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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1982 volume:

r sex -uo uj j 9 ‘ puD| 4-ny 1982 YEARBOOK EDITORS KATH GUERTIN. Editor-In-Chief CARLA MAZZARCLLO. Asst. Editor Last September was not only the beginning of a new school year, but also a new yearbook. At that time, we began to construct the first pages of the 1982 yearbook. Our staff worked together not to form these first pages, but an entire book which recaptures those special memories, events, and times together we all shared throughout our years at M.S.J. Although deadlines were close, pictures were sometimes lacking, and staff members were pres- sured for time, we all seemed to pull together and produce this life long remembrance which we hope will bring you laughter and happiness. In closing, we would like to thank each person who had a hand in composing this yearbook: the other editors, advisors, staff members, and the rest of the M.S.J. community who were so helpful to us in completing the 1982 yearbook. Love and Care. Tfoki- 1-|o. 2 abit a-rfcw)© . . . cJMherk note . . . 6 'feftfjca'-hott . . . . . . 8' cS-ftJ) ©tvs- . . . ) (o okj-twns-. . . 54 ®Yt{ mt ®ve£r. . . £2. jrd hit ti . . . TO £drpQV $r . . . T CjQub5- f (3Df -nj ljflns-. . . IO b . . . U4 c. . . 12.0 -ih etfin J Sijrfani sf«r : CcvrCa rtyv£fc VTV£® f a $uK4it«r-. tn ra Kttw • r,m 5 _4f f £4Het: 1$Vrj if 1tl £frvti PM©97cu? 3 £ M« r:Jo)m Cs-sH J®Tln si ®f C ngeC.® £ e +1 f d F i{or,)i� -£4.cSv's®T' ' Hlr-i. o v tidtw C® }C.e- gtfsrrtess -44YiS j r:Tflr !W ?n £«T( 3 YEARBOOK BOARDS Row 1: S. Johnson. N. McMHian. R. Stewart. S. Cwikowski. A. Condon. C. Mazzarielo. Row 2: M. Beauchamp. L. Durkin. K. Guertin. D. Bourgeois. K. Curran; Row 3; K. Solari. P. Bordeou. L. Kelley. M. Martin. M. Brown. C. Meloctk; Row 4; B. Austin. M. Grimley. K. Hackett. L. Kelley. P. Moore. L. Rizziere. Row 5: F. Johnsson. A. Valente. J. Kofch Row 1: K. Kohl. L. Kelley, L. Durkin. C. Mazzariello. C. Gallagher. M. Grimley, D. Halpin. S. O'Connor. Row 2: P. Bordeou. P. Burke. C. Pokrywka, T. Wing. K. Guertin, N McMillan. S. Cwikowski, J. Cioffi. Row 3: G. Thayer. K. Canney. M. Coleman, S. Johnson. L. Lloyd. C. Fotherg . T. Parker. K. Thayer. Row 4: F. Johnsson. P Lahberte, M. Thorne. T. Murray. C. HeakJ. J. Kafcsh. M Spafford. A. Valente, J. McLaughlin. P. Reardon 5 MOUNT SAINT JOSEPH ACADEMY RUTLAND - VERMONT 05701 To The Class of 1982 Four years make up a very small portion of a person's lifetime. But when those four years are one's high school years they are years never to be forgotten. They are important years because they are filled with friendships, memories and dreams. The memories no one can take from you. The friendships will last if you want them to and if you are willing to work to preserve them. Dreams, however, are another matter. Be sure your dream is what you really want, from and for life. We very often obtain our dreams. Is your dream something that will last? Can it be taken away from you? Will you grow tired of it? Will it make you the person God wants you to be? Saint Augustine said at the moment of his conversion and at the end of a long search Our hearts were meant for Thee 0 Lord, and they shall not rest until they rest in Thee. Think about that statement and make it the heart of your dreams and watch your dreams become a beautiful reality. Love and Prayers, 6 DEDICATION There are many teachers and many coaches here at but in Mr. “Funzie Cioffi we have both, as well as a good friend. Mr. Cioffi devotes much of his time to all of these areas and, not only produces excellent football players, but also good students who love and respect him. We would like to thank him for all he has done for our class and for the M.S.J. community as we, the class of 1982. dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Alfonso “Funzie Cioffi. 8 Shoo Ron- Shoo Root I J© v4jirfwhxn of mish 0-7?cf fndk w{ro-ikvitte5S, foMm 551 ' SrfetTcf of ihe mahrrstiq SK+1 tbL £Z?2uW, K kmi Iso c cf-fa Wss rt 5 j wnes Ihcvf -Pwhd the ffiatcb e ve$ 1c ben vvsfh apples HictnosjKi CofW-freo, 3$f-kai£ Sruif ws{K r� p ti€55 f 5 Jo SVeEC the qputef, afret plut p the h {efc. shtiCs IVs h a, sweet sef bucfcSitig-m©re, stjLC. n i rre, I vfer $OwrS Ssrt the beeSj LT-trfj ; they fHitifc v vm 4ar(p wsic wver ce stj far svtn-r Pr U xs o'er brinu t f fhesr cJbtfrrt+y ct Who htvfk-tiof seen fheea fFar ns $ thij More? 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And touch the sfupkaifi6 with -ty s f huej 'Jhein S+t vaJCfbk tfioj-r the smoCC k-twhs [tnfrtig fhe -Huef SA aws, bortie cv£of f (5f sivKi-nQ OiS the -CigW wsticfs iove o-f fie; y tid tirJX“C?t'C)Wti Ea-mbs toixS hlea,i h'l boirft1; tfe cje cricKets sitig ortuf now with feeble sejf Ttie redbreast w'ssf .dS fro-tn cv g ncfeti co?tj cf cjA fhiring swcvVCews twicer ift {he sbie ADMINISTRATION FR. RICHARD G. LAV ALLEY: Good mornmg. Dudley?!! FR. GERALD BOMBARDCR Where ore YOU supposed to be??? MISS MARGIE CANARY: What is it T«S time??!! MRS. ANITA MOORE Yes he's my husband MRS. SANDRA COYLE: Sorry, there's no snow in June! ENGLISH MRS JENNIFER BAGlEY Yes. we hove to work today. MR WALTER MOORE There's no SR MARY HARVEY: Well. ohhh. class such animal! — MR WILLIAM EATON Another Key Club meeting?! 11 MRS KATHERtNE SOiARi it s Turnturtie SR SWRIEY DAViS Are we an awake this morning? MRS jENNsFER BAGlEY Come on don’t even think atxxit it MR AlEONSO COfFi Ht yo. noneyyyYY wst draw 12 SCIENCE MR TIMOTHY McCUE You're doing fine. RAO????!!!!! soccer team! SR. ANNUNCIATA I hod your father in school.............. BUSINESS CAFETERIA LANGUAGE ■ FR GERALD RAGtS Est. Est. Est MISS KATHLEEN FEENEY You MUST have an appointment!! MRS. SANDRA COYLE MONSIEUR, are you a J.D.? MRS JANET BAKER: Un franc. si vous pICtfT... MS MAUREEN SULLIVAN Dites-vous LAPIN. LAPM ce mat'in??!! CUSTODIAN LIBRARIAN MR BLL WEST. CUSTODIAN: I can't fix it — I don't have any..... DUKIE CANNEY: I just can't leave this place!! SR. CLEMENTINE. L6RARIAN Who'S throwing pennies??!! RELIGION FR. GERALD RAGIS: O.K. kiddies FR. RICHARD G. LAV ALLEY: This time you FR. GERALD BOMBARDCR: Where were can say it: MSJ is not a budding _________ YOU yesterday??????? HISTORY MR HENRY RIZZCRE: Get in your seats BEFORE the bell rings!!! MR. JAMES KELLEY: Notwithstanding ____I'm off on a tangent. 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'Scurrying scavenger, hunting fps ttreg- g®u f®ut|da sport that deeded V ocfi resfttneti year wasafrjendL-y year, evergi tie. seatchi ng and w King tor 3 hat s]jeciaLt ess Ksmds are no madeandfoqetfierqesbss ®ur chief concerjpffow we cap Lo� R hae aiid Laugh at past. NWwe ttiosj lo tt ahead attd dravnj about the Suture.. 'TTtrje passed tfuickU a id happs'Ly. LaxsLy wx said goodbye t® S®ph®tti©re gear. «Slight iraces � t concernare VssibPeon ®ur «WtheadS-d e we tatting the right classes atid participating in worthwhile acfivihesT riighl dagdrearnmg jrcguenlLg.ah ges-the 3uni«r V fffltt-J whaf a success. Jtoob 5 Lire at . those dreatr cart c n e true We sapped out cfr Junior i ear wiping our brows-we ntode if.1 JWelL Rv_perjer ced pr ?iky noWjWe RnoV everg excusa and trtcK sn the he®K.??v£ gS; we atX are. We ate fit Si� trg5 id the rtpgbty V� ttqdo ot ttj. S.'S'.-Wi are tiOV oiie totaL. ufld and itcthi ng aouLd separate u s,ti®i gears «V w even rd'Les. (pur goals i-gade ,®irr p at-is we ruusf am biHffuslgeviKj lovingly enter the World - We Wave ®vr Senicr year adieu u ifn iearsand Sweet tmnprnes. IW Ld evtid daring is what we are now£ -tynthmg caii stop us or get in our wag. The Class ot 82. leaves this ®de fo you 11J.S.X cvtid we hope tr®retna n here foreveV th 5 1 tts SENIOR OFFICERS STEVE WOLF, PRESIDENT JOY MARIE ABATIELL Timothy. May 2. 1980 Florida All goo© Mickey Comping 80 class picnic 80 Burlington JH 8i Lynrve Funzie's Funky Fox Box ji bottle drive! Retired S.S.B Girl Moine Summer 81 St. Croix bound Kansas - 9 6 81 Rod on Fulton! Majorettes 3 captain 4. Whites 1-2. Tennis 1. Mara- thon 80 MARYBETH MARIA BEATON Beater , Heman + Beth 4- ever Seen with Mary who? Stones 3 17 79 The Dog. Camp Times, To Live and Let Die _____ Cruisin the Luv, Beach Bum. 3rd Floor GR. The Tracks. 2 14 81 Snow Blind, oh nooo, “Let the Good Times Roll “Class of 82 . Hoppy Days Boloney Heman. C-A-P-R-l I.T.L.Y.HS. Party 1.2.3.4 BONNIE J. AUSTIN Bon-fon Ski-Bum A Scrob Paris'81 Bock Room Nights Apples'’ Sliding at the CC CWTCM The Best Of Times1 CLCP The moment may be tempo- rary but the memory lasts forever Tennis 1.2.3.4. Skiing 1.2.3.4. Student Senate 1.2.3.4 Tres 2 V.Pres 4 Yearbook 2.3.4. Musical 1.3.4 Minsrel 2.3. m- tramurals 1.2. NHS 3.4. Girl's State '81 MARIA ANN BEAUCHAMP Champer ... M.S.J. 80-82 The Best of Times 7 13 81 M.A.C. Walking the Strip Ellis Orchard S.T. USA Snowbanks K?! poma lift Jr. Prom 6 2 81 Raider Traitor Whites nights Q L. Burger King - again! Ski- bum cfcppin' Beau ... But yesterday is over, as to- morrow is yet to come. R.H.S. Ski Team. Ski Team 4. Yearbook 4 MICHELLE BATTLES Tennis Anyone????? Dec 29 80 TOGA PARTY 81 I'll get by with a little help from my friends ... CPJMSDKMC C + B Let's go Corlyne! CF! Pat. Where are the keys??? We're There and Back! Our lives are touched by many people, but to touch some- one else with your love is to fulfill their life and your own! Musical 1. Yeorbook 4. Tennis 1.2,3.4 .. The Best!!! ED BIANCHI E.J. 69 State Chomps 1980- '81 Schoolar Ship boy never around - quick feet Tex - great legs Jaguar Legend 9 pts Alpine State Champs every year Football 1.2.3.4. Skiing 1.2.3.4. Baseball 1.2.4 PERRY R. BOVE Deuce Basher Bover 2 Bkxje-Buster Larkins Spark Plug Ralph's Retreat Tunes in Eagle. Jensen R.E.O. Aug. 81 S.P.A.C. Yamaha Blues Footbai State Champs Remember! D.F W.T.M. Wa- ter Skiing Dunmore “81” Quarters. Redman and Rock To win is to try hard. Baseball 1.2. Football 1.2.3.4. Hockey 1.2.3,4 LAUREN MARY BURKE “Inge SD 7 CC 2 jam news bu etin? Martinite! THE TANK! Jr. Prom '81 Summer '81 Friendly's odtd Pat's annual KCT When you part from a friend you grieve not for that which you loved most in him may become dearer in his ab- sence. KG Au Re voir Mes Amies! Tennis 1.2.4 Yrbk 3,4, Minstrel 2.3.4. Girts Football 4 DARLENE CAGGIGE Search, celebration 333! Last chance. My neighbor! Cards- cheaters. Fuzzy Duck! Jr. Prom, white car cozy! H.J. Tip. Drone! Be not afraid ... Rainbows! you've got a friend Teams! I can drive when ... m-m boy. Rock- pomt. oh la la! T.D Nancy. Dat. + me. Forever ... Miss- ng: M.C.. wild nights! Bobe Cand C.. Mike!!! When it all goes crazy ... KEVIN M. CANNEY Otis. 38 Special Let the good times rol ... C.G.E.O.T.S.S. That's everything Jim Morri- son in Paris Some men see things as they are and say why. I dream things that never were and say. why not. Football 1.2.3.4. Hockey 1.2.3.4. Golf 1.2.3.4. Musical 3.4 MICHAEL BURKE Snare Drummer Always wi- ng to learn D.D.D. Work! Work! Work! Band 1.2.3.4 MARY LYNNE CANNEY “Libby - pom pom girl Hen- drix How Big?? Florida All gone Mickey Burlington! Jill + Joy Comping AH night long Lloyd's ranch- P W.C.A.T.B. That's my moth- er - DUCK!! Funzie's Funky Fox Box White's 1,2 Trocks!! Par- tying 1.2.3.4 Thrd floor G.R. 1.2.3.4 It's better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all Terry. 21 HEATHER L. CASSAVOY “Heath me and Tim .. NYE 80 Let's play C.B “Only men play footba� ! Coreers Room 81 Jr. Prom - The Best of Times. Paris '81 ... butterfingers. Sleep? SD 4 “Life is what you moke of it ... nothing more and noth- r g less. Soccer 2 Flog 2.3. N.H.S 4. Tennis 3.4. Yearbook 4 JILL MARIE CIOFFI J er ... John we've shored the best of times. Lloyd's Ranch PWCATB Florido 2 All Gone Mickey Funzie's Funky Fox Box Burlington JL5 - Camp“80 Bellomo's! Sum- mer ”81 Hoop 10 Quar- ters' Class Picnic “80 I realize that the times I value most are spent w the friends I value most. White's 1 + 2. QL 3 + 4 Parties, Soccer 2. Softbaa 2, Bond 1. Basketball 1.2.3.4. Track 1 RICHARD CELENTANO Spar's 1 Brau Bros. Clifford's Motel ... Home? Kipper's Frat ... H.O.S. Whites 1 Baseboa Hampton San- tana Q.L ... State Line . 13 Mine Bubba's 24 Friends Cruism in the Limo .. REO Miami Ceasar THE CARS Shrine Game Game'7 Where? Cooler Night ... Free Ice I.L.T.G.D. B G.F.F.H. Stuck at I D G A S. Suntan Ken .. Girls!! GEORGE CLIFFORD BUBBA 77 Alma's vette Find your way out of my attic! 5 min 6 ... Nukely Beast Speedng Air Band losers. Spars Get a table for quar- ters Golden fan . Rush . . The Temples of Syrinx Q.L. trouble ... Football 1.2.3.4 JEFFREY CHAMPINE ,,Champ Whot did you get? Get your own sand- wich Where's my money. Neil What homework? Hunting, biking Stage Crew State one acts The King and I Okkaholma Tennis 2 MARK A. COLEMAN Morv ... Seeley 7 13 81 1 Brau Bros. TS-185 Jr. Prom 5 2 81 “Toot Airband. Loosers. QL M B. B.S.D.T.-.07 It's my life Mona Quarters. Bizz Buzz. ACDC Jogs. Clif- fords Motel. J.D. Party Hardy 82 Mowing 2.3.4- my O.J.”. Baseball 1.2. Football 1.2 22 LYNNE M. DURKIN MARGARET S. CROSSMAN Bob 9 1 79 He's my kind of guy! Porty'n Person 6 15 81 WAMBAT CAST Out with Duff the crew Grand Union Girl ”81” GOOD TIMES DAY- DREAMER-LUV IT! 8 31 81 UFE GOES ON ... BLONDES HAVE MORE FUN! LLOYD'S RANCH ... Q L. MAJORJETTES 2.3 LIVE AND LET DC-LUV'YA Fuzz. UVM party Class of 82 This is true ... yeh Tunes-Maine-ocean-sunset Straght line-Q.L. Soph, pic- nic. workin' 81” Best of times 9 26 81 J S Have you seen that cat lately Lisa? ... Molly For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision of hope Majorettes 1 R.J.H.S.. Year- book 3.4. Business Board 4 NEIL CUNNINGHAM If you want something to- morrow. go for it today. 72 State Champs '80 T. Ponch. wheel. ch� en. Herbie? Con- necticut. Philadelphia Slim. Chululongkhorn He who would win joy must share it; Happiness was Born a twin. Chip's 6 Football 1.2.3.4 x-c ski 3.4. Musical 1.3.4 St.1 Act 1.2.4. Boys State 3 Paris 3. Band 1.2.3.4 Cot«ion’81 DENISE L. ELLIG Niecie- MARDA S.D. 3 Best friends lost forever What's shakin' Cath? Double D JP '81 Lude Only ML. The Tank” w P Match 6th Peri- od?” Studio, working hard? Snowbank Carla? Push' Pico Ski Bum-Ya know'’ ALF Mike! W d WEEKENDS! The best are not only the happiest but the happiest are usually the best. Cheerleading 1.2.3.4. Tennis 2.3.4. Yearbook 3.4 JOHN DALL Juan Cajioo. Kaizer 43 Clif- fords Mote! - let me in Mun- chin out at Dunkin Donuts Gorge loser Summer of 80” Norton's sleepovers The Red Rod Sunday morning blues 1 Hendrix Fan D.F.WT.M. State Champs Oklahoma Boogyin” Lookout Houston McTearll Liven off the Land I.2.3.4. Football 1.3.4. Track 3.4 MARY LOU ESPOSITO Rick Summer 81” G.A W 2 4 81 Mary-who? Cruisin' to F.H. Tracks .. It's Fridayll Gorge time Crunched the Z. Louie R.I.L.Y. Seen with Beater (Memories are for- ever) Pointer Pines Bomo- seen 3rd floor G.R. Buzzin' around. (Junior Prom) Ladies' night, all night. Mary loves Rick. Basketball 2 23 NANCY FAGAN NOW AIN'T IT GOOD TO KNOW THAT YOU'VE GOT A FRIEND? TE.-SoofCh-Mog.c- be not afraid-best of friends!!! J M . J.. S.. M.. D.C.. M F. P.Z.. D C.. J.H.-you're my best friends ... I need a hog!!! I love you guys ... Who's steepin' over? B.H. Dar-n-Jim-believe it or not- it's just me!!! but I'm just a silly school girl, stfl chasing after dreams friends. I w re- member you.....always. CATHERINE GALLAGHER ”Cath Elsa!! I've had The Best of Times Jr P J.H. P.An- nual S.D. 1 Summer 81” Drive-in’s Friendly's The Tonk” S.W D.C.Pl.S. lake Elm Reunited w B u-turns KCT-N.B Want to dance? Only M.L. Maintain What sho- kin' Dee? We're just wild and crazy! Bored at the Coffee Shop Remember yesterday. Dream tomorrow, but hve to- day KAREN C. FORTE Kare ... K.P Where's Deb? C.J.O. Howdy Pearls! 14 The Best of Times! Smile! Flor- ida, Lake Bomo.. Cape Cod! F.H. Alright! Toga! GMAB Cousins! Spare me! D C.M.S.J.M C.P M. Thanks Sitter Merritter OK! RIO That person s a success who has lived well, laughed often, and loved much, who looked for the best in others, and gave the best he had.” Cheering 2.3.4. Track 2 Min- strel 2.3. Class Secretary 1.3.4 CARLA ANN FOTHERGILL WOMPI! Scott 1.0. SKI! The BEST Don't cha know! Hi YA Hi YA! UMPHHI! Make like geese! WOE!! Corm's Heavy Chevy B-715 The Fox Box - Foxmoor- Crazy like a Fox! ER WHAT Brg'm Seen'm? How Big?! Lloyd Ranch-B.R.. B.C.«1 Get off my back! G.D.C.K. Izzo ... WAN BeBo- mo's WATCH OUT!! Stubby Hall Good friends. Good times. Memories Twirler 2.3 Tennis 1.2.4 Pres. 1 Intramurals 1.2.4 RICHARD D. GALLO «68 State Champs 1980 Linebacker. D.F.W.T.M Crutches 8t Stitches Scruff Bros. Q.L. Hazel Lafayette toga, tunes, the Form Mar- tin's Bound Penney. L.M.A. Nickel. 5 2 81 4 23 81 green cars That's a record. The G's Football 1.2.3.4 Q T. 3.4 PENNY S. GODDARD Rick 4 23 81-? ? ? «68 Al- ways and Forever!! Nickel P.P.P. Summer of '81-the best! Junior Prom Night! Ever- ybody Loves A Party!! The Best of Times Green Cars Cruisin' Mendon Mountain Ledges Senior year at last What time is it?!” G.R.-1.2.3.4 24 BRENT GRADY 63 DFW.TM Bluto State Champs 1980” Nasty Nova. Norts-sleepers Speeding Air Bond losers The Wad. Scruff- Bros. 4 Go for it. Dall- Crosh NANO Beast J D “Get on with the fascination, the real relation, the undrely- mg theme. Football 1.2.3 Copt 4. Hock- ey 1.2.3 Copt 4. Baseball 1.2 MARY KATHLEEN HACKET Wacky Hockett ... Smile!! J M.O ...... 13 Back Home Nights Q.L smdes?!! No. that's my s«ster! Cotaion '81 Cheerleading 2 Minstrel 2,3 Musical 3 Student Senate 1.3.4 Secretary 3.4 Tennis 1.2.3.4 N.H.S. 3.4 Yearbook 3.4 MARYELLEN P. GRIMLEY Mary ... Who's Short? Did 2nd bell ring yet? Les 30 . . . L . M . R . G . A D.C.K.S M C M J. Thanks The Best of Times May 2 Toga!.. P A P.. SAS w Ali Sr- loin. Hampton '81 L.l. Oh no. Deb!”. RIO P.B Buddy. Sewards “The wisest men are not those who brag about what they know, but realize all they have yet to learn. Soccer 2 Cheering 1.2.3.4 in- tramurais 2.4 Yearbook 3.4 MAUREEN ANN HACKETT Mo Rob ... Eyebrows Shmojecan 2 . . Moey Golf Course! 13th and WH 4 24 81 RM Your Eyes! Tee-off 6AM-May 3 .. RYSS Junior Prom ... April Wine LI .. JRK ... OK! ., OMG 2 TOGA! . Lunatic......REO Burkngton ... Al Right FH Joy-filled times that mean the most are kept in memory very close. Cheering 2.3 Class Officer 1.3 KATHERINE LYNNE GUERTIN Kath ... “Guertie!” ... KLCG PARtS '81 . . Hey. Kath, got any money .. ? M 8i A - T h a n x ! 4 13 81 Rm. 3302 ... Heather and her broken bot- tle! Cry! Me My Line! . Soph. Yr. Quit hitting me ya jerk!! Beat on in H R. Kathi w an II Summer '81!! Au Re- vo . Mes Amis....... Yearbook 3.4 Editor 4 Musical 3.4 Minstrel 2.3.4 Girts Foot- ball 4 Intramurals 1.2.4 DEBORAH A. HALPIN Deb. Where's Kore? Sitter K M.C M. C M.J.S.P. Thanks F.H. Long Distonce B.J.O. Get me outta here ... Togo! Sewards. CCG. RIO Sirloin LI JRK ... Corn Soph. Hop Cousins Lake Bomo Florida . Cape Cod 81. with Karen To understand is not only to pardon, but in the end to love......take care Track 2 Minstrel 2.3 Treasurer 3 Business Board 4 2 5 CHRISTOPHER B. HEALD JENNIFER A. HOLMES Stiff Tiff Ski Bum Pinnacle Freak. Cickadees White's Bridge 1.BO'S RIG Prom. Clifford's Motel. Pepe Dukes of Haz at Curtis Don't make fun of my dog! Halen 5 17 81 Nug 7 11 81 Let the good times roll. Let them make you a clown Sleeping at Pete's. Q L. V.S.B. Spatula Jockey Sept. 15.1981 on the record! Norton Sleepovers. Wod Sking 1.2.3.4 Golf 3.4 Foot- Pol 1 Baseball 1.2 Jeffiner ... MOM Rick ... 6 22 81 ...I TOGA 81 RIO SLS. Burlington Bound!! Ya. Com’mon Farmer. Cornfield STARS! Par!! 13th hole. “Um. Excuse me!! “L.l. Crew E.M.O. “Aussi sister CUTENESS! Did you break any laws? We don't remember days We remember moments. Keep Smimg. See ya later! ■ JOANN T. HIGGINS John 5 16 80 Summer '80- '81 Devil's Gorge, cose shot Covered Bridge Junior Prom Gravel Pit Munchin' out What time is it? Let the good times roll! Thank God it's Friday! If you con imagine it you con achieve it. If you con dream it you con become it. MARY ANN HUDAK twins: Tank 8i Clonk something just fike that ... Sunday meetings .. locker 3 won't fit in 1! .. horseback riding! Art- got your Bazooka + nibs?! m friendship it is the little things, a friendly word or smile, that add such hoppi- ness to life and moke it worthwhile. JOHN LOCK Dude C.G. Tonga!. Dobs 22 State Champs '80 I got another ticket Rutland Res- taurant. task For Stubby. Scruff Bros. Chem Lab. con- tact Attack. Janitorial Ser- vice Munchie Runs Detention 1.2.3.4 Football 1.2.3.4 Baseball 1.2.3.4 Bas- ketball 1.2 SIMONE ANTOINETTE JOHNSON How do you pronounce that name? Somantha ? . . an original? MeanJ.D.I ’Mutual friends The Measure of one's ma- turity is the ability to love without seeking to be loved back. Student Senate 2 State One- Acts 2; Soccer 2 A W 2; Osco memories 3 Year- book 3.4 Business Board Choir 4 Girls State. N.H.S. 4 76 FREDRIK JOHNSSON LISA KELLEY Stem . Aurora High School 1.2. MSJ 3.4 El Numero Losto '80 . I Survived Croftsbury '80 the Van ond the Whip '80-‘82 Mountain Top S.T.C Fast Shiny Suit. I don't want to run today. Tom Peter I'm not a Preppie Yearbook 1.2.3.4 x-c Run 3.4 X-C Ski 3.4 Outdoor Track 3.4 Most Vafcjoble Skier 3 Boys State 3 N H S. 4 Soph yr 1. peprafces Par- ties! Summer81 Celebra- tion Q.L..Gorge Bum around. CRANK UP THOSE TUNES. Summer 80 U V.M Wild ond crazy times with E.NB.D.AEH But today wen lived makes yesterday a dream of hopp- ness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. JOHN KALISH cookie 1.2.3.4 I have a dream .. Notre Dame me and my N D. Go for if Wail on that baby. Guit-Tar Strumm’n. Did I tel ya abo about the time when Van Helen. Hunt'n Hungry Ski Bum. Life is precious; Seize the mo- ment. FootboH 1 Sking 1.2.3.4 Year- book 2.3.4 Editorial Board 4 Busness Board 4 Photogra- pher Editor 4 Golf 3.4 LYNDA ANNE KELLEY The world is so ful of a num- ber of things I'm sure we should an be os hoppy as kings Let there be peoce on earth, ond let it begin with me Band 1 Science Fo 1 B e Club 2 Soccer 2.3 Mmsrel 2.3 Elks Youth Day-City Clerk 3 Softball 3 Yearbook 4 N H S. 4 4 Picture Not Available RAYMOND L. KAPITAN Michelle + Ray. Foot Alpertts voc. Korner Pocket Lost Riv- er. Boston. R.N M Ted Nu- gent. Glenns Falls. Ray's par- ty Led Zeppelin. N H. Rutland High. Ho Jo's best KC's yeyah all night party CSU too bad. AERosmith ozzie KATHLEEN KELLY Squirrel Twist my arm! Squat Funzie's Fox Box Combat Hampton Beoch'81 Bidde- ford Finast Lloyd's Ranch How Big? Gilligan's island Comp- ing I Just Can't Wait! Burg- er Wad Love Ya! I've never felt so alive. I’m learning that there's such a world out there and none of us has ever seen or felt it! JL.S. Doug 12 13 80 27 MELISSA J. KISSEL BETH ANN LAWLER Mis © ... B.C 7 Richie. RAC- ER 7 13 80 Jr Prom 5 2 81 Ski F.F. Bubb .. Burger Wod Stubby Hall. Tent Nites C'est la vie .. Q.l. The Best of Times Raider Traitor Wak- ing The Strip MEMO- RCS.............Will She Moke It? Senior W.K. .. You're tough Cotillion 81 R.H.S. Cheering 1.2 STEPHEN JOSEPH KNOX Knoxy 51 Football Mort 1980 State Chomps Martins My truck Voc Away games Football Comp Cruisin' The Spa Parties D F W T M 2nd lunch TAM Q.L. 1 8 80 Jr Prom At Hazel and Haywood Ave. Tom Petty Concert! Where are the women??? If you can't be with the one you love, love the one you're withlll Footbafi 1.2,3.4 Baseball 1 Betty Talks w Kath T M - Doob. Woodstock 79 Spike. Ski Bum. Go For It S.I.Crew K.T.BB.MP. Dippln w K.T T.L. Tiffy Zeik D M M.E.T.D.T.M Breezy NF.K. Sept 13 79 It is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all. Soccer 2. Softball 2. intra- murals 2 CAROL LEE People . Remember yes- terday. dream about tomor- row. but live today. Seeing Double (twin) S.O.M.F., T.G.I.F. Vo-chuck.4 It has been red! Basketball 1.2.3.4. Soc.1 PAUL LALIBERTE Lib Enraptued GBD 1 Raney Nights. Chip's 6th Sox Diehard. Virginia Br'81 C R.'s 17th A.H.'s TSN R2 Maybe you guys will get in? Heavy Metal C.A. Gert's Helper The only limit to our reaGza- tion of tomorrow will be our doubts about today. Basketba� 1.2 Business Board 4 CAROLYN A. LEE Remember when?” 3rd Floor G.R. 5 2 81 Slaughter House got stuck Disaster at Q.L. Cruisin w Peg to Voc. Where is Mr MM? Best Class AT M S.J. Basketbd 2.3.4 Softbai 1 28 WILLIAM L. LITTLER DAVID M MAGRO Tunes Huntin' Fishin' Hock- ey- 8 Parties- -red wagon Stereo Equip. B.O.C.- first concert Hockey 2.3.4 Tennis 4 Golf 3 BaseboH 2 Basketball 1 Van Holen Concert. 81 10 Q.L. Finest Boy Bike Spill 80 Duster Crash Fire Plug 80 Play- ground. BAIL Nuggent. Weekends are made for fun. I would if I could, but I can't so I won't. M.S.J. Forever Mu- sic Attic ACDC Rood Runner in car Blue Osyter Fog Hat Con. College Bound. LISA ANN LLOYD LULU Ryan 3 7 81 The OkJ Lloyd Ranch ASH 81 H.P.L. Hey Baby Squat Bub Class of “82“ Friends Funzie's Funky Fox Box Fanny Farmer's, cheese Every time I think of you! Quarters; Camp 80 Dot MaToll R.S.J.M.L.B.L.L. AHHH- AHHH P.W.C.A.T.B. How B g You Seem 'hem? DIANE MAGRO DW.DM.RL. ... 8 27 81 4 10 81 Is it Friday yet? No. MM's for lunch Saturdays late! Drive W.l. lokes Whot I lack in experience make up for in enthusiasm. Softball 3.4 MARY ELIZABETH LYONS M B. Bet-Bub Quarters at Lloyd Ranch Umph! Foxmoor. Fox Box What you tafcin' about? Fothergills-Yogurt! Lake-Chicken of the Sea P.W.C.A.TM 3 21 80 Q.L S.H., Gorge Partying 1.2.3.4 Alabama Knockout Seen with Carla Crew 2 14 81 Chris Beach Bum- Camp 80 ALISON M. MALETTA AI Twirier Jr. Prom '81 What hes before us And what lies behind us Are smaS mat- ters Compared to what lies within us. N.H.S. 3.4 Science Fair Girls' State 3 Yearbook 3.4 Vice- President 1 Musical 1 Tennis 1.2.3.4 Majorette 3.4 29 CARLA M. MAZZARIELLO MOZZ. roiflbows! It is too my cor! N.Y.E. '80 M L at M M What snowbank??? The three stooges alwaysl Those wid weekends What onnu- al? Our spot” Friends are like good times and I've had the best BEST! 4 13 81 Junror Prom Let's Celebrate! Al- ways leave them laughing when you say good-bye. Bond 1.2.3 Key Club 3 x- country skiing 2 NHS 4 Year- book 4 Ass't editor JEFFREY B. MCLAUGHLIN Cheese? At Fanny Farmer's Who is Chedda? 8 24 80 R.J.T.H.L. Ranger For Sure! Ash 81 .. The Q.L. Rumble LRIJ 3rd floor stairs. What a Rush! . . . Summer 80. Cheese Box . . Lloyd's Keep on portyin' Track 1.2.3.4 Pounders Trock 1.2 B-ball 1,2 PATRICIA M. MCDERMOTT Patti. IVAN!! Drive-ins M M M L.-Slime” Squirrel. Jr. P- Best of Times! P.Annual- Cath. con't we switch? N D THE TANK, Summer 81' SD 2 With a Sttle help from my friends. CLADCS KCT - NS'” Benn Burry Bum MM 1. PUSH! Mointoin! Friendly's, CC 1 Some people make the world more special just by being m it! PRCR NANCY H. MCMILLAN FARRAND McM”. Next?! T.A.'S Mous Shoes with steel toe Mt. Top; Windex t-shirt Get waxed?! I survived Crafts- bury Grey behind, seen with El Silly Rex Dylan. Just try X-C track 2,3.4 X-C skeng 1.2.3.4 Yearbook Art Editor 4 N.H.S. 3.4 PETER J. MCGINNIS Hooter Pico Ski Bum The Beast. Capri Loud Tunes Su- zuki gt 380 . Crash Airband Losers The Wod One Red Hen Go For It Dan CRASH Prom Whites' Bridge Clifford's Motel Chickadee Roo Beast. Yeah!! Toot 5 17 81 Haien 7 11 81 Nuge 8 4 81 Ozzy Os Lime Light Time For A Bub- bly. Party Hearty Class OF '81 Skiing 2.3.4 Football 2 Base- ball 2 ROBERT B. MILLER Killer ... 3 ... Hockey ... Jr. 99 next Gretzky?? Buff Brother 1 golfin' at R.C.C. Practicing on the 13th.. Sr C. Fan Club Tee-off 6AM May 3 MH 4 24 81 Caifor- n� a Fruit The road trip 1981 Horse sense is what a horse has that keeps him from bet- ting on people.” Hockey 1.2.3.4 Golf 2.3.4 30 DEREK M. MINOR Happiness is the man that fin- deth wisdom and the man that getteth understanding. Class of'82 Prom Night. All work ond more play. Where is my truck? Baseball players use a bat. hockey players a stick, but football players use their bods in everything they hitl 1980 Football Champions. FootboS 3.4 Baseball 3.4 MARTA MUCH You may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one. I hope someday you wHl join us, and the world will live as one. Wells Street Journal Drama. Domestic Exchange Summer of '81. DAVE. I wont to be in Picturesl At WHS: JNHS. cheering 1. Peer tutoring. Fieldhockey 2, Basketball 2. Spanish Club. Yearbook skit. .. MARGARET MARY MOORE PeQQy • • Jockette MAMA SuHy. Delhi mom? I don't do things Wee that mama what's happening? REP poor C same year Rams____Sum- mer'81 Lisa Fair week D.C. 9 4 81 Friends are people you like who hke you right back! C.T. Pup Soccer misfit PS8TP C.H. J.H What a time Softbal 1.2.3.4 Soccer 3.4 Basketball 1.2.4 IWnstrel 2 musical 1.3 Yearbook 4 ALLISON M. MULHOLLAND Duba - The Best of Times Jr. Prom '81 ‘Paris' SD 3 Those Fair Haven guys! The Little Green Rabbit! The poor Toy- Toy. Martin's Dtd you do your homework? “With each rising sun think of our life as just beginning, show kindness ond love to- day for tomorrow's chance may be gone ' Thanks Aurie! Mark-1.2 Nick-3 Phi-4 Soc- cer-2 Yearbook-4 MARCI G. MOYER Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die. ife is a helpless bird that cannot fly. Hold fast to dreams for when dreams go life is a barren field frozen with snow. You're too quiet The best of times “R on ice. is nice! Convention ‘80 Key Club 1.2.3.4 Softball 1 THOMAS W. MURRAY Murt, Hockey 10 1.2.3.4 KH 400 Crash + Burn 2 Stroke Wheelies Beating on the Bomber 2 Wheels in wagon w Pat Prom night in Bo's rig VanHolen. Nugent ... 11:56 Norton's Sleepovers Ho Jo's after Hook's Catch the my- stery Catch the Myth 31 CARMEN T. MUSCATELLO Thursday Night Specials P A P J D.F O S. Rexy.the oth- er set of keys StevelSteak Dmner-Never! Aussi 3. C.G.T.B. LORG! Kurt ... 6 12 80 ... Shocks? Jr. Prom. Best of Times RIO Shmojecan 4 ... HM Karen, what should we do? SSJG Tough Guys? SNAKE I “Give to the world the best you can and the best will come bock to you1 Cheerleader 2.3.4 Capt. 2.4 SHARON O'CONNOR Shoe .. Shmojeconff 1 .. omg 1 jrk! .. C + B .. RIO NBT QP-NUT-ko?- I dont know!! Help! .. IMG .. Fr.'s Pet! .. accidents can hap- pen What would l do with- out you guys?!- Thank you. The grand essentials to hap- piness in this Me are. some- thing to do. something to love and something to hope for. Cheerteoding 1. Tennis 2. Yearbook 2.3. Softball 3.4 Soccer 4 BRIAN NOLAN “Joe from Oklahoma “Bru- no “Cromwell “The Kng and I Eagles “Home a itne early The World needs dreomers-but also precision “I served Craftsberry 'SO Chips sixth. T.S.Syndrome Green Monte 8696 Winston's Worker Europe'81-“Boys. up yet? Bike Club. Tennis 2.3.4 Cross Country Ski 1.2.3.4 Cross Country 4 CHARLIE ORCUTT Chuck ... Live and let live. I say watch yourself; it will pay Life is a hard test, be happy and proud if you did your best “Back in Block “Firting with Disaster Football 2 ANTHONY J. NOTTE One of the gut boys State champs 1980 Nutso's Master- piece Dog attack 1981 Eng- fcsh class 79-80 D.F W.T M. Gong Nuts The Big Nutso Hanging out at the store “I would if I could but I con't so I won't. Baseball 1,2.3 Basketball 2 Footbal 1.2.3.4 TIMOTHY ADEN PARKER Joy Marie. 5 2 80 Former Rat Soccer Geurd Buddy Speeding Air Band Losers Clifford’s Motel: clarified Maine '81 “twist “Pudge Beast Think about It! Ye_ ah Class picnic 2.3.4 Hunting? camp 3.4 32 RAY N. PRATICO LAURA RIZZIERE THE ITALIAN STALLION. Reg- gie. Base Brawl; Hit 'em Reg, Hit 'em Violence. Muham- mad. Yanks, Steelers. Celts. 1 Baseball is For Braggers. ITALIANS are numero uno. Class Clown 1.2,3.4; Football 1.2.3.4; 67 Vermont State Champs 80; Baseball 1.2.3.4 1; Track 2,4 White's 79-Tidy Bowl Man. L.T.P.P. Sophomore Hop 80. Junior Prom in the Limo. It was the BEST OF TMES. W8d time in Castleton - Heather you J.D.! Let's go to W.R.I Yesterday is but a dream. Tomorrow is only a vision, but today well-lived makes yes- terday a dream of happiness and tomorrow a vision of hope. FRANK N. RAGOSTA Frank'O. Hoopster. 4 11 80 Jr. Prom, Q.L., Quarters Fast Frank. L.A.R.R. State Champs 80 Where's the Ball Game?? Summer 81 Par- ties. It's Shari not Horry Foot- ball Captain “81 Class of ”82 Maine “81 . Rock Rol Love others as you Love yourself BasketbaS 1.2.3.4; Football 1.2.3.4. Baseball 1.2,4, ROBERTA L. RUBY Bobbie New kid in town. OK, who took my mouse? There may NOT be NO NOTHING!! “Wrong way on a one way street! Junior Prom Laura, what's this one's name? There may never be an- other day like today so enjoy it while you've got the chance. Yearbook 3.4 PAUL REARDON Tangents Buff Brother 2. There are no followers C.A. - 51 - Creed's Market. Home away from home. 74 days in a row. Locked out. My pool is not rigged. Cleveland - qual- ity. Jr. prom. Best of times and people. Catching Zzz's. April 13. C.17th o.H. The only person to be is yourself. Football Pools 2.3,4; Boys State. N.H.S. 3.4. Basketball 1.2; Tennis 3.4. STEVE RYAN Bud Too Tal 70 Vt. State Champs '80. No honor roll; No license. Nun of Stubby's wall. Mr. 81 out Ms. King's window.Only Indoor Soccer Fan. No-scruff bros. 1. Football 1.2.3.4. 33 RYAN SHEA Lisa Forever 3 7 81. Summer 80-81. Bub Ranger Rick Ash 81. Hospital Parking Lots Par- tying at John's Shea Dog' Cortina Rush Old Men Quar- ters; Third Floor Kow 550 Summer 82. Rumble at Q.L. Tracks 1.2.3.411 GREGORY MARC THAYER Hoopster-Tunes-Parties. In your face. 32 B-ball Hoop Anyone. Fred. Concerts Q.L.. Giffie's Lounge. Frank's. Murt's Aunts. J.R. Prom Bos rig lost on Q.L. Okay Moose. You Must Work For What You Want D.F.W.T.M Basketball 1,3.4; Business Board 4; Football 1. Baseball 4. PATRICIA SPENCER Hnu Chick, taxi Muff Anyone up for a toga? R52 Nichols. Shrine .Kipper What'd you do w my keys? CTG Kip and BucMisfit 4 JP The Best of Times . Michelle toke mine ... WUHS. I'm becomin part of the family. Don't make fun of my laugh. We cherish our friends not for their ability to amuse us but for our ability to amuse them. Soccer 1.4; Tennis 2.4, Cheering 1.2. KAREN E. SOLARI k- Bird 63 Curly Smilin' peeping? Bon ghosts at C.C. Cj-7. CLCP Honda-50 arrest ... Spider K8UuJu maids Back Room ST Boatride at Abby's PARIS W.L. smiles If your heart is full of love you always have something to give. Girls State. N.H.S. 3.4; Yr. Book 3.4. Droma 1.4; Senate 1.2.3.4; Track. Cheering. Ski Team 2.3.4; Soft-B 2.3.4 KEVIN THAYER Laurie .. July 12. 1980 143 Lori Ann Lake Geo 81 Toot who? Bud Who. Clifford's Mo- tel. CR Spar's 1 JV Footbal Plats. Jr Prom 5 2 81 Gram ... Gurds Something for the weekends Party MOST JD who me ... QL NHOJ Gorge. IZZO. TOOT Football 1.2.3.4. Drama 1.2; Class Pres 2. Hospital 1 BRAD THOMAS 26 ... 1980 State Champs. On the rocks at Q.L. J.V. Footbo� ; Plattsburg Circles ...I Crash Clifford's ... Whites. Van Helen. Football 1.2.3.4 J4 KURT THOMPSON Carmen 6 12 80 special awful long minute Ql Farmer. — Emerald Lake Martin's Creeds Scout. Charger, “Cruisin tunes. S G Woof- er and Tweeter. Scruff Bros. Where's Ira??? “sell , sponge Varsity Club. Football 1.2.3.4; 82. 90, 84. Baseball 1.2.4. Tennis 1. Basketball 1. But Master F.U.B 14 ... ANGELO J. VALENTE He who sows courtesy reaps friendship, and he who plants kindness gathers love. Bieeker” Who left the lens cap on???? Vt. St C.Y.O. Convention Rep 3. Yearbook 3.4; Pho- tographer 3.4. Business Board 3.4. Intramurals 2. Key Club 1.2. Treasurer 2. Boys State 3; c.k. Parish Council Youth Rep. 2.3.4. N.H.S., 3.4 MICHAEL G. THORNE SPIKE 83 ST. Football Champs 80'. Another One Bites The Dust . Respect others for who they are and they will respect me. “Good friends and great times are never forgotten in the past! Football 1.2.3. Tri-Capt. 4; Basebai 1.2.3; Co-Copt 4. Basketball 1.2.3.4. Student Senate 2.3.4. N.H.S. 4; VP 4; Business Board 4; Boys State 3. Close-Up 3. THOM VALIQUETTE Let's find a party. Let's go riding. Roces at Southwick, Mass and Unidella N Y.. N.E.. S.C. Parties at the loke Q.L. Chevy 4x4. Footbai 1 CARLYNE M. TRAPENI Carlyne. you Prep! MEAN! The Best of Times! May 2. May 24 80!! TOGA 81' George love those eyes M.D.K.P.M.J.C.M.S. Thanks me ... Flirt? ALL THE TIME C B. QL ... Michelle Wolf 4 11 80 Tweeter REO Is that a one way street? Y does everyone pick on me? Even if being together ends up be g a memory, it will be a memory that will always be cherished Cheering 2; Minstrel 2.3. STEPHEN WALLETT 11 Boston. Mass Bound for Tampa. j.D. Sitting on the Bench. Munchies. G.B. Why no________? Hockey 2.3.4. 35 PATRICIA TRACY WING Trish the Dish Davis '81 JBY M Apri 16. Ash '81. Deer in the road? Greg, stop taughmgl-July 26 Cruisin' with Mario. Friends may come go but the memories will last forever. 2nd study w lyrvn To be loved is great, but to be able to return love is even better You fool! J B. Fan For- ever B C. 9 September 26. 1980 Tennis 1.2.3,4 STEVEN W. WOLF Wolfman 7. Mory F.U.B. 8. Bat Monsters Assoult with Attempt to Flush?! Quarters onyone?! There aren't that many rules Working for the weekend Everybody’s a dreamer and everybody's a star.” Powder chow! Air Bands Time for me to Fry. Hockey 2.3; cap't. 4. X-C 3. Football 4. Tennis 2.3; cap't 4; Class President 4. CHRISTINA ZAMBON Dare to be Different!”. Co- tillion '81 Anyway What's New?!. Happy Val- ley. B BALL 1. Always smil- ing. Prom Night. A Limo?! Bosketbal I.2.3.4. N.H.S. 3.4. Girts State 3 LARRY ZUKOWSKI Larry Z MAN Morg Boston. Moss. HOOP. 14. Junior Prom '81. Cruisin in Re- go's wagon. Impala.-Castle- ton. Let Life Live Itself”. Chem Class Quarters. Lake Dunmore. Royal Motel Bas- ketball 1.2.3.4. Baseball 1.2.3.4 PAULA MARIE ZUKOWSKI Massachusetts! Good times Magic Mission. The Animal Junior Prom Meadow St. The Muskateers. N D.P. No. I have to practice Camping. Lake Dunmore 1 Jon. 2. 1981 Thunderbird At The Mol ... k7 Northeast School Quiet! It doesn't matter who or how you love, but that you love! Don't be dismayed at good-byes. For a farewell is necessary Before meeting again And meetings again After momments or lifetimes. Are certain for those who are friends SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST SMILE Paul Reardon. Kathy Kelly MaryBeth Lyons, Steve Wolf CLASS ATHLETES Nancy McMillan. Frank Ragosta CLASS BROWNIES CLASS TAXI • DRIVERS MOST ORIGINAL CLASS ACTRESS ACTOR Simon© Johnson. Kevin Conney Kathi Guertin. Neil Cunningham CLASS MUSICIANS Carla Mazzariello. Mike Burke BEST DRESSED EVERYONE’S FRIEND k — X - II - . r - xu - - —:n rv _ i. rx -. . i — _ IQ BEST PHYSIQUE John Dali, Maryellen Grimley RU: Ricke Celentano. Melissa Kissell BEST LOOKING Ricke Celentano, Alison Maletta RU: John Dali, Kathy Hackett DONE MOST FOR CLASS Missing: Class Clowns Rob Miller, Jill Cioffi RU: Tony Notte. Lisa Lloyd Kathi Guertin, Steve Wolf RU: Sharon O'Connor. Mike Thorne CLASS CRACK-UPS CLASS BRAINS Tim Porker .Fill Cioffi Fred Johnsson. Kathy Hackett c L A S S R 0 W D 1 E D Brent Grady, Carmen Muscatello S RU: Kevin Thayer. Lisa Lloyd Bubba Clifford. Carlyne Trapeni RU: Steve Knox. Pattie Spencer c L A S S F L I R T S Tim Parker. Joy Abatiell RU: John Hock. Cathy Gallagher M O S T W A N T E D John Dali. Kathy Hackett RU: Ricke Gelentano. Alison Maletta M I G H T Y M O U T H S Cathy Gallagher, Rick Gallo RU: Carlyne Trapeni. Brent Grady 41 Joy AbatieU leaves for Florida, ago -� . Booote Austin leaves her keys in the wrong ploce again. Michelle Battles leaves her tennis rocket to Sara Vargas. Marybeth Beaton leaves behind Marybeth and Heman on the desks. Maria Beauchamp leaves a marked woman. Ed Bianchi leaves for the winter. Perry Bove leaves for CHRlSmas. Laurie Burke leaves “Slime” to whoever dares pick him up. Mike 8urke leaves for the Boston Pops. Darlene leaves on the Vo-Chuck bus Kevin Canney leaves to find Greg Davis. Lynne Canney can’t leave, she's grounded! Heather Cassavoy leaves for Castleton Ricke Celontano and Bubba Clifford leave for the D team. Jeff Champme leaves still asking questions. Jill Cioffi leaves walking mfles for John Mark Coleman leaves when the snow falls. Peggy Crossmon leaves telling Bob she won t do it agam. Neil Cunningham leaves for the Highway Patrol. John Dali leaves for “New Meat Lynne Durkin leaves with whoever arrives. Denise Eiiig leaves after three. MoryLou Espisito leaves swearing to Miss Feeney that she’ll never do it again. Nancy Fagan leaves with Darlene. Karen Forte leaves with Debbie in the Citation Carla Fothergfl leaves for CSC for her Evans” losting love Corla Golagher leaves laughing Rick Gallo leaves with a cent in his pocket. Penney Goddord leaves for Galo Vineyards. Brent Grady leaves when he wants to. Maryeiien Grimley leaves; more or Les. Kathi Guertm leaves avoiding Mrs. Coyle. Kathy Hockett leaves for another road trip Maureen Hackett leaves with a Miller in her hond. Debbie Haipin leaves the Statue of Liberty” to next year's game. Tiff HeokJ leaves to find Ricke and Bubba with Pete. Jo Anne Higgms leaves a Stewart- ess John Hock leaves Done.” Jennifer Holmes leaves. How often was she here?? Mary Ann Hudok leaves her good posture to the underclassman Simone Johnson leaves her clothers in the attic.we hopel! Fred Johnsson leaves to master the S.A.T.'s John Kafcsh leaves for some milk and cookies. Ray Kapiton leaves without anyone knowing he came. Lisa Kelley leaves her hair to her father Lynda Kelley leaves for college Kathy Kelly leaves the Finast” Mehssa Kissell leaves on the first plane out of Rutland. Steve Krvox leaves to help a teocher in dstress Paul Laiiberte leaves to play for the Celtics. Beth Lawler leaves for the jungle to look for bons. Lee Twins leave for McDonald's. Bi Littler leaves even littler than when he arrived. Lisa Lloyd leaves with Ryan Marybeth Lyons leaves for Bay Path Dave Magro leaves because they won't let him stay Diane Magro leaves with her brother Alison Maletta leaves her brains to Dudey Carla Mazzariello leaves her car in a snowbank Patty McDermott leaves the Tork for the next World War Pete McGinnis leaves in the stang with Tiff. Jeff McLaughhn leaves to buy some cheese at Fanny Farmer s. Nancy McMillan leaves from Mars on skis. Rob Miller leaves for the 13th hole Derek Minor leaves with his head in h s hands Peggy Moore leaves our Mamma. Marci Moyer leaves her sister behind. Marta Much leaves for Marne Allison Mufridond leaves to Phi er up Tom Murray leaves to find his real home. Carmen Muscatelo leaves the flirting to Paula Brian Nolan leaves with his rosy cheeks. Tony Notte leaves to be on artist Shoron O'Connor leaves to see Mr. Bi. Chorles Orcutt never leaves the Thing'' Tim Parker leaves Joyfully Ray Pratico leaves saying Stroke Me. Frank Rogosta leaves to become the next Grizzly Adams. Paul Reardon leaves to become the next Jimmy the Greek Laura Rizziere leaves Sammy behind. Roberta Ruby leaves a gem. Steve Ryan leaves without getting his license Ryan Shea leaves with Lisa for Rocky Mountan High. Karen Solari leaves without any “Madison Street Blues Pottie Spenser leaves her cor in the shop Greg Thayer leaves with arthritis n his fingers Kevin Thayer leaves after all these yeors Brad Thomas leaves to play football at Sy roc use. Kurt Thompson leaves with his harem Mike Thorne leaves for the barber. Carlyne Trapero leaves with Big Bad Wolf. Angelo Valente leaves his voice to Fitzie Thom Vafcquette leaves Steve Wallet leaves for the covered bridge. Trish Wing leaves her memories on Davis Street Steve Wolf leaves to find Pete. Tiff. Bubba. and Ricke Joy Abatiell Bonnie Austin Michelle Battles Mary Beth Beaton Maria Beauchamp Ed Bianchi Perry Bove Laurie Burke Mike Burke Darlene Caggige Kevin M. Canney Lynne Canney Heather Cassavoy Ricke Celentano Jeffrey Champine Jill Cioffi Bubba Clifford Mark Coleman Peggy Crossman Neil Cunningham John Dali Lynne Durkin Denise Ellig Mary Lou Esposito Nancy Fagan Karen Forte Carla Fothergill Cathy Gallagher Rick Gallo Penney Goddard Brent Grady Maryellen Grimley Kathi Guertin Kathy Hackett Maureen Hackett Debbie Halpin Christopher Heald Joann Higgins John Hock Jennifer Holmes Mary Ann Hudak Simone A. Johnson Fredrik Johnsson John Kalish Ray Kapitan Lisa Kelley Lynda Kelley Kathy Kelly Melissa J. Kissell Stephen Knox 68 Ives Ave. RD 2 Killington Ave. 6 East Washington St. Castleton 163 No. Church St. Killington 11 Rutland St. George Anna Blvd. 75 Forest St. 80 Plain St. I Barleyfield 99 Forest Street Castleton 8 Woodland Dr. 6 Upland Dr. 32 Easterly Ave. 6 Ave. Sugar Wood Hill Rd. Emmett Ave. 73 Plain St. Pittsford 103 Park Ave. Meadow Dr. 105 Forest St. 30 East Washington St 9 Upland Dr. Killington Ave. 87 Bellevue Ave. II Haywood Ave. Park Land Ext. 30 Madison St. 68 David Rd. 44 South Main St. 17 Mansfield PI. 5 Alta Terrace 21 Grandview Terr. 8 Royce St. RFD 1 Pittsford 12 Park Court Hitzel Terrace Pittsfield Woodstock Ave. Mtn Top Rd. 7 Alta Terr P.O. Box 474 67 Edgerton St. 19 Killington Ave. 120 Forest St. 195 Mussey St. 26 Lafayette St. 773-3471 775-2163 775-5047 273-2369 773-7460 422-3637 775-4579 775-4495 775-1225 775-5406 775-5145 773-9308 468-5224 773-7067 773-7071 773-6356 773-3232 773-7189 773-6391 775-2770 483-6806 773-3229 775-3651 775-5678 773-2207 773-9590 773-7285 773-3281 773-8877 773-8715 773-9485 773-7380 773-3821 773-2520 773-2104 775-1228 775-4142 773-2256 775-4647 773-8168 746-8461 775-1102 483-2879 775-4249 775-4580 775-5879 773-9402 773-8782 775-5413 Paul Laliberte 43 Lincoln Ave. 773-8180 Beth Lawler 6 Victor PI. 773-7206 Carol Lynn Lee 90 South St. 773-8645 Bill Littler 247 Lincoln Ave. 775-4464 Lisa Lloyd Regency Manor Lots 775-5831 Mary Beth Lyons 25 Marble Ave. 773-7896 David Magro RD 2 Westridge Terr. 773-7260 Alison Maletta East Pittsford Rd. 775-5667 Carla Mazzariello 6 Tuttle Meadow Dr. 775-4672 Patti McDermott 64 Litchfield 773-7941 Pete McGinnis Countryside Estates 773-7993 Jett McLaughlin 237 Dorr Drive 775-5893 Nancy H. McMillan Belmont 259-2860 Robert Miller 5 Kingsley Ave. 773-3296 Derek Minor West Rutland 235-2429 Peggy Moore 56 Cleveland Ave. 773-2960 Marci Moyer Middletown Springs 235-2345 Marta Much 28A East Center St. Allison Mulholland Castleton 468-5405 Tom Murray Wallingford 446-2882 Carmen Muscatello Grandview Acres 773-8335 Brian Nolan Eastridge Acres 773-2978 Tony Notte 113 South St. 773-6059 Sharon O'Connor Karen Drive 775-3185 Charles Orcutt Chittenden 483-9493 Tim Parker 36 Karen Drive 775-6210 Ray Pratico 45 Ave. C 773-9613 Frank Ragosta 80 Hazel St. 775-4176 Paul Reardon 60 Watkins Ave. 773-9479 Laura Rizziere 93 South St. 773-6625 Roberta Ruby Sunset Lane 775-3999 Steve Ryan Grandview Terr. 773-6563 Ryan Shea Proctor Karen Solari Campbell Road 775-0539 Pattie Spencer Killington 422-3360 Gregory Thayer 12 Leonard St. 773-8989 Kevin Thayer 12 Leonard St. 773-8989 Brad Thomas RD 1 773-3542 Kurt Thompson West Rutland 235-2108 Mike Thorne Cuttingsville 492-3446 Carlyne Trapeni 8 Madison St. 773-3115 A A £ Jk f Angelo Valente 66 Ives Ave. 773-9642 Thomas Valiquette Mendon 773-8745 Stephen Wallett 52 Terrill St. 775-4614 Trish Wing 36 Hillside Rd. 773-6340 Steve Wolf 85 N. Main St. 775-2120 Christina Zambon 81 Forest St. 775-5272 Larry Zukowski 115 Woodstock Ave. 773-9176 Paula Zukowski 115 Woodstock Ave. 775-7593 Joy Abatiell will be a national twirler. Bonnie Austin will still be cleaning up after wild parties. Ed Bianci will be riding a horse in the mountains. Maria Beauchamp will still be a problem not solved. Michelle Battles will be at Wimbleton. Mike Burke will be a caveman ... ali-oop. Laurie Burke will be O.K. Perry Bove will be feeling 7-UP! Beth Beaton will be one of Fair Haven's parksters. Ricke Celentano will own a magazine named “Ricke's Chicks . Lynn Canney will be a Kelly girl. Neil Cunningham will be on Broadway. Heather Cassavoy will be with Laura. Jeff Champine will be a Farret Farmer. Peggy Crossman will be working for “Eddy oil. Kevin Canney-Otis will be having a Spanking good time. Darlene Caggige will be running a store. Ray Kapitan will realize he is alive. Jill Cioffi will be “Miles away. Mark Coleman will be working at a drugstore. Bubba Clifford will own a chain of hotels. Lynn Durkin will still be at Whirlaways. John Dali will take Hugh Hefner's place. Mary-Lou Esposito will be an accountant. Denise Ellig will be selling tickets at Paramount Pictures. Carla Fothergill will be on 5th Avenue. Karen Forte will be a bouncer at “Cousins . Nancy Fagan will be a doctor. Rick Gallo will be “nosing around for “pennies . Penny Goddard will be drinking “Gallo wine. Brent Grady will driving an ambulance for Mother, Jugs and Speed. Mary Ellen Grimley will be Dallas Cowboy cheerleader. Kathy Guertin will finally finish her last yearbook deadline. Kathy Gallagher will be “do ing who knows what! John Hock will be Mr. Kelley's tailor. Maureen Hackett will be having another toga. Tiffer Heald will be giving ski reports. Jennifer Holmes will be making a career in HOT TUBS!! Kathleen Heckett will star with “Mr. Rourke on Fantasy Island. Mary Ann Houdak will have her pictures in The Museum of Fine Art. Debbie Halpin will be able to drink legally. Joann Higgins will be writing Dear John letters. Simone Johnson will be in Connecticut with John. Fred Johnsson will be president of I.B.M. John Kalish will be taking pictures of pygmies for National Geographic. Linda Kelley will still be walking home. Kathy Kelly will be head nurse on General Hospital. Steve Knox will be married to a cook at school. 46 Mellisa Kissell will be a private in the Air Force. Lisa Kelley will have John Hock as a dressmaker. Paul Laliberte will be searching for a sunken treasure chest. Beth Ann Lawler will still be making trips between VT. and N.J. Carol and Carolyn Lee will be at McDonalds. Lisa Lloyd will see Ryan before buyin. Bill Littler will still be playing hockey. Mary Beth Lyons will be working 9 to 5. Pete McGinnis will still be slacking off. Alison Maletta will still be eating jello. Nancy McMillan will be running in the next Olympics. Patty McDermott will still be a Benn-Burry-Bum. Jeff McLaughlin will be running a cheese factory. Carla Mazzariello will be the new Mrs. Pizza. Tom Murray will still be serving detention in 101. Allison Mulholland will have another New Year's Eve party. Rob Miller will be playing hockey with Wayne Gretsky. Marcy Moyer will be with her sister. Derek Minor will be playing for the Major leagues. Marta Much will be editor of the New York Times. Carmen Muscatello will be with Frank or Ricke. Peggy Moore will be coaching a softball team. Tony Notte will still be growing buncles. Brian Nolan will be trying to warm his cheeks. Charles Orcutt Chuck will still be in the thing. Frank Ragosta will own a Sherry bottling factory. Steve Ryan will finally take his driver's test. Sharon O'Connor will own a mall. Laura Rizziere will be with Heather. Paul Reardon will be reciting the Apostle's Creed. Roberta Ruby will still be receiving love letters. Tim Parker will still be breaking up with the beast. Ray Pratico will be Reggie Jackson's garbage man. Karen Solari will be star quarterback for the Cowboys. Pattie Spencer will still be sneaking out her window. Greg Thayer will have arthritis in his fingers. Kevin Thayer will still call Fred, “Fatboy. Carlyne Trapini will be a pay phone operator. Mike Thorne will be the president of the United States. Kurt Thompson will still be an Ira boy. Angelo Valente will leave the name Basil to his brother. Brad Thomas will be the football coach at Syracuse. Tom Valiquette will also be an accountant. Steve Wolf will still be looking for a ride home. Trisha Wing will still be competing with Sue. Christina Zambon will be playing for the Celtics. Paula Zukowski will be running a motel. Larry Zukowski will still be looking for “short romances. 47 48 (D4e. 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Cumberland Row 2: P. Bordeau. A Barucco. M. Cioffi. D. Bourgeois. C. Bioty. B. Austin. Row 3: S. Boudreau. M. Brown. A. Condon. C. Creed. M. Burke. Row 4: t. Courcele. J. Brodish. K. Blongy. G. Beatty Row 5: M Bove. D. Bates, J. Crowley. R. Carroll. C. Barrett. Row 1: M. Hackett. T. Hoggins. J. Horne. M. Cunningham. R. Emmrik. K. Curran. T. Fredette. Row 2: S. Haynes, E. G ert. L. Foley. A. Fredette. L. Derry. M Goto. S. Dauphanais. M. Johnson. Row 3: C. Holzworth. J. Esterbrook. R. Goodrich. S. Cwikowski. D. Durkin. I. Jones. G. Davis. M. Goiid. Row 4: B. Gitom, M. Grimley. A. Johnson. P. ElkQ. T. Gillam 51 Row 1: K. Lamoria. S. Kennedy. D. Mongan, M. Martin. B. LoFemina. M. Knight, K. Kohl. Row 2: S. Levins. S. King. R. Layden. B. lummer. P. McGarry, E. Manley. K. Ley. D. Kissell Row 3: M. Manfrecfi. J. LaFrancis. R. Locroix. M. Lafaso. B. Justin, M. Lovullo. G. Leno. Row 4: R. Liscinsky. P. Koish. D. Keyes Row 1: J. O'Rourke. T. Morton. C. Pokrywko. A. Messier. N Morrison. M. Pray. T. Pierce. C. Metocik. Row 2: J. Palumbo. J. McGee. J. Notte. L. Norton. D. Reed. C. McGinnis. I McMohn. C. Pierce. Row 3: J. Posti. M Peters. B. Roche. C. Mitowski. J. Russell. D. Notte. J. Mies. K. Mtowski. 52 Row 1: B. Wood. K. Tabor, M. Tedesco. K. Slack. M Zakrzewski. Row 2: M. Sotari. R. Stewart, D. Short. D. Tatro, C. Thorne. A Sullivan. S. Tureo, S. Thompson. Row 3: A Zingali. L. Trombley. L Toggett, K. Thayer. T. Thomas. M. Talagnon. T. Steele. M. Spafford. M. Trombley. 53 SSVIO (Dde (Dtt cv OrW drft Th©u H01 uttmvjshM fcrsde. £iriebiess Thou poster chj£ $ o jlerKe «.h $ £L©wTjHi . 3yiva.fi frj Syrian, vtfb® Corns1 ifurS e pfesS A ‘rtwweFi 5 ate Wore sveeflw IhattGVf Vha t faiKyecl tec jitf hoAffits oJjysvt tH J Staines 6)j cfei ies 4 mavtcviSjCor X-w 'Xetifafiz ®h tfie dales ®£ rc? WUort Tfien ®V 3ax vjv= tW'J’ 7 WW t ntarS 4em .Wft WS t Ttta jtfrsirit? Wfu t s ru cjSj? t eseope ? ™h vt pspes o v hmbrc Ls? Wfo� l wsid ece t vs ? SicartkJ ftietrodses £iv street hirt those un5w«M Afe sweete - Jhere}®Fei So V pe;s, pt vu ®5 5V®1 to the seyjsv� !e vh bu -jricptv eftcKaPecf Pipe lo die Spirit ditties ot r ® tone.. y S ast t uth, beneath the trees Sneurcami Xr vve Thy s®ti ti®r evrr c vh ifc,ese. ttves in Scvre CxeicJ lavef neve. ; tteve e tist Vhoa Kiss, SVitcuah wifirivTto MeaV the q©ar£-lfet: st® fUbtr q sev ?j J Z t ' She CcvtiHat Sevdc, t cotXjh th® kvst ftot Hitf bLsss , 1 5cPr ev ?f' Witt th W t©Vig a K 3 � � • • — cSoVir --- Kneeling: C. Eggleston. Row 1: J. Bengyak. K. Frey. J. Aldrich. T. Altobel. C. Anderson, K. Campbell. J. Caggige Row 2: M. Donahue. B. Foley. P. Bruso. M. Aquistapace. B. Aicher, D. Drop. M. Fitzsimmons. Row 3: K. Bombardier. B. Beckett, C. Cicotelli. T. Burgess. M Cartier, D. Baker. Row 4: R. Alexander. C. Connor. J. Cereta, D. Eods. A. Freeman Row 1. C. Heald. H. Kingston. C. Guertin. B. Goddard, J. Horne. S. Goodrich. Row 2. M Gallagher. M. Kelley. C. Haipin. S. Holmes. R. Gallipo. C. Graves. K. Kennedy. B. Huggins. C. Gould. Row 3: C. Hurcomb. C. Levins. R. Gogner. K. Heald. D. Liscinsky. P. Giancoka. C. Hughes. J. Hebert. J. Gasco. C. Johnson. D. Goodrich. 57 Row 1: K. McGrath. T. Ponton. P. MuscateBo. C. McCauley. J. MuscateBo, B. McDonough. K. Rizziere. S. Phelps. Row 2: l Merone. L. PaBouci, S. Quirk. S. Mumford. M. Moore. M. Omland. Row 3: T. Manfredi. S. Moore. T. Mazzarieto. J. Otoka. Row 4: R. Parento. J. McDermott. D. Reczek. G. Maslock. F. Lormon. B. Mullen. 58 Row 1: J. Tatro. C. Walker. P. Zuk. C. Small. M. Valente. Row 2: J. Ruby. L. VanLew, S. Vorgas. D. Spafford. L. Thomas. K. Wilson. K Weeden. Row 3 B Spencer. B. Taggett. T. Trapeni. A. Tedesco. M. Thompson. J. Stanley. Row 4: J. Valente. D. Thibedeou. R. Smith. 60 (Dde T® AAcfk i tifjfoi? if kecvkf acheb and vdf«®wsy jiimtkt-ies xstns setibe as though v£ Siet+tiock X drunk, ©V emptied sc� me dv£X ®5 i te t® the drains t ®tte siiitsuie $xvst and £eike-'WaT i4 ka d u � Tis n©t envif ©t Hie k®pp i t, foul 'oeivi t®® Wvpp iti Ihifie Svxpj;s Mess-7 dSyvl th® r, kicjhl winged ftrgad ol ike l rS zm « , -Xn s mie rtlei®di®uS p ©t , , , kf'eecfcen ureeii vHd sViodaws -numberless. Singes I ©I si turner Ik tkr® vteci ftvse. P, S®k cv draft «I vintage 1 Tfwt W JS keett ,r- C©«ded l©r Jr i®n ?age itl tVfe deep drly 4 ea rtH Torslinqoi fi©r v vnd (Vie cawntr iWtie Aftd pravefico S«ti $, vtvf SVttburnt klsrtni e © dxpr a- keeker aie vaults Sawth, ftrlS. o I Ike trutft, Hie k£usbtirl Ms ppoc re WitVi beaded bub S-CS winkincjoi Ike And purple stainedTk®utk � VWfc X might drink, vtfd leevvr the wiyM unseen, Akd with the W 5e awolf mi® ike fewest efrffi—.. S tohtt X?at;S M. Moore. President; S.O'Riordon. Vice-president; L. Chioffi. Secretary; K. Hance. Treasurer. 62 Row 1: R. Brileya. J. Alen. L. Chioffi. Row 2: P. Carbine. J. Cassarino. L. Abatieil, D. Beayon. M Baker, M. Beaton, L. Adorns, J. Choiniere. Row 3; E. ABen, J. Bates. E. Abatieil. D. Chorron. M. Alderman. J. Accovello. S. Blongy. Row 1: C. Connors. B. Kimble. K. Hance. M. Foley. Row 2: T. Creon. S. Cwikowski. K. Costelo. P. Detwiler. T. Hateba, J. Crowley. C. Higgins. Row 3: T. Fogen. L. Ke«y. S. Kelly, T. Fitzgerald. S. Gould. K. Eads. L. Huntoon. S. Guertin. L. Contineto, C. Guertin, S. Fox. S. Johnson. 63 Row 1: B. McElroy. L. Paolucci. L. Moyer. S. Paducci. J. O'Connor. Row 2: D. Noggy. K McGorry. J. Ley. Row 3: J. Magro. R. Nowak. R. Mu n. J. Marceau. D. Neighmeyer. P. Mainery. M. Moore. Row 4: H Miles. D. McGee. S. O'Riordan. B. McCormik. R. Marsha� . D. Minor. J. Millspaugh Row 1: L. Slack. R. Ponton. M. Poalino. C. Quinn. M Sabataso. C. Reczfc, S. Powers. D. Polumbo. K. PeHerin. Row 2: G. Randall. P. Raab, K. Perry. Row 3: C. Reilly. C. Simpson. R. Puma. L. Roche. F. Quinlan, S. Porker. E. Pierce. R. Rodgers. D. Pockette. 64 Row 1: A. Thomas. K. Steele. M. Cizinski. B. Thomas. M Tamasi. G. Warner. L. Tatro. M. Sullivan. J. Taylor. Row 2: K. Thorn. K. Woods. L. Zukowski, D. Solari. B. Wyrik. P. Stacy. S. Yolish, M. Terry. M. Vafcquette. T. Strangeway. 65 66 m Row 1: B. Thomas. K. Thompson. G. Cifford. F. Ragosta. B. Grady. M. Thorne. S. Knox, R. Pratico. S. Ryan Row 2: N. Cunningham, J. Hock. E. Bianci, R. Celentano. K. Thayer. J. Doll. P. Bove. R. GaBo. T. Notte. S. Wolf. Row 3: J. LaFrancois, J. Esterbrook. J. Palumbo. D. Bates. J. Sabataso. J. Notte. R. Liscinsky. J. Crowley. D. Minor. G. Leno. Row 4: K. Conney. D. Messier. R. Carroll. J. McGee. M. LaFaso, D. Notte, J. Miles. T. Gillom. D. Kisseil. 67 FOOTBALL Row 1: K. Heald. C. Hurcomb. M. Cartier. D. Goodrich, J. Otoka, D. Shoppy. Row 2: J. Stanley. J. Vatente. R. Mullin. F. lorman. B. Spencer. D. Liscinsky. Row 3: M. Fitzsimmons. K. Bombardier. G. Maslack. D. Thibideau. J. Cerreta. T. MazzarieHo, D. Baker FROSH D. McGee. K. Costello, M. Alderman. C. Reiiley, J. Millspaugh. J. Crowley. S. Blongy, R. Nowak. T. Crean. D. Bianci. T. Helbea. B McCormick. G. Ran- dau. R. Marshall. K. Hance. M Foley. P. Detwier. P. Stacey. D. Minor, J. Bates. R. Muiim, C. Simpson. C. Higgins. M. Baker. D. Sharon. F. Quinfin. M. Zukowski. S. Cwikowski Mr. Grady. Mr. Notte, Mr Cioffi. Mr. Zingali GIRLS’ FOOTBALL Row 1: J. Cioffi. K. Solari, B Austin, M. Beauchamp. D. Halpm. M. Hackett, P. Spencer. C. MuscateHo. Row 2: S. Wolf, coach; K. Guertin. P. Moore. M. Grimley. K. Thompson. M. Thorne, coaches. 69 BASKETBALL Row 1: L. Zukowski. F. Ragosta. G. Thayer, Mk Thorne. Row 2: J. Kelley, coach; B. Gilliam. M. Manfredi. J. Sabataso. T. Steele. R. Linscinsky. J. Notte. M. Bove, R. Parento. 72 BASKETBALL Row 1: R. Gogner, C. Ciccotelli. J. Mcdermott. C. Vigno©. C. Levins. Row 2: D. Baker. R. Alexander. D Uscinsky. M McDonough - Coach, G. Masiock. F. Lorman. J. Valente. 73 Row 1 R. Rogers. J Magro. P. Trombley. M. Zukowskl. B. Wyrick. B. Stewart. Row 2: S. Blongy. P Detwiier. F. Quinlan. D. McGee. J. Crowley Missmg B. McCormack. T. Crean. D. Solari GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Row 1: K. Curran, J. Cioffi, C. Thorne, J. Horne. Row 2: D. Bourgeois, T. Davis, coach. Row 3: L. Jones, C.L. Lee. C. Lee, C. Zambon. Row 1: J. Ruby. M. Terry. Row 2; K Wing, A. Thompson, G. Warner. Row 3: K. Eggleston, L. Tatro. D. Drop. K. Fry. Row 4: K. Weeden, M. Moore. C. Graves. zcoo wwO� 0 SKI-TEAMS Row 1: J. Palumbo, C. Heald, P. Muscatello, S. Parker, G. Leno. Row 2: C. Hurcomb. C. Quinn. B. Austin, M. Alderman. Row 3: K. Solari, K. Woods. S. Knox. Row 4: C. Heald. C. Simpson. K. Wilson. J. Crowley. M. Thompson. Row 1: P. Giancola. Coach, N. McMBan. B. Kimball. B. Thomas. Row 2: B. Nolan. F. Johnson. L. Thomas. D. Tatro, K. McGrath. J. McGee. T. Heffernon. coach. 75 B O Y S Left to right: M. ToSognon. K. Mitkowski. R. Parenteou. C. Mitkowski. P. Reardon. K. Thompson. S. Wolf. TENNIS TENNIS Row 1: J. O'Rourke. C. Pokrywko. K. Wirvg. K. Kennedy. S. Vorgus. Row 2: K. Campbell. M. Brown. D. Bourgeois. B. Austin. Row 3: M. Aquistopace. M Om and. C. Anderson. L. Norton. M. Ke� ey. K. Wilson. Row 4: M. Galogher. M. Martin. K. Hackett Row 5: B. Austin. D. Ellig. H. Cossavoy. A. Malletta. Kathleen Allison CO JO BASEBALL Row 1: K. Canney. S. Wolf. M. Thorne. R. Celentono. R. Shea. Row 2: B. Gfllam. E. Bianchi, R. Pratico, J. Kalish. G. Thayer. C. Heald. T. Murray. R. Mfler. Row 3: J. McGee. L. Zukowski. R. liscinsky. J. Dal. S. Ryan. P. McGinnis. M. Coleman. D. Minor. BASEBALL Row 1: J. Palumbo. D. Kissel. J. McGee. M. Manfredi. M. Grimley. B. Giam. Row : G. Leno. D. Bates. T. Gillam. D. Thibideau. R. Itscinsky. K. Bombardier Row 1: C. Ciccotelli. D. Goodrich. C. Levins. Row 2: D. Kissell. J. Palumbo. J. Stanley. S. Moore. A. Tedesco. T. Burgess. D. Reczek. Row 3: J. Otoka. K. Heald. J. Cerreta. S. Wolf. D. Thibideau. D. Liscinsky. D. Baker. F. Lorman. R. Smith, K. Bomborcfcer. 79 GOLF Row 1: D. Kissell. C Eads. D. Eads. A. Freeman, S. Cwikowski. D. Pockette. Row 2: D. Short, S. Kennedy. A Condon. M. Burke. J. DaB. A SuBivan. S. Goodrich. P. Gallagher. Coach. Mssing: R. CarroH, T. Fitzgerald. Row 1: S. Wolf. G. Thayer. B. littler. S. Ryan, J. Dal; Row 2: P McGinnis. M. Colemon, R. Pratico. R. Celentano. J. Kobsh. P. Eng. M. Cartier, Row 3; R. Miller. R. Liscinsky. T. Murray T. Heald. D. Minor, L. Zukowski. R. Shea. F. Ragosta. K Canney E. Bianchl. M. Spafford, D. Baker INDOOR TRACK Row 1: K Woods. M Cunningham. M Valaquette. A. Thompson. L. Tatro. R. Briieya Row 2: T. Morton. S. O'Connor. D. Short. K Steele. C. Heold. C Quinn. A. Condon. J. Tatro. D. Tatro. M. Terry, G. Warner. Row 3: D. Cumberland. M. Omtand. P. Spenser. B Aicher. P. Moore. P. Muscatello. L. Jones. C. Thorne. D. Bourgeois. K. Curran. M. Brown. TRACK a. , a c ; Knnnndv J Caaaiae. Row 2: N. McMflan. K. McGrath. L. Marone. D. Short. A SuivanM atro. P. Muscateito. B Aicher. F. Johnson Row 3: T. Heffernan. coach. A. Condon. K. Curran. S. Cwfcowski . M. Cunningham. R. Carroll. J. Dal. D. Eads. P. Gaiogher. cooch X-C RUNNING Row 1: c. Thorne. B Thomas. S. Goodrich. C. Eads. M. Moore, K. McGrath, N McM� flan Row 2: T. Heffernan. cooch; F. Johnson. S. Boudreau. P. Giancota. D. Eads. L Roche. B. Nolan. B. Kmbal 82 Brent Grady. Steve Wotf. Steve WaBett. Bill Littter. Tom Murray. Perry Bove. Kevin Canney. Greg Davis. Chris Creed. Mike Grimiey. John Esterbook. Aaron Johnson. Rob Miller. Kevin Bombardier, Matt Cartier. John Otoka. Dennis Thibideau. Russ Smith. Jim Larkin. Coach. 83 CHEERING V A R S I T Y Row 1: K. Forte. A. Sullivan. C. Pokrywka. Row 2: J. O'Rourke, M E. Grimley. P. Bordeau. D. Eftg. K. Lomoria. C. Muscatello 84 CHEERING Row 1; M. Ke� ey. J. Muscatelo. S. Mumford. Row 2: C. Anderson. M. Aqiistapace. M. Gollager, C. Halpin. Row 3: T. Ponton. S. Holmes. 85 Row 1: M. Cisinski, M Sullivan, D. Palumbo. L. Kelley, M. Sabataso, Row 2: J. Choiniere. T. Fagan, R. Bnlyeo 86 Row 1: Cord Walker. Chris Bioty. Lynn Foley. Co-copt.; Mary Cioffi. Row 2: Karen Rizziere. Joanne Caggige. Pautne Zuk. Erin Gilbert. Co-capt. 87 HhhlillU ’•nit, BAND Row 1: T. Manfred. J. Horne. A Sullivan. M. Donahue. B. LaFemino. C. Walker. Row 2: E. Pierce. K. Costello Row 3: N. Cunningham. C. Weeden. J. Lee. J. Poolucci. C. Pierce. C. Melocik. J. Cassarino, D. Solari. B. Comstock, director. 90 HAND N' HAND GIRLS’ STATE CLUBS BOYS’ STATE VilAtVC A- thon KEY CLUB E C L I K T S Y Row 1: K. Comey. D. Ellig. K. Kely. H. Cossovoy. Row 2: J. Kofch. C. Fotherg� . K. Guertin. L. Kelley. Row 3: P. Bove. R. Miier. B Nolon. 92 L to R: N. Cunningham. P. Reardon. F. Johnson, A. Valente. M. Thorne. Row 1: J. Horne. D. Bourgeois. J. O'Rourke. K. Hackett, M. Martin. C. Mazzorielo, A. Moletta. M. Johnson. Row 2: H. Cassavoy. L. Norton. R. Layden. B. Austin. L. KeHey. M. Brown. C. Melocik. S. Johnson. K. Keliy. Row 3: N. McMillan. C. Zambon, F. Johnson. S. Levins. M. Thorne. A. Valente. C. Orcutt. P. Reardon. B. Austin. K. Solari ® 0 c 1 E T Y K E Y C L U B 93 Row 1: J. Posti. S. Haynes. M Moyer. C. Pierce. Row 2: S. Poolucci. K. McGary, D. Niemeyer. D. Palumbo. T Fitzgerald. Row 3: L. Moyer. J. Lee. P. Giancola. C. Melocik. P. Huggins This ongoing tradition of the M.S.J. Student Senate was a vakjabie success again this year. The children from V.A.C. had the opportunity to see an M.S.J. football victory, and they were entertained with a party afterwards. The Student Senate would like to thank those who helped by escorting a child, contributing food and making for a memorable day. Thank you, Debbie Bourgeois. 94 The wdk-a-thon was a new idea to help with the finances of our school by the student body. The participants walked a total of 10 miles and collected sponsors which amounted to over eight thousand dollars. The members of Student Senate thank those people who did not walk for all of their help in the organization of the entire project; without them this endeavor could not have been a success. This project will become a tradition of the M.S.J. community. Thank you for all of your contributions. Debbie Bourgeois Row 1. sittirvg: M. Johnson. A. Sullivan Row 2: D. Bourgeois. K. Hackett. B. Austin. K. Soiori. M Gallagher. M. OnrMand. J. Aldrich Row 3 R. Liscinsky. M Thome. M. Burke. J. Valente. Putting together a yearbook is quite a lot of responsibility and hard work. Many times the deadlines are tight but everyone manages to pull together and get the work done. People recognize our accomplishments but the editors seem the only ones who receive the credit. But there are many staff members who deserve equal credit; we never could have done it without their help. For this reason the following page is dedicated to them. I really appreciate each one of them. Thanx everyone!! Love, Kath 98 SCHOOL BOARD Row 1: J. Terri. Sr. Miriam Francis. Sr. Shirley. B. Austin. Mrs. Falco. Row 2: Fr. Lively. Mr. Campbell. Fr. Lavalley. Mr. Clarino. Mr. Camolli. Row 3 Fr. Bombardier. Mr. Melock. Dr. Austin. Mr. McDonough PARENTS CLUB 99 L to R. Mr and Mrs. Campbell. Mrs. and Mr. Melocik. Miss Feeney. Mr and Mrs. Notte SENIORS “FOG” Elderly Woman ...... Middle-Aged Woman Young Womon ........ Lighting ........... Sound ............... Make-up ............ Director ........... ...............Kathi Guertin .................Bonnie Austin ............Maryellen Grimley John Dali and Neil Cunningham ...............Pattie Spencer ........Carla Fothergiil ..................Chris Hebert JUNIORS — “DOPE” Louie .................................................................................................Mike Burke Porse .................................................................................................Peter Kafish Celee .................................................................................................Karen Ley Hum ...............................................................................................John Esterbrook Marc ............................................................................................. Steve Boudreau Woman ...............................................................................................Trocey Morton Crezefl.....................................................................................................Allison Messier Street lady Carol Ryon Dancers ............................................................... Carol Ryan, Tracey Morton, Allison Messier Sandy King. Melissa Johnson. Rob Liscinsky, Scott Levins. Robyn Layden Amy Sullivan Student Director ......................................................................................Scott Levins Director ........................................................................................Sandy West Ley Lighting and stage crew ..............................................................Brian Justin Jr.. Kevin Blongy, lucien Courceile 100 SOPHOMORES “BABBIT’S BOY” Paula Muscateilo . Rich Alexander Bronson Spencer . Stacey Mumford . Carolyn Heald _____ Joanne Caggige Maureen Gallagher Maureen Gallagher Beth Foley ........ Keith Heald ....... Bill Mullin ....... Ann KimbeH ........ ...........Mrs. Briggs ............Mr. Briggs ...............William ..................Jane ................Louise ............the maid ............the maid the student director — stage manager ................Lights ................Lights ..............Director FRESHMEN “A PAGE OF DESTINY” Mari Tomasi .. Mke Zukowski . Laura Beatty . Johna Ley ... Sean O'Riordon Sara Powers .. Patty Carbine Missy Moore .. Kevin Costello Gary Randall Patty Moniery Linda Kelly ... Jean Choiniere Lisa Abatiell Mary Sullivan Johna Ley ... Art Mitiguy ........... Spirit .....John Spencer .....Ruth Williams ..............Joan .....Jack Spencer .....Carol Morse Margie Convington .......Mrs. Morse ............lights ............lights ...........make-up ...........make-up ...........make-up ...........make-up ...........make-up .. Student Director ..........Director WINNERS: SOPHOMORE CLASS PICNIC -PROJECT HELP BRANBERRY BEACH. -INTRAMURALS UNITED WAY % ■ , A £ o% P°uNDtRS % t, °Ay f 5 V ,A P I- t; a CO vO° °o% © 8 a % 'P -V o . ° V'ScO £ Vv. GRTK V THE CLASS OF 1982 104 A Sttle dazed and confused??!! The Bobsy Twins?????!! 105 106 C uL Row 1: Mr Conney. Mr. Fuc . Mr. Mufcn. Mr. Stratton. Mr Clarino. Mr. Muscatelo. Row 2: Mr Wdk. Mr. lamoria Mr. Fkxy. Mr. Eno. Mr. Caggge. Mr. Muse� a. Mr. Abatiell. Mr. DiPalma. Mr. Fusco. Mr. Cartier. Mr. Rizztere. Mr. Zambon. 109 no in ELIZABETH’S BEAUTY MART Wishes Class Of 1982 Best Of Luck THE INN AT LONG TRAIL wishes the best for ail graduates in the 1982 graduating class of Mount Saint Joseph FARMER JOHN Growing in the Mountain, Selling in the Lowlands for 30 years J. J. Squier • Operator Headquarters For All Your Video And TV Needs Sony Products. Video Movie Club. Pioneer Laser Disc And Video Games 21 Center Street, Rutland. VT. 776-2958 DIAMOND MERCHANTS MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY 11 Center St., Rutland. Vt. 05701 COLONIAL RESTAURANT COLONIAL LANES CARRIAGE ROOM Congratulations To The Class Of ’82 ■ From Ang, John And Bob 107 West Street Rutland. VT. 05701 802 775-4341 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 295 West Street Fuel Oil, Industrial Oils, Kerosene Rutland, Vermont 05701 Burners, Gasoline And Motor Oils 802 773-2055 or 773-2033 PEOPLE’S FUEL COMPANY, INC «ni loaroad HELP 117 Catering To Skiers — Tourists SKOL HAUS Compliments Of JOHN J. WELCH LTD. MOTOR LODGE Killington Road Killington, Vermont 05751 (802)-422'3305 Compliments Of MERRITT PAINT AND WALLPAPER COMPANY Pat Bud McCall Your Hosts WILSON MOVING FILIPPO CLEANERS TAILORS BOOK KING RUSSELL JOHN A. RUSSELL CORP. GENERAL CONTRACTORS 19 ALLEN STREET RUTLAND, VERMONT 05701 (802) 775-3325 GOOD LUCK BRIGGS GETTY INC. 130 Grove Street Rutland, VT. 05701 FIRST VERMONT BANKS OF RUTLAND Good. Friendly People Who Know Their Banking 89 Merchants Row, 46 N. Main. 276 S. Main. 439 West St. 773-3321 Member FDIC SEWARD’S DAIRY AND THE SEWARD FAMILY RESTAURANT Congratulations To The Class Of 1982 From RANDALL BROS. MECH. CO. INC. RUTLAND AIR COND. CO. INC. 119 GODNICKS FINE FURNITURE GRAND FURNITURE FURNITURE FAIR m Aldermans CHEVROLET Rutland•Vermont 120 Congratulations Class of 1982 ?Ux [ The riendlycTWountain } Rutland, Vermont V 121 Best Wishes La Cone Unique Opera House MOLLIE’S PLACE AT WOLK’S Quality Junior Fashions Congratulations Class Of '82 MILADY’S BEAUTY SHOP Mykxds Welcome 773 3233 HAWLEY’S FLORIST 25 Center Street. Rutland 775-2573 THE RED BALLOON Children Grow Through Learning_______ 52 Center Street Rutland. Vermont 05701 Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry Damps. China, Glassware F. B. HOWARD COMPANY, Inc. Jewelers and Silversmiths }f 7 CENTER STREET RUTLAND, VERMONT 05701 RUTLAND GAS UTILITY — UTILITY, INC. 135 Granger Street Rutland. Vermont 05701 Congratulations Class Of ’82 A J MARKET Angelo Pat Maniery (owners) Congra t ula tions Your Future Begins Today And If We Can Be Of Any Assistance To You, We’ll Be Glad To Help. Stop In And See Us RUTLAND SAVINGS RANK HR DfSIOd (802)775-6921 opera house merchants row njt!en 1. Vermont 05701 123 The Opero House • Merchants Row • Rutland. V!. • 802-775-3840 RUTLAND’S HOSPITALITY HEADQUARTERS HOLIDAY INN Of Rutland 775-1911 41 CENTER ST, RUTLAND. VT. COMPLETE SPORTING GOODS STORE (802) 775-6531 fe ■m Central Vermont PublicService CORPORATION Retoa And Industrial Supply Best Wishes To The Class Of 1982 flINCI 1112 W. C. Landon,, HARDWARE 261 NORTH MAIN ST. RUTLAND, VT. 05701 TEL. 802 773-2758 94 Grove Street, Rutland, Vermont 05701 802-773-3660 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1982 Cricket Yam And Craft Shop 152 Woodstock Ave. Rutland For All Your Needlecraft Needs 125 CARTIER MEATS WHOLESALE MEAT DISTRIBUTOR WE CARE Rutland, Vermont Tobin First Prize Schonland Congratulations To The Class Of 1982 This xpnrhnnk matt dwitizp.d hv unluntp.prs from tl Congratulations Class Of 1982 California Fruit 186 West Street Rutland, Vermont Telephone: 802 775-6969 MELODY RADIO AND T.V. Pat Polcaro 88 Grove Street GETTY RCA-Zenith TV, Radio Hifi Wrecker Service GaS'Oil'Lubrication THE INN AT LONG Tire Repair TRAIL Phone 775-1800 Cor. West And Cottage, Sts. Rutland, Vermont Wish The Best For All Graduates In The 1982 Graduating Class Of MSJ! 127 hitland. Historical Society and the. Rutland Free Lihrarx. THE LIGHTING HOUSE congratulates the class of 1982 COMPLIMENTS OF STATE CUT RATE: No one knows the troubles you’ve seen, putting up with the likes of Mr. Kelley! STATE CUT RATE “We have what your doctor recommends.” .. mwawi' oaaiaaw Woodstock Ave. Rutland, VT. 97 State Street Rutland, Vermont Tel. 773-2855 CONGRATULATIONS Compliments Of: TO THE CLASS OF 1982 FROM THE BURKE’S GARAGE RUTLAND MOTEL 102 Willow St. Rutland, VT. MR. MRS. MICHAEL MAS- LACK MR. MRS. MERLE HALL ell 128 Compliments Of: PARK PHARMACY INC BOVE MCGINNIS INSURANCE AGENCY JOSEPH R. BOVE AGENCY, REAL ESTATE THE BENCH RESTAURANT The Class Of 1982 The Best Of Luck Congratulations Class Of 1982 KEHOES MARKET 97 Crescent Street, Rutland, VT. RUTLAND OPTICAL Complete Optical Service 28 Center Street, Rutland People you can turn to in Rutland. The Howard Bank Vermont Mam office 77 Merchants Flow Dnve-ms Evetyn Street. Rutland Shopping 1 — 1 Plaza. Woodstock Avenue at Crown Street. South Mam at Seward Road. uiioii___ Mountain Office in Kilhngton 24-hour Access at Woodstock Avenue Office. Good Luck From WILSON COUNTRY CAMERA Downtown Rutland 0] ID (of7 ‘aasmss w fteftp £BS3g (jj I 3 CENTER STREET. RUTLAND. VERMONT 09701 (S02) 779-428® MON. TUES . WED. SAT. 0 TO 5 T.-IURS. ft ERI. O TO 0 OWNED AND OPERATED BY VINNY DIANA for fun ceramics reromcas Larry Veronica Laliberte GREENWARE SUPPLIES CLASSES FINISHED ARTICLES 43 Lincoln Avenue Rutland, Vermont 05701 802-773-8180 NCA Member 8 . Teacher Best Wishes From Compliments Of SEWARDS SALES + SERVICE INC. Rutland, VT. FORD-LINCOLN-MERCURY INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS MURPHY’S RESTAURANT 31 Center St.. Rutland Compliments Of Kong Chow “THE POPULAR PRICE Restaurant ‘The Best COLDEST AT THE LOWEST Your Bottles are money — Come spend them where they buy more for less. itfrwi .Mountain PTo i 55 MILES OF SKI TOURING TRAILS AT OUR DOOR HORSEDRAWN SLEIGHS - ICE SKATING - TOBOGGANNING A complete winter resort tor rest or activity. Ski from our front door out over groomed and marked trails or sit by the woodstove in the rustic rental shop. Lessons, rentals and sales. At the Inn. enjoy glowing fireplaces, fantastic panoramic views, whirlpool sauna, outstanding accommodations, fine dining and friendly service. SEND FOR COLOR BROCHURE 802-483-2311 Chittenden, Vt. 05737-7702 133 COMPLIMENTS OF: 134 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1982 R R LEATHER INC 148 N. Main St. Rutland, VT. 88 MERCHANT’S ROW • DOWNTOWN RUTLAND • 775-1941 HISTORIC ROUTE 7A • BENNINGTON. VT • (802) 442 4032 BENNINGTON • RUTLAND VERMONT Protection no ordinary insurance agency can offer. Secumnce Kinney,Pike, Bell Conner,Inc. 08 Merchants Row Rutland. Vermont 05701 Tel. (802) 775-2311 RrtllMoroOnxt Taylor Inturancr Army C«nn Efex an) Main Sit Hratllefcoro. Vi 06301 Trt t� 0?l 254 2366 (•«I JulKIlOO Officr Tn Cut laturarice Agmcy PO Hot 137 IJ7 Pearl Slim kwiJiwiM VrimmOMU Trt lWn«7MI3J Whur River JuKiioa Office Hanford lawranrr Acenry IMMamSirm Hanford. Vermot 0 u7 Te! 1110212« J37� I atlleloo Office lounirv Hornet Inturancr Afrnry PO (lot 315 Catiieion. Vrnwl 05735 Trl IM7IMA5S4I 135 CONGRATULATIONS FROM McNEAL AND REEDY Congratulations To The Class Of 1982 ONE TWENTY-ONE WEST A Restaurant You Will Enjoy Dining In 121 West Street, Downtown Rutland, Vt. 802 773-7118 CHEF OWNED: Stanfe C30ffco Congratulations To The Class Of 1982 .. . as you look to the future ... may you find happiness always waiting for you ____and to you, Kathi, your hard work and devo- tion has finally paid off. Your imagination and skill has helped to make Ode to ‘82” one of the best yearbooks ever! Congratulations, hon! Love, Mom and Dad THE UNIFORM CENTER 134 Woodstock Avenue Rutland, Vermont 05701 (802)773-7074 Congratulations To The Class Of 1982 VERMONT NATIONAL BANK TALK TO US Rutland • Rutland Plaza • Downtown Rutland Mall • Woodstock Ave. Banking isn’t as simple as tor business or personal, it used to be If you're not talk to us We may help sure what to do when you find your answer, a financial question 'v. arises, whether it s % VERMONT NATIONAL Congratulations Best Wishes HY-WAY FURNITURE Rte. 4 Center Rutland Compliments Of: SMITH INSURANCE AGENCY Best Wishes To The Class Of 1982! 137 PAUL’S MOBILE HOMES — USED CARS CLEANERS COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR BODY, COLLISION 8« PAINTING SPECIALISTS MOORE’S AUTO ROBERT L. MOORE, OWNER OPERATOR NO. MAIN ST. (MILL VILLAGE) RUTLAND, VT. 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Fur And Garment Storage Shirts Laundered Phone 775-5955 VERMONT Compliments Of: CERAMIC SUPPLY, INC. CLIFFORD FUNERAL 447 West St. (Rt3. 4) Rutland, VT. Tel. 775-4540 HOME Congratulations To The Class Of 1982 138 COMPLIMENTS OF SEVEN UP BOTTLING CO. OF RUTLAND DISTRIBUTOR OF SEVEN-UP-CANADA DRY-A W PRODUCTS BUD’S CAR WASH Automatic And Self-Serve Rutland, Vermont STEWART’S CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY 463 West Street Rutland, Vermont Telephone: 775-2702 TOSSING FUNERAL HOME EVELYN’S FLORIST SHOP 211 N. Main Street Rutland, Vermont Tel: 775-2111 Or 775-7225 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1982! MR. C’S SEAFOOD AND CONVENIENCE MARKET North Main Street Rutland, Vermont Congratulations Class Of ’82 CURIOUS EYE WORLD OF SWEATERS 84 Woodstock Ave. Rutland, Vermont HUGH DUFFY COAL COMPANY INC. 190 West Street Rutland, Vermont 05701 THE MCMILLAN FAMILY CHARLES J. MARROW, ATTY. AT LAW WILLIAM J. MCDONALD, D,M.D. VERMONT FEDERAL SAVINGS SULLIVAN MCCLALLEN DR. WILLIAM A. DALL, D.D.S. WILSON CLOTHING COMPANY Proctor Trust Compliments Of TURTLE GREEN BOUTIQUE 66 Merchants Row Mon.-Thurs. 9:30-5:30, Fri. Till 9:00, Sat. Till 5:00 Congratulations Class Of 1982 From THE FOLEY DISTRIBUTING CORP. Congratulations Class Of 1982 From FRUITLAND Our Specialty Is Fruit Baskets 146 West Street Rutland, Vermont 05701 COURCELLE’S FLOWER SHOP 12 Evergreen Ave. Rutland, Vermont Compliments Of CHET’S EXXON Rutland, Vermont WEST STREET THRIFTI West Street Rutland, Vermont Discount-Beer-Wine-Soda CC More Than A Drugstore” At The OSCO DRUG Great Rutland Mall 142 CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES To The CLASS OF 1982 To The From CLASS OF 1982 From JOHNSON BUILDING SUPPLY Peter Shapley 1 144 .