C. BARRETT. D. BATES. M. BOVE. J. CROWLEY ROW I: P. KALISH. R. LACROIX. G. LFNO. D. LYNCH. L LUVULLO, B. JUSTIN. M. MANFRED!. ROW2:SAL ILLIANO. E. MANLEY. M. KNIGHT. A. LaSANTE, R. LAYDF.N. S. KENNEDY. K. LEE. B. LUMMER. T. LAWLER. K. LAMORIA. ROW 3: R LISCINSKY. D. MANGAN. L. JONES. S. KING. ROW 4: M. LAFASO. S. LEVINS. D. KISSELL. J. LEFRANCOIS ROW I: L. NORTON. J. O'ROURKE. D. REED. J. POST!.. A MESSIER ROW 2: C. POKRYWKA. J. MCKEE. N. MORRISON. D. MESSIER. C. MCGINNIS. ROW 3: C. MELOCIK. C. PIERCE. T MOR- TON. C. RYAN. C. McCORMICK. J. RUSSELL. ROW 4: J. PALUMBO. J. NOTTE. D. NOTTE, J. MILES. P McGARRY, M PETERS ROW I: K. THAYER, J. YOUNG. J. SABATASO. T. STEELE. M. SPAFFORD. M. TROMBLEY. TALLAGNON. S. TURCO. K. TABOR. ROW 2: L. TAGGETT. T SMITH. L. TROMBLEY. TEDESCO. A. ZINGALE. R. STEWART. M. SOLARI. A. SULLIVAN. M. THOMPSON. D. TATRO, SHORT, T. THOMAS. K. SLACK 53 mm The Dude and Dud! It's Sherri Cox!! Dazed and Confused Would you believe Rocky III !! the Plane, the Plane! Ciao. lo Mi Chiamo Sal. A THLETIC ASSOCIA TION Sports at Mount St. Joseph arc made possible through the efforts and dedication of the Athletic Association. We the class of 1980 express our sincere heartfelt thanks. Row I: J. Leonci, J. Dunn, R. Cox. J. Cioffi, M. Sullivan. J. Kennedy. R. Fagan. S. Vitale. Row II: C. Thompson. K. Buzzcll. M. Patry, J. Battles, D. Vogt. J. Sullivan. J. Miles. T. Joyce. T. Aichcr. Row III: 7. Tatro. S. LaSantc. T. Dalto. J. O'Rourke, B. Sabataso, T. Solari, M. Ragosta, D. Lawler. Row IV: B. Jones, V. Motroni, J. Valente. M. Messier. E. Hagen, B. Morion. K. Burke, Coaches: A. Cioffi. T. Zingali; Manager: D. Stanowski WE BEAT RUTLAND 30 TO 6 FRESHMEN Row I: D. Kissicl, G. Leno, J. Eslcrbrook. M. Tallagnon, B. Gillum, M. Grimlcy. S. Levins, J. McGee, Row2: D. Lynch. M. Bove, J. Palumbo. C. Barrett, D. Messier, D. Nolle, T. Gillam, Standing: M. Lafaso, J. Crowley. T. Steele, R. Liscinsky, J. Nottc, J. Miles, C. Creed, E. Johnson. D. Bates. Coach: John Nolle JUNIOR VARSITY Row I: P. Bove. C. Orcott, R. Ccllantano, K. Thayer, J. McGinnis. M. Coleman, R. Shea, M. Thorne, Row II: S. Knox. N. Cunningham. T. Murray, P. McGinnis, J. Hock. T. Nolle, E. Bianchi, F. Ragosta. Standing: B. Thomas. R. Pratico, J. Gallagher, R. Gallo, S. Ryan. K. Thompson, B. Grady, G. Clifford, K. Canncy, Coaches: R. Ward, R. Sabalaso NOBODY DOES 1 v ■ AlOUJtffic Powers GO., FOR.Lt MSX- VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling: M. Ragosta, T. Lcvins-captain. J. Whittcmorc-captain, J. O’Rourke, Standing: Jim Kcllcy-coach. J. Cioffi, J. Battles. P. Clifford. M. King. G. Gilligan. B. Jones. S. Lee. B. Sabataso. F. Trombetta, S. Dalcy-manager. J.V. BASKETBALL I LRESHMEN BASKETBALL ROW I: M. BURKE. T. STEELE. ROW 3: J. SABATASO. M. MAN- FRED!, R. LISCINSKY ROW 3: J. KNOTTE, B. G ILLAM, J. McGEE C GIRLS BASKETBALL Kneeling: P. Moore, M. Harrison, M. Gallagher-captain, L. Maslack- captain, D. Reed, J. Cioffi. Standing: M. Mattsson- manager. M. Ragosta, C. Lee, C. Zambon, L. Jones, C. Lee, Lynn Del Bianco- coach. Kneeling: B. Lummer, J. Hyland. P. Moore, M. Esposito. C. Bioty, K. Thayer, Standing: Anne Marie Shea-coach, M. Turns, K. Curren, D. Bourgeois, C. Lee, L. Jones, T. Pierce. E. Gilbert, D. Reed. J GOLF TEAM K. Canncy. J. Sullivan. K. Buzzell, J. O’Rourke. T. Joyce. P. Clifford. F. Trombctta JUMPING TEAM Row I: J. Kennedy. P. Preedom, K. Worthington; Row II: D. Snow. P. McGinnis; Row III: T. Joyce SKI TEAMS Row I: K. Solari. B. Austin. J. O'Rourke. S. Kennedy. P. Precdom. J. Estcrbrook. J. Hurcomb. K. Xfaletta. J. Austin. M Brown; Row II: C. Hackctt. B. Austin. E. Bianchi. D. Snow. J. Palumbo. M. Martin, T. Morton, K. Worthington. K. Omland. D. Lawler: Row III: J. Austin. J. Crowley. J. Kennedy. B. Morton. T. Aichcr. P. Norton. C. Heald. T. Joyce. K. Burke. S. Heald Row I: M. Spafford, E. Thorn. A. Sullivan, L. Norton, J. McGinnis, Row 2: C. Mozcrello. J. Young. S. Cwikowski. J. Short. S. Goodwin. J. Hurcomb Row 3: P. Burke. S. Cragin. B. Nolan. R. Snow, M. Hebert. R. Higgins TENNIS Kneeling: J. O'Rourke. S. Slack. T. Wing. J. Lawrence, M. Harrison. M. Baltics. B Austin. L. Gilbert. I . Burke: Standing: M. Gallagher. J. Austin. C. Fothergill. K. Malctta. M.K. Hackctt. M. Falco, A. Mulctta. J. Hurcomb. J. Abatiell J. McGinnis. P. Norton. K. Omlund. B. O'Riordan. S. Vitale. K. Worthington. T. Levins. C. Barrett Ron I: M. E. Grimlcy. J. Cioffi. B. Lanier. D. Short. T. Lawler. M. Hurcomb. K. Malctta. J. Lawrence. Row 2: L. Kelley, A. Malctta. J. Hurcomb. J. Austin. M. Solari. M. Gallagher. J. Austin. S. Kennedy. Row 3: S. Haynes. H. Cassovoy. M. Martin. T. Morton, S. Johnson. S. King. C. Hackctt. M. Terns. M. Mattsson. Ron 4: A. Mulhollond. J. Abatiell. J. O'Rourke. Coach-Miss Dclbianco. C. Lee. M. Brown. T. Nestlcr 69 BASEBALL Row I: N. Raleigh, K. Ferraro, L. Maslack, A. Holden Row I: F. Ragosta, R. Shea, S. Knox. L. Zukowski, K. Thompson. M. Thorne, M. Coleman, F. Bianchi: Standing: J. Hock, T. Dalto. B. Grady, E. Hagen. B. Jones, C. Thompson. T. Solari. R. Cellcntano: Seniors missing: J. Cioffi, G. Crosby. J. Kennedy. P. Lawrence, B. Prozzo, J. Whittcmorc TRACK ROW I: J. Short. N. McMillan. N. Mum ford. E. Condon. L. Lloyd. K. Solari. J. Cioffi; Row II: R. Higgins. K. Cartier. L. Sanborn. M. Spafford. D. Reed. (Coach) T. Heffernan; Row III: S. Goodwin, (coach) P. Gallagher. M. Burke. M. Pa try 71 Row I: T. Hefferman. M. Hebert, D. Reed: Row II: M. Spafford. C. Heald. (coach) P. Gallagher: Row III: N. McMillan. E. Condon. J. Short. S. Cragin: Row IV: (Standing). M. Burke. K. Omland. R. Higgins. S. Goodwin. T. Young. L. Castle. G. Gilliga n, P. Kalish. HOCKEY Row I- T. Murray. P. Bove. G. Davis. II. Talro. B. Grady. P. Norton. W. Davis. Row II: Coach- James Larkin. R. Miller. M. Messier. G. Wolf, B. Butterfield, S. Wolf, B. Littlcr. K. Buzzcll. S. Thayer- asst, coach. 1 72 I Seniors- W. Davis. B. Butterfield LETS GO MOUNTIES, MOUNTIES LETS GO! WE’RE NO. 1! 73 MAJORETTES MAUREEN MCGINNIS L. Zingalc, M. Sabalaso. M. McGinnis. B. McGarry, V . LaVictoirc. K. Crossman. C. Fothergill. K. Romano SENIOR SPIRIT KEEPERS iu u CHEERLEADERS Row I: A. Tatro, M. Falco. XI. Taylor. M. Liscinsky. Row II. C. Lanzclin, XI. F. Hackclt, S. (iillican. K. Cartier, L. Sanborn SHFILA GIU. IGAN Row I. G. Robinson. K. Worthington. P. Levins. Missing: J. Lyons. Row II. J. Whittcmorc. I.. Zuk. J. Smicl. B. Butterfield R-O- W-D-I-E 76 J.V. CHEERLEADERS D. Ellik, K. Solari, C. Muscatcllo, K. Forte, C. Trapeni, M.E. Grimlcv. M. Hacked FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS r� I P WS!_____ Row I: T. Donahue, T. Riordan, P. Gianicola, C. Melocik, K. Mo errcllo. J. Palumbo. T. Magro, C. Pierce, P. Walker, J. Wysolmerski, Mr. Giles, Row 2: S. Knox. R. Higgins, S. Cwiskowski. A. Sullivan, M. Barbush, L. Castle. Row 3: J. Carroll, J. McGinnis, N. Cunningham. M. Herbert, S. Goodwin, . . Castle, Row 4: J. Fagan. M. Burke, T. Foley, J. Krupp PEP BAND J. Krupp, J. Fagan, T. Magro, M. Hebert, R. Higgins, S. Goodwin Charlie's Angels??? Mr. T BUZZOU Incredible MURK! We're about to have a nervous break- down- we've earned it. looked forward to it. and have it coming to us! Row I: S. Cragin. K. Malctta, J. Cioffi. M. Hebert; Row II: M. Gallagher. J. Austin. I.. Daley; Row III: J. Dunn. T. Levins. J. Whittcmorc, R. Fagan Row I: L. Castle. . . Wysolmcrski. K. Matlsson. I.. Zingalc. L. Daley; Row II: K. Shortslccvc. J. Dunn. J. O'Rourke. K. O'Connor. J. Kennedy H O c } tn tn h H co KEY CLUB ROW I: A MONTGOMERY. J. WYSOLMERSKI. T FRADETTE. S. HAYNES. P. HUGGINS ROW 2: A. VALENTE. T. FOLEY. J. FAGAN. K. CREED. M. MOYER. A. HOI. DEN. S. CRAG IN BICYCLE CLUB ROW I: M. HEBERT. MR. TETREAULT. MISS. SULLIVAN. J. FAGAN. T. FOLEY. R JUSTIN. STUDENT SENATE ROW I: J. O'ROURKE. J. ESTERBROOK. S. JOHNSON. K. SOLARI. J. A USTIN. K. OMLAND ROW 2: V. MOTRONI. M. THORN. M. BURKE. B AUSTIN. M. GALLAGHER. L. DALEY ROW 3: R. LISCINSKY. R FAGAN. M LISCINSKY. M. HACKETT The M.S.J. student Semite consists of four representatives from each class. There is a president who is elected by the school. The vice-president is elected by the senate who is a member of the school board. The secretary and treasurer are also elected by the senate. the main function of the student senate is to serve both the community and school. Some traditional community projects in- clude Project Help, project hand-in-hand, and a dinner for the Senior Citizens, all of which were a great success this year. This year the senate is try ing to do more for the community by planning a pancake breakfast and a big brother-big sister program for the mentally retarded teenagers of our community. The big brother-big sister program will be another way in which the M.S.J. student body will be reaching out to aid those less fortunate than we arc. Through our various fund raising efforts the student senate has been able to provide a scholarship to a graduating senior. This past year the student senate requested and received the smoking area for students. Another endeavor we undertook that was very successful was selling doughnuts during study halls. Last year, the senate started the annual spring carnival. Thanks to you. the student body, it was an overwhelming success! This year the senate will again be the sponsor of the spring “fling . The student senate wishes to express its sincere appreciation to Mrs. Wolk. our faculty advisor, for all the time and effort she has given to make each and every one of our endeavors successful. Her never ending enthusiasm inspired not only us. the student senate, but the entire M.S.J. community. We also wish to thank you. the student body, who gave us so much co-operation and support. Thanks again Missy Gallagher STUDENT SENATE PRESIDENT MISSY GALLAGHER ROW I: D. BOURGEOIS. S. CWSIKOWSKI. K. O'CONNOR ROW 2: K BURKE. J. O'ROURKE. T. NESTLER. M. MAR- TIN. T. MORTON ROW 3: B AUSTIN. P. LAWLER. J. AUSTIN. T. LAWLER SENATE PROJECTS SPRING CARNIVAL The spring Carnival was a new project for the Senate last year. It was a project that went over well with the student body and the faculty and is sure to become a tradition for the M.S.J. Senate. It was a day full of fun competition; events in- cluded: Basketball throw, wheelbarrow races, egg toss, trivia, three legged races, obstacle course, make me laugh, pie eat- ing contest and long distant running. 1'he day ended with a game of baseball between the seniors and faculty. In the end the class of '81 were the winners in points, yet truly everyone who partici- pated was a winner that day. HAND-IN-HAND DOUGHNUTS PROJECT HELP Mount Saint Joieph Academy ReprMantatnra Fof PROJECT HELP 1979 __ZJlsLly . Z_____ It was culled the most organized Project Help M S .I. has ever seen. The student senate worked many hours preparing and planning for that day. On December 21, 1979 the student body can- vased the Rutland city collecting ample food and money to provide for all the families who re- quested assistance. Approximately 400 Christ- mas food baskets were carefully and caringly filled and delivered. Each of the classes rose to the occasion helping the less fortunate during the Christmas season. Despite a valiant effort by the upperclassmen the Seniors, in making that extra effort, collected the greatest amount of food that day. The entire school united and worked as a unit. There was a definite sense of love among all the students. Project Help is certainly one of the best days in the M.S.J. calendar. Doughnut selling was one of the new and pop- ular porjccts sponsored by the student senate this year. The doughnuts, from Jones' bakery, went over well with the hungry students and teachers and provided money which the student senate will use to award a scholarship to a departing senior. The senate hopes to bring the jelly-filled NA TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Kneeling: .1. Cameron. M. Hebert. T. I.evins, J. Battles. B. Sabataso. Standing: L. Daley. T. Lawler. J. Austin. S. Cragin, AI. Gallagher. K. O'Connor. L. Castle. J. Wysotmerski. K. Maletta. M. Hackctt. M. Falco. A. Montgom- ery. . . Short SCHOOL BOARD Row I: C. Clarino, T. Falco. L. Daley. Sr. Nora. Sr. Shirley: Row II: Dr. Austin. Fr. Lavalley. D. Cartier. Afsgr. Lynch. R. Reardon. Fr. Bean PARENTS CLUB D u-° evin Worthington. Al. Coleman. Ditabor. L. Flory Officers: President: Mr. and Airs. Howard Stratton. Secre- tary: Airs. Marion Gilligan. Treasurer: Air. and Airs. Nor- man Campbell DRA INTRAMURAL SENIORS THE LAND Of HEARTS DESIRE Maurlccn .................. Rick Fagan Shawn ..................... Malt Hebert Fr. Hart .................. Leonard Zuk Bridget ................ Kathy O'Connor Mairc ......................ludi Austin The child......................... Lisa Levins Director ...............Mari-Anne Keith Student Director ........ Terry Lawler Tech. Crew: Paul Bums. John Cameron. Lisa Daley. John Cioffi. Judy O'Rourke. Missy Gal- lagher. Martha Hurcomb SOPHOMORES NO ONE WANTS TO KNOW F.dic ........................Joy Abaticll Delia .................. Carla Fothcrgill Nurse .................... Bonnie Austin Joe ....................... Kevin Canney Nina ............... Mary- Ellen Grimlcy Blceker .................. Angelo Valente Bill ...................... Kevin Thayer Smiling Woman ............. Kathy Guertin Director .......Sgt. Jeff Lang. U.S.M.C. Stage Manager .......... Beth Ann Lawler Tech: Rick Gallo, Jeff Champinc. Kevin Thayer. Tricia Wing. Marie Coleman MA PLAYS JUNIORS THU OUTCASTS OF POKliR FLA TS John Onkhurst ............. Jack Sullivan Uncle Billy ........... Brian O'Riordan Mother Shipton ..............Alicia Tatro Duchess ..................Janice Austin Tom Simson ................ Kevin Burke Pincy Woods ..............Marci Mattsson Jim Wheeler ..................Matt Patry Director .......... Scott Gordon Student Director --Aloonsri Montgomery Tech: Jim Brough. Joe Gallagher. Shane. La- Same. Tony Dalto. Bob Jones. Matt Patry. Harley Tatro FRESHMEN THE PASSIONS OF AMOROSO Fruit Merchant ...........Mary Lou Tedcsco Customer....... Michele Cunningham Harlequin ...............lohn Estcrbrook Amoroso .......................lohn Post I A morel la .................. Carol Ryan Columbine ................... Karen Ley Scapcn ..................... A.M. Sullivan Drunken Cavalier .............M L. Tedcsco Urchin .................M R. Cunningham Director ................Sandc West Ley Student Director ........... Ann Zingali Tech: Julie O'Rourke. Melissa Johnson. Pame- la Bordeau. Krista LaMoria. Roxanne Stewart. Brian Justin. Jr. What Use Arc Flowers? OLD MAS: MATT HUBERT ENSEMBLE: JUDI AUSTIN, NEIL CUNNINGHAM. JOHN ESTERBROOK. MISSY GALLAGHER. MAR- THA HURCOMB. SIMONE JOHNSON. JOHN POST!.. DEANNA REED. LORI SANBORN. A MY SULLI- VAN. JACK SULLIVAN. DIRECTORS: MRS. MARTHA WOLK. FR. RICHARD LAV ALLEY these pages with their creativity. A .yearbook possible. I thank you. P 5 TMrotS D D Conqratu at (9ns Katv� � n. t- Kdtk� O THE 1980 MOUNT IS SPLENDID TESTIMONY TO YOUR DEDICATION. CREATIVITY ABILITIES! “ WILL YOU REMEMBER THE Scattered pictures of the smiles TIMES OF YOUR LIFE ...” we left behind. “The leaves of brown came tumbling down, re- A chance to share old memories to play our song again.” It's the laughter we will re- member ...” “Living the years, With a friend to call my own. I'll never be laughter and tear over alone ...” again ... Those were the days my friends: we thought they'd never end. WILL YOU REMEMBER Middle East Peace. New York Times Strike. Test Tube babies. Cloning. King Tut. Mork From Ork. The year of the Yankees. Disco. Cheryl Ticgs. The Blues Brothers, Animal House. Food Fights. Toga Parties. Pop Rocks. Selling Candy Bars. The Seventies! The Finest years I ever knew, were all the years I had with you. IN THE YEAR 2000 . . Will Karyn Crossman and Paul Clifford still be going out? Is Andy Haskell the next Mork? Will Missy Gallagher be stealing cones? Has Mary-Kay Zambon quit Montgomery Wards? Will Sister Clementine still be in the library? Judi Austin, will she still have all her Whit? Has Judy O'Rourke left on a Jet Plane? Are Kim Romano and Jeff Kennedy still celebrating New Year's with a Bang? Will the cookie crew have the perfect recipe? Have Kathi Maltsson and Kathy O'Connor stopped being called to Rm. 308? Will The Buz70s still be buzzin!? Debbie Tabor. Has she found a pair of matching socks? Is Donna Brooks still on the pay phone? Is Wayne Davis playing for the Montreal Canadians? John Cioffi. is he still the BIG FELLA? Jane Wysolmerski. have they spelled it right yet? Has Terry Lawler given up Tab? Is Gail Trapeni a Kelley Girl? It's a sure bet Mo McGinnis will still be flirting . Is Julie Lawrence still ‘Ya Hole ? Lisa Levins, is she still jumping, kipping and hopping? Is Missy Sabataso still Bobby's girl? Does Laura Zingale still drink Gallo Wine or can 7 she hack-it? Will Mark Bove still be Sharon? Is Whit still cruisin' in the Z? Has Bob Prozzo stopped chasing the Women? Will John Krupp still have Marvin or will Marcia Coleman? Are the original Donny and Marie still together? Will John Dunn be the new Jerk ? Is Glenn Gilligan still growing? Does Michelle Higgins still watch CHEECH and CHONG? Karen Ferraro and Michele Zingale. are they in Proc- tor? Has Andrea Holden got her Man . .. Frcdi? Is Katie still having her annual? Is Bob Butterfield still hitting sticks? Scan Dalu. is he still a Pooh-Bcar? Is Chichcr still Smiling? Can John Smiel Hack-it? Will Paul Bums still be making Brownies? Is Ann Courcclle singing 7 never Promised you a rose garden ’? Judi Austin never leaves without a tub. Kathy O'Connor leaves for the While House. Debbie Hussak leaves to reach her highest goal, l.isa Daley leaves without ever knowing she came. I.isa Maslack leaves dribbling and batting. John Smiel leaves all the girls broken-hearted. Lisa Flory leaves as Rooster's chick. John Cioffi leaves his height to the junior guys. Jim Lenoci leaves on his Cabooeh. Kathi Matlsson leaves 00653 to her sister Marcy. Riek Fagan leaves his van in one piece. Gary Crosby leaves to become the next Evil Knicviel. Debbie Tabor leaves with her XIike crophone. Shelley Cragin leaves to conquer Mountain Meadows. Ann Courccllc leaves her era es to Nancy. Laura Castle leaves with California fever. Jane Wysolmcrski leaves her tapping ability to the N.Y. Rockett cs. Wayne Davis leaves with high hopes for the Mountics. Mark Rove leaves to play Tag-gart. Kelly Creed leaves to manage his own smoking lounge. Karyn Crossman leaves saying coffee, tea or me Karen Gilligan lakes off on a missile. Rob Rut ter field never leaves his hockey stick. Shawn Daly leaves to become a grizzly bear. Mike Horvath leaves at the head of the class. Kris Shortsleeves leaves with a seeing eye dog. Kim Romano left her shoes in the rambler. Matt Hebert leaves his sax to 5th avenue. Oh No! Andy Haskell leaves for Sat. Nile. Live. Rob Prozzo leaves because he can't Hackctt.” John Krupp leaves ducking. Maureen McGinnis can't leave without a guy. Tom Levins leaves his math skills to Texas' instruments. Matt Sullivan leaves with his father. Missy Sabataso never leaves Rob. Man Kaye .ambon leaves early for school. Leonard Zuk leaves on the track to Rroadway. Michelle ZinguTc leaves to get robbed. Steve Vitale leaves??? Tom Riordan leaves to become a G.l. Rctsy MeGarry leaves her shy. innocent way to her sister Patricia. Julie Lawrence leaves her tennis ability to Tracy Austin. Marie McGinnis “Magro“ to be the next smiling Osmond. Rob Kirk bride leaves as quietly as he came. Rctsy Gauthier leaves Gophering it. Andrea Holden leaves to get a Toni . Kevin Worthington leaves worthless. Kelly Clifford leaves on her scooter.” Donna Rrooks l eaves to make a phone call. Pcgg) Walker leaves her flute to Roston Pops. Marcia Coleman Katie Gilligan leaves in a daze. Sheila Gilligan leaves Ricky for Kcrmit. Glen Gilligan leaves his legs to Margie Hackctt. Paul Clifford never leaves a cross-man. Jeff Kennedy left his rambler up in smoke. Sheri Slack leaves for Wimblcton with her Slick shot. Thercse Riordan leaves to clown around with Ronald McDonald. Martha Hurcomb leaves to make her Mark in the world. Missy Gallagher leaves her cones to Sewards. Chich Hackctt leaves another merry Hackctt. John Whiticmorc leaves to catch 28 z's. John Cameron leaves with his monty. Paul Rums leaves for the Canary” Island. John Dunn leaves Minard's without paying. Terry Lawler leaves to become a Blue Nun. Kim Mulct la leaves correcting Webster. Rick) Cox leaves for “Gilligan's Island. Judy O'Rourke can't leave because she can't find anything to wear. Karen Ferraro leaves on the war path. Liz Gilbert stays and becomes Vice Principal. Michelle Higgins leaves for the Long and Silky contest. Mary Kay Fagan leaves her quietness to Tom Joyce. Laura Zingali leaves for Name That Tunc. Steve Burke leaves to participate in the cast. Tom Lonzack leaves to open his own auto body shop. Lisa l evins leaves her Room-Boom to the band. Marcia Coleman never leaves Doug Hard. Jamie Ward leaves to become a wac. Glen Robinson leaves Glenbee behind. Nancy Walstrom never leaves F.ddic behind. Peter Lawrence leaves for Lisa's. Sharon Swahn leaves her typing skills to IBM. Steve George leaves to live in a green house. Gail Trapeni leaves to pursue her career as a Kelly Girl.” The class of 1980 regretfully leaves Father La Valley and the Mount. HA VE YOU EVER WISHED YOU COULD STOP TIME? JUST FOR THAT SPECIAL MOMENT TO REMAIN FOREVER! NOT BECAUSE YOU DON’T WANT TO LIVE ON BUT BECAUSE YOU JUST LOVE THAT MOMENT SO MUCH YOU DON’T WANT TO SEE IT END! nn THE LONG AND BOSTON 76' - QUEBEC 77 BOSTON 78 WINDING ROAD TO: SENIOR TRIP - WASHINGTON D C. - '■ We, Wart Wo 'Remembef a a) leij6 io.Vor -je6 Sr vU) 0HNO0� oo« I 6 'S f ' jP j£ rnr .bill o- Ujf -t iVs_ gSS-. Ye i cu Terr; '•'% J «5Seo % P. £ L P I A B R 6 7 V. ? - ai s«r - u f MDRA % Iw-jv doumu. o Burger cs'b W alaA .v °l ksK 7� o f%, J mm % WasWrgfen T - «-• J3B ■« . J% 4 Scr% fl HTSJ 9 Puzo's Dboo t sr SWECBoeS C TT) Gris WTbolI imBLEl o v ’z c,eJ!Vl 2 o (S' -r: •% ; i A ____ = CXtS rfVtO JJO € S 5 Judi Austin R.D. it 2 Killing ton A ve. Rutland Donna Brooks Harts boro Rd. Wallingford Steven Burke 75 Forest St. Rutland Paul Burns Connor Drive Rutland Robert Buttcrllcld 1 Perry Lane Rutland John Cameron Meadow Lake Dr. Mcndon l.aura Castle 12 Park Place Fair Haven John Ciofti Kelly Clifford 91 First St. Rutland Paul Clifford 39 South Main St. Rutland Marcia Coleman Sugarhill Rd. Ann Courcclle 41 Cramton Avc. Rutland Richard Cox Town Line Rd. Rutland Shelley Cragin 30 Blue Ridge Dr. Rutland Kelly Creed No. Grove St. Ext. Rutland Gary Crosby Cold River Rd. Rutland Karyn Crossman 19 Emmett Avc. Rutland Lisa Daley 61 Pleasant St. Rutland Shawn Daly 9 Evergreen Avc. Rutland Wayne Davis X North East Dr. Rutland John Dunn 43 South Main St. Rutland Mary Kay Fagan 30 East Washington St. Rutland Richard Fagan 2 Victor PI. Rutland Karen Ferraro 16 Wallace Avc. Rutland Lisa Flory 19 Eng re m Avc. Rutland Betsy Gauthier 25 Kendall Avc. Rutland Steven George Liz Gilbert Box 44 Mt. Holly Katie Gilligan Glenn Gilligan Karen Gilligan 47 Avc. C Rutland 26 Jackson Avc. Rutland 72 Prospect St. Rutland Mary Pat. Jlackctt 17 Mansfield PI. Rutland Martha Harvey Woodstock Avc. Rutland Andrew Haskell E. Wallingford E. Wallingford Matthew Hebert Cuttingsvillc Cuttingsvillc Michele Higgins North Grove St. Rutland Michael Horvath 20 Dana Avc. Rutland Martha Hurcomb SO Davis St. Rutland Jeff Kennedy Cuttingsvillc Cuttingsvillc John Krupn' Terry l.awler 15 Easterly Avc. Rutland Rt. 4 Killlngton Killington Julie Lawrence 3 Taft Avc. Rutland Peter Lawrence Perkins Rd. James Lcnoci 4S Avc. C Rutland Lisa Levins XO Stratton Rd. Rutland Tom Levins 44 E. Washington St. E. Pi its ford Rd. Rutland Kim Maletta Rutland Lisa Maslack Maplewood Pk. 1 Aiken PI. Ctr. Rutland Kathi Mattsson Rutland Betsy McGarry 40 Prospect St. Rutland Marie McGinnis 164 Grove St. Rutland Maureen McGinnis 164 Grove St. Rutland Kathleen O'Connor Karen Rd. Rutland Judy O'Rourke Robert Proz o 3 Belmont Avc. Rutland 107 Curtis Avc. Rutland Tercse Riordon 64 E. Washington St. Rutland Thomas Riordon 64 E. Washington St. Rutland Glenn Robinson 20 Jackson A ve. Rutland Kim Romano Sunrise Lane Rutland Michele Sabataso 13 Birch wood Avc. Rutland John Smiel Susan Lane Rutland Malt Sullivan 63 Meadow Brook Rd. Rutland Sharon Swahn 12 E. Washington St. Rutland Gail Trapeni X Madison A ve. Rutland Stephen Vitale Town Line Rd. Rutland Nancy Wahlstrom Killington Ave. Rutland Peggy Walker 31 Blue Ridge Dr. Rutland Jamie Ward 172 Stratton Rd. Rutland John Whittcmorc 99 South St. Rutland Jane Wvsolmerski Mary - Kay e Zambon 6 Deer St. Rutland XI Forest St. Rutland l.eohard Z.uk 96 South Main St. Rutland Laura Zingalc 10 Meadow St. Rutland Michele Zingalc 200 State St. Rutland DIFFERENT WHERE IT COUNTS . . . The original Mork! The Spirit of M.S.J. DIFFERENT???? GOD BLESS MY AD GETTERS! Best Wishes For Your Future RUTLAND SAVINGS BANK The f riendlv bank. Member FDIC vsf Best Wishes Class Of 1980 The MARBLE SA VINGS BANK The Marble Savings Bank Rutland. VT. Member Of The F.D.I.C. 775-4400 Route 4 East Mendon (Killington), VT. Possessors: Dan and Claire Lawler and Family Compliments Of SIEREO HOORE 138 WEST STREET RUTLAND, VERMONT05701 (802)7751937 RUTLAND i HERALD SUNDAY RUTLAND HERALD Congratulations Class Of W 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. Rutland Brandon West Rutland Fairhaven Poultney Springfield Manchester Ludlow Chester Pittsford and The Sunday TimesAr us As Well as the Many Smaller Towns Congratulations To The Class Of 1980 FAIRMONT RESTA URANT S. Main St. WILSONS Come In And See Our New Look And Think Of Us For All Your Clothing Needs Shoes Too! Best Wishes Class Of '80 Compliments of CARRIS REELS, INCORPORATED Non-Returnable Hardwood Plywood Reels Hardboard Spools • Plastic Reels Spools Stanley Strapping Equipment Distributors (all items in stock at Center Rutland) Rutland, Vermont and New Carlisle, Indiana RUTLAND PLYWOOD CORPORATION Manufacturers of Northern Hardwood Plywood at Rutland, Vermont and Tupper Lake Veneer Corporation Tupper Lake, New York KILLINGTON WOOD PRODUCTS COMPANY PALLET PLANT • West Rutland, Vermont SAW MILLS • North Claredon, Vermont '•WOOD PRODUCTS FOR INDUSTRY SHORTLE SUBARU, INC. Franchised Dealer 279 So. Main St. Rutland. VT. 05701 Quality Used Cars Front Drive Four Wheel Drive 802-775-5581 GQNGRflTUbflTIQNS AND BEST WISHES THE AREHES MQTEL MENDQN, VT □5701 773-6544 TUI � T BOX • • Pfaltzgraff Located In The Refreshing Stoneware Mountains Vz Mile West Of China ••• Cards And Notes ••• Jewelry Swiss RJusic Boxes Pewter Collectibles • ••• Fireplace Accessories •••• Larry And Pat Pettit ALDERMAN’S CHEVROLET, INC Route 7 South Rutland, Vermont Phone 775-5545 CHEVROLET L _ _ HOMETOWN MOTORS Compliments Of SEWARD SALES AND SER VICE INC South Main St. Rutland, VT. International Trucks SAFE T CAR CONTROL Specialists In: Brakes • Alignment • Mufflers — Shock Absorbers — Best Wishes To The Class Of 1980 Proctor fa Trust PROCTOR BETHEL CASTLETON P CHELSEA POUTNEY RUTLAND MEMBER FDIC Precision Hair Cutting For All The Family Congratulations To The Class of'80 161 State St. Rutland By Appointment Only 775-2483 itc El $ liner r Congratulations to the Class of 1980 Wishing you success in all your endeavors. Savings. Service Satisfactioii Your FORD Car. Truck and Uncoin-Mercury Dealer Located opposite the Fairgrounds 775 5574 Star Route For Banquets Bus Groups Tours Wedding v Ja, in IL LAH s' ION THE OUNTAI | RESTAURANT Rt. U.S. 4 For Reservations Call (802) 773- 6424 Come And Visit Us On The Mountain SANBORN’S PAINT SPOT LINDHOLM SPOR TS EVELYNS FLORIST SHOP PAULS CLEANERS HIGHLANDER MOTEL FLIPPOS CLEANERS AND TAILORS PIPS BARBER SHOP KONG CHOW CHINESE AMERICAN RESTAURANT SWANSON MUSIC STORE THE LIGHTING SHOP - Center St. THE GINGER TREE, LTD. PRINTS OF WALES, INC. MELODY RADIO AND T. V. GROVE ST MARKET SUNSET MOTEL AND RESTARUANT KEHOES MARKET MAXI TUBS AND MINI SUBS THE APOTHECAR Y POLLACK PONTIAC, CADILLAC TED’S PIZZA SHOP STATE CUT RATE MURPHY OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMP, INC GARROWS MARKET KITCHEN AND BATH SHOWCASE ASSOCIATES IN INTERNAL MEDICINE, INC. JOHN A. RUSSELL CORP. EASTMANS BIG RED Q. QUICK PRINT CENTER BEAUCHAMP AND O’ROURKE GREEN MOUNTAIN MOTEL MEDLIN AND CLARINO GREEN MOUNTAIN REALITY SMITH INSURANCE AGENCY PAULA’S FABRICS ELECTRONIC APPLICATIONS ALLEN ENGINEERING INC. KILLINGTON PICO MOTOR INN PLAZA DISPENSING OPTICIANS SCHOOC SZ.KAKSRV .PJZZJ so School St. Rutland VZ. Congratulations Class Of ’SO And (food Cuck Caura, Missy, Kathi, And Michele Congratulations Class Of W From MIN ARDS FAMILY RESTAURANT And MIN ARDS SNACKBAR 2 No. Main St. Rutland, VT. Congratulations John . . . David Mdirolfi 773-7976 We newr run out of ways to say. Member FDIC The Howard Bank Main Oflce 77 Merchants Row. Onve-ms. Eveytn Street Rutland Shoppmg Plaza. Woodstock Avenoo at Crown Street. South Mam at Seward Road Mountain Offices m KAngton Compliments Of: MAGOOS RUTLAND BOWLERAMA MR. AND MRS. LORNE BROWNE Patrons . . . DR. THEODORE G. SHATTUCK SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. DR. WOLK, DR. BAKER, AND DR. HESSION THOMAS J. MALETTA, M.D. MR. AND MRS WM. N. WARD CENTRAL VERMONT PUBLIC GREEN MOUNTAIN RENTALS RUTLAND HOUSE LTD. RED CLOVER INN, MENDON VT ERAZIER SPOR TS JOHN J. TOMASI, JR. O.D. “BOUTIQUE INTERNATIONALE” 85 North Main St. (On Rt. 7) Rutland. VT. 802-775-1313 THANKS TO DON LOSEBY VT. PRINTS HI- WA Y FURNITURE Congratulations Class Of ’80 BOOK KING FREEMEN JEWELERS MARTINIZING MOLLIE’S PLACE AT WOLKS MUNSAT JEWELRY - II CENTER ST BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. OF VT. GARBER TRAVEL VERMONT NATIONAL BANK MILADYS BEAUTY SHOP 121 WEST REST RESTAURANT MIMES BODY BOUTIQUE HA WLEYS FLORIST PRATICOS GREENHOUSE VT FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN RUTLAND PIZZA HOUSE Rutland Shopping Pinza 775-2828 Congra tula tions To The Class Of 1980 From The Staff And Management Of THE MIDWAY DINER AND RESTAURANT Good Luck And Best Wishes . . . Congratulations To The Class Of 1980 As You Join Many Of Our Employees And Their Family Members Who Have Graduated From MSJ T crtu lotions cass Located in the shop at tennvbrooK Bass Shoe Factory Outlets 130 NO. MfiIN ST. ftjTLPiNO ROUTE 7. NORTH OF RUTLAND 775 2355 REMEMBER - JERRY'S AND CAROLYN S IS A FAMILY AFFAIR . OWNED AND OPERATED BV THE MIGLORitS - JERRY CAROLYN. MARK. JOHN A YOUNG JERRY Best Wishes Class Of 80 Above All ... .A Good Roof proofing co. Tar • Gravel • Slate • Metal Residential - Commercial Industrial 773-2517 Fully Insured Office 73 Plain St. Rutland Anthony Zullo Tom And Paul Ettori 41 Summer StRutland Congratulations To The Class Of 1980 PEOPLE’S FUEL COMPANY, INC. Congratulations To The Class Of 1980 295 West Street Rutland, Vermont Fuel Oil, Industrial Oils Kerosene Burners, Gasoline, And Motor Oils Telephone: 773-2055 Or 773-2033 THE CARRIAGE ROOM Congratulations To The Class Of 1980 107 West St. Rutland. VT Phone: 775-4314 Angelo Valente, John Valente, Bob Liscinsky tire corporation UoAmoniA JlaJvgjL i J iuuck Jibe (Dealeb BURLINGTON Kennedy Drive Hinesburg Road 864-0133 BENNINGTON 212 Benmont Ave. 447-7529 RUTLAND 221 Woodstock Ave. 775-2945 MIDDLEBURY Route 116 388-6351 MSJ Class Of '80 “Go For It’ SHORTSLEEVE AND PELL Howard Shortsleeve Jim Pell Larry Cooper Latitia Trombley FRUITLAND I 46 WEST STREET RUTLAND. VERMONT Our Specialty Is Fruit Baskets USED CARS - COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR BODY, COLLISION PAINTING SPECIALISTS MOORE’S AUTO ROBERT I. MOORE, OWNER OPERATOR Formerly LaFond's Auto Body NO. MAIN ST. (MILL VILLAGE) RUTLAND, VT. Telephone 773-6811 Day or Night 24 Hrs. Wrecker Service MCCUE MEMORIAL CO. 177 Woodstock Rutland VT. John Socinski McCUE MEMORIAL COMPANY 1 JMi granite marble bronze Off: 773-8383 Res: 459-3474 StAlMAftK MbeU ROCK AGES FAMILY MONUMENTS GRANITE GAWET MARBLE AND GRANITE, INC. Center Rutland, VT. 802-773-868 Free Craftsman Exhibition And Showroom Just 2 Miles West Of Rutland On The New Rt. 4 THE SEWARD FAMILY RESTAURANTS And SEWARDS DAIRY Compliments of: CALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET 186 West Street • Rutland, VT Telephone: 802 773- 9762 Congratulations Class Of 1980 R.H. CREED ICE CO. And CREED BROTHERS MARKET GOODYEAR 140 So. Main Full Selection Of Sizes And Types .. .And Made With Tufsyn. Goodyear's Tougher. More Durable Synthetic Rubber. See Us Today For Stronger. Safer Goodyear Tires RAY BEANE INC. 773-2741 Compliments Of: WILSON MOVING AND STORAGE 129 Strongs Ave Rutlan, VT. Phone 773-6070 northAmerican VAN LINES AGENT CANTERBURY ASSOCIA TES Rt. 4 East Mendon, VT. 775-5503 Craig Wells • President E REALTOR MIS dedicated to excellence GE has grown by remaining competitive. We've built upon the strong Vermont - 1 Heritage of hard work, independence and team effort to become the world's finest manufacturer of precision airfoils for jet engines. Our people have the skills and willingness to learn. The 1980's will be a decade of growth and bring the fiercest competition ... We're ready. GENERAL m ELECTRIC cqu l opportunity J C TRAVEL, INC. Agents For Vermont Transit 122 Merchants Row Rutland, Vermont