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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1984 volume:

MT. ST. JOSEPH ACADEMY: MSJ: 1. A community housed by two buildings, one old and the other ancient. 2. A place where we learned to study (cram). 3. Where we have grown not only from our lessons but from each other. 4. A place that will be missed. 2 CONTENTS SENIORS P. 7 FACULTY ADMINISTRATION .... P. 55 ORGANIZATIONS .........P. 65 SPORTS P. 83 S As Adi n.MW k{% t J A dsr n£ v V 4 (Waj , A O A 'ji ,Al'L s (i INDICATION A tribute to someone � given a great deal of time and effort Because we feel that Mrs. Sandra Coyle and Mr. Ralph was in the hook.” As friends, they have guided us Musella have given so much of themselves to our class, through some of the most challenging years of our lives. we are dedicating our yearbook, the I J®4 Mount, to them. We, the class of 1984, thank you. Mrs. Coyle and Mr. As teachers, they have taught us more than just what Musella. I MOUNT SAINT JOSEPH ACADEMY 127-129 CONVENT AVENUE RUTLAND, VT 05701 i � Dear Graduates of 1984, It is with just pride that I extend sincere and joy-filled congratulations to you as you conclude your years of secondary education and begin the rest of your life. Mt. St. Joseph is much the richer for your presence, your life and your love. I hope that you also have been enriched with the presence and love you have received. As the famed DESIDERATA encourages, Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth and Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. May God bless you through the years and His presence be ever in your awareness. Love and prayer, t SENIOR: 1. A higher life form that frequents the lobby and certain infamous fields and roads. 2. The rulers and rowdies of M.S.J. 3. Those who set noble (???) examples. 4. Idols of the freshmen. 11 ► 4 SPOTLIGHT ' C ose , n w £ rock ’n roll .eS !Cfl M v-up A, ?? ! ■ o «£© e v otv so' qoo jV r 'e. er Scliooltime X 6 $ c-£ Growing panes GO TO THE HEAD OF THE CLASS! . • Pfj Neat as a pin c ( X v ’ se s G (ZtaduQt£l o bating In condition Easy going first l Pbof'toc e Congratulations! I® “I’m dreading the start of school” ersatili SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 1. CLASS BROWNIES - Mari Omland and Fred Lorman 2. CLASS TALKERS - Kirsti Wilson and Dave Liscinski 3. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED - Lisa Thomas and Peter Giancola 4. CLASS MUSICIANS - Kristine Weeden and Peter Giancola 5. BEST LOOKING - Courtney Anderson and Chris Hurcomb 14 1. SEXY SEVENTEEN - Barbie Aicher and Matt Cartier 2. CLASS ARTISTS - Kirsti Wilson and Mike Donahue 5. MOST ORIGIONAL - Clodagh Coghlin and Matt Cartier 4. DONE MOST FOR CLASS - Mari Om- land and Rich Alexander 5. CLASS CLOWNS • Crista Halpin and Chris Levins y 15 AND MORE I. BEST SMILE - Crista Halpin and Rob Parento 2. CLASS ATHLETES - Mari Omland and Kevin Bombardier 3. CLASS COD RLE - Mr. and Mrs. Keith Heald •� . FRIENDLIEST Carolyn Fleald and Fred Lorman 5. ( LASS BRAINS - Lisa Thomas and Peter Giancola 6. BEST DRESSED Colleen McCauley and Chris Vignoe l(. 1. MOST CHANGED - Barb McDonough and Jim Cerreta 2. MOST SPIRIT • Marv Aquistapace and Chris Ciccotelli V MOST QUIET - Coni Gould and Dwight Ferrick I. CLASS THESPIANS • Mo Gallagher and Rich Alexander V CLASS FLIRTS - Paula Muscatello and John Otoka (y CLASS TAXI DRIVERS - Mary Kay Kelley and Dave Baker 17 BARBARA JEANNE AICHER BJ and the Barracuda - VSB Creamy queen CKI.MBJSP T.Y. SPAC 83 To exist is to mature, to mature is to go on creating oneself endless- ly. Track 1.2.3,4, Soccer 1,2 Cheering 1,3.4 See ya. JENNIFER L. ALDRICH Jenny . . . Mark! Martha s V. '82 The Burnt One The Stones! Cats 6 30 83 MR (awes-ome) D.C. 3 17! Rm. 316 Notes Story Time. C-JJ 3 U.N. 3 NHS 2.3.4 Spelling Team 3 S. Bowl 4 Senate 2.3.4 VP 4 Yearbook 1.2.3.4 Editor 4 RICHARD C. ALEXANDER JR. Rich : F o o t b. 3 4 F.B..D.H.: Sometimes you just gotta say..! A.J. ALEX Screamin' DASHER Rinky Rex et K.T. Football 3.4 Soccer 1.2 Class Pres. 3.4 Boys State 3 Basketball 2 Drama 2.4 PATRICIA M. ALTOBELL Trash Can! I'm dieting. I'd rather dance. M.L.S.D. 1 6 11 83 - The Inspector- x� ps! West Side Story • T.B.H.C. If you can dream it. you can become it. Ski 1.2. Majorette 2.3.4 N.H.S. 2.3.4 Dancing 1.2.3,4. MARY COURTNEY ANDERSON Court MCBKLPS JD MEMORIES Thanx LYa The Dog w MK 82 FLA Journey w Leen 83 RD Trips JP w J Dream On 25 EWS Lorky BOT LOVER- BOY Turn Me Loose Cheering 1.2.3.4 Cotillion Yr. Book The Crystal Ship JM J ILU 18 MARY CATHERINE AQUISTAPACE M c e m Memories CMKBLSPJ! Steve 12 13 80 Faithfully Absolut-ly Laughter Cape Cod • Crista Binky's Rd. Trips Jr. From 83 RP Sometimes in life . . . Friendly's Cheering 1,2.3.4 Tennis Secretary 1.2 Great friends 1.2.3,4 Take Care! DAVID BAKER F.V.B.. 66. VH. Aerosmith '83 Dirty Deeds, Monty and the Boys. Hey Dude Let’s Party!! TOGA '81 No One Like You . TOGA 83 Ban- dit 2. Zoom-S-P, ACE ABCs 1.2.3's. Risky Busi- ness David Road , $.25. Avoir L'Ecole Football 1.2.3.4 Basketball 1.2.4 KEVIN J. BOMBARDIER 33. 3 Bargy.Bombaigy Urn. Behave yourself! Mary K. Sullivan March 10,1983 Football 1.2.3,4 cpt Hockey I 2,3.4 cpt Track 2.4 Baseball 1 ROBERT BECKETT PEGGY M. BRUSO Eclipse of the Heart • Andy Peg . . . Wayne 9 9 83 Fair Here comes Trouble S.H. S.L. Fun Times Class of '84 Parties Yes. I know I'm a flirt! Y.P.M.O.Y.F.J. Born to be free 19 JOANNE CAGGIGE Youth Group Magic JC JC friends forever RG, PB, BH Boys, Boys. Boys Give me a hug P.K. forever Smile it's good for you Plain Street gang I.ove yourself! Dare to be different. I LOVE TO ACT! Love the world away. MATTHEW B. CARTIER Cart. 22 Busterbrown Asia Monty and the boys. Heat- ers Zoom. S. and P.. Clap- ton.' 58, Kiss. A-smith. Kinks FVB 1.2,5,4 capt Hockey 1.2,3,4 capt. Tubes Golf 1,2 Track 5.4 TODD J. BURGESS Paris '85 . . . Bermuda '84 Angus S. Eddie . . . D'E- sposito 7 25 Who's next' Is anybody in there' . . . TJP Hey dudes. Lets Party. Baseball 1,2 Work 5.4 KRISTINE ANN CAMPBELL Kris Paul - 12 24 82 Kace! Always Forever Brown eyes Campbells - Beach babies ski bums Hampton B. w S.P.. Con- do's! Phone convos. w I.aura Crash 5; Exxon - whomobile Majorette 1.2,3 Softball 4 JAMES J. CERRETA Jazzman. Bandit. Jazz E.T. CERRET. 82 BENCH BRIGADE 84 Jasmin Lane Football 1,2,3.4 Skiing 1.2,5 Basketball 4 Baseball 1 CLODAGH ALICE COGHLAN Faces and Places we will never forget. Always re- member the good times, got to have Kaya now! BBS WNS MSJ ILYA! Europe '83 Thumper THC PWT Irish Fred soccer 5.1 skiing 3,4 Tennis 3.4 Memories MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER DONAHUE 10 PRINT'Don; Fr. D.; Kip; Funny Kid; Class Clown; Impersonator; Computer Whiz (freak) Chemistry Class Reunion (Gretta will crash it) It's been fun every I, Goodbye Thank you END . . . Band 1,2,3 Computer Science 4 CHRISTOPHER C. NNOR Big C. MSJ has been really great. For Graduation Day. We could hardly wait. So. here is the day We've all been wishin' But to tell the truth. I'd rather be fishin'. DEBORAH ANN DROP Dcrba,POLISH POWER! Dropski.Drip.The Cem! Markowski's. Martins The most scared! Life must go on!! RL Perfect season 0-16 Majorette 3.4 Basketball 1,2,3.4 WILLIAM DAVID FADS Freihofers and Coca-Cola! Insanity mode...Foo late to forfeit. Pete No, spell it F-A-D-S!! Track 1.2.3.4 Indoor Track 2.3,4 X«coun- try running Team Captain 1983. CHRISTINE MARIE EGGLESTON Chris . . . Lights Out. NOW! Gcx d things come in small packages. OHOF What dog SCIM FT ATI. No, I don't live on Hazel Street. Quarters with BBC L Basketball 1.2.3 Drama 3,4 Softball 4 DWIGHT C. FERRICK II One must not always think so much about what one should do but rather what one should be. Cross Country skiing 2 Key Club 2,3,4 Student Senate 4 MIKE FITZSIMMONS Football 1,2.3,4 Fitz STL party Barb and Mike forever Quiet Riot ELIZABETH FOLEY Beth . . . Lights Out. NOW! OHOF HBW Summers at the lake I can't believe you did that Quarters with BCCL LYKK What dog. Yo Chicken! Swat the S Zone SCIM SGTH NYC Who's Copilot ong + icka NHS Yearbook 3.4 Drama 2,3.4 ANDREW J. FREEMAN Basketball I Track 2 Ski Pico Muddy Prom Night 'H3 The Clash. The Kinks Iron Maiden 3Prremau Hfianrola KIM M. FREY Kimmie Ramona the Brave 5 2 8 3 • Infinity S.M. + K.F, unique nose • radical scene radio raids • Chickister 3 of us; wheels (3p-J) Sr. Ball - Scott; my car.' rainbows; pink bal- loons' Oklahoma; Basket- ball 2 MAUREEN A. GALLAGHER Mo Smile . . Whisper TOGA VSB Creamie Queen Binky s PCX3H 2 Mr. D!J.P. w R.L. SKLBFJCDM If you don’t understand my si- lence you won’t understand my words. Cheering 2.4 Dra- ma 1,2.3.4 Cotill. 4 Senate 1.2 VP 3 Tennis 3.4 GF-Ball 4 Soccer 1.3 Yrbk. 3.4 G-State 3 RENEE GALLIPO Love isn’t put in your heart to stay.I.ove isn’t love till you give it away! JC. J-time j I’d rather be dancing! Cousins are brothers sis- ters forever! MAGIC. BI w Jodi. D. word is . . . PETER WILLIAM GIANCOLA X-C. skiing 1. Sax Symbol Marble City Swing; Jazz! Ski Mt. Top. Ross; Abnaki Jam; Reeds; Band 1.2.3.4 NHS 2.3.4 Key Club 1.2.3.4 Pres. 1 X-C Run 2.3.4 X-C Ski 1.2.3.4 All State 3.4 Districts 1.3.4 Boys St. 3 ©abrith- luertin SHANNON GOODRICH Shan-non . . . Telephone Track with Mr. Sunkist Bos- ton and New York '81 Pits .. . YUK! Anything the mind can conceive, the body can achieve! Cross Country 1.2 Soccer 3,4 Track 1.2.3.4 CAROLYN P. GRAVES Larlie Horses. Horses. Horses. Lake Dunmore. Let's go riding. In every living thing is the spirit to be free. Spring Fling '81 -'84 Basketball 1.2.3 Softball 1 DAVID E. GOODRICH Goody catcher Yankees 1 GO NAVY Baseball 1.2.3,4 Football 1.2 Voc-Tec 4 Live simply, so others may live. CONSTANCE GOULD Coni C.A.B. forever Love wasn't put in your heart to stay. Love isn't love till you give it away.” September 19. '71 Chevy Follow your dream wherever it leads. CHRISTINE M. GUERTIN USE 11 8 82 - forever 8 JP 83 A Night to Remember GMM WR Rapids 10 17 80 Camping - 2 26 82 • 83 • 8-1 Luv my opal! Frosh summer Airband 81-83 38 Special I lampton Beach Summer 83 Parties • I've had my share. 24 CRISTA M. HALPIN Smile! KMBCI.JSP ... Thanks! Summer of 82 Fricndly‘s Laughter! Cape Cod-MA Jr. Prom- Dream on . . . Europe '85: cucumbers? Whisper! SPAC '8 3 Uinky's POOH 4 Sometimes in life . . . Cheer 1-4 Drama 5-4; Take Care! CAROLYN M. HEALD Ski Pico w Bag Balm V.S.B. Creamie Queen Europe ‘8} Cucumbers CARE Buddy Air Band 81-83 TOGA JPJC83 Binky's Sometimes in life .. . Thanks for Memories MCKSPBJL Luv Ya Ski 1.2.3.4 Soccer 1.2.3.4 Drama 2.3.4 Softball 1.2.4 Treas. 1.2.4 JONATHAN P. HEBERT The Mayo Clinic Louis The King and I Oklahoma Monty Python Oh Dear the radios exploded PYX 106 night in the ruts The Big fella Phantas magoria KEITH HEALD Did it in study hall Dad! You might think I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one; and 1 hope some day you will join us; then the world will be as one. FVB Air Band 1,2.3,4 VSB. TGWB. BB. FB 1.2.3.? St 1 JEANNINE C. HORNE Neeme The Best of Times w Kat. Plans for The Big H '83 Summer of '82 • Maine Junior Prom '81. 82. '83 3 10 83 G.I.WK.O- .L.Y! Dream On_ 23 CATHERINE M. HUDAK Cathy-who! Kris Exxon whomobile,EXERCISE-ooh Our D J conversations MT Kill.Patch,shorts.Mike I, O.D. on Vitamin C-Stace L.K.C.C. Crash-Close Call St.Mike's pennied in Squish Looker from KC.SP. ELIZABETH A. HUGGINS Betty, Carol. Jean. Ethel. Peps. Babe. Jo-Jo. Dawn not Don'.'Yeh right! For those who love.time is an eternity. We are living - love - walking.talking.breath - ing love.MSB Cleve.ncver forget it!!! See Ya Adam. CHRISTOPHER T. HURCOMB I lure Suntan Ken 1 Spat- ula Jockey FVB Baker s The Big Guy Bermuda '84 Mo Fo Hooters nil 2 21 8} Football 1.2,5,4 Tennis 1 Ski 1.2.3.4 Track 2.3.4 MARY KAY KELLEY Memories C L TFABT Marne CA The Dog 10 9 85 JSC Time for me to fly JPWJC Never say good- bye 6 3 83 Turn Me Loose Rinky Rex X or Y Hampton w c W R Thanks CMLCBCKCSMSPBJCH Cheering 1.2.3.4 Tennis 1.2,3.4 HEATHER L. KINGSTON Squeeze! Clip-ons, cruisin' in the bomb, cotillion 82 O.W.A.N.! JR prom - W.A.B.? Merchants Row - 1983 Bugaboo nights w A.A.A. Don't forget the straws! Back d x r getaways 1,2.3,4 - Elks City Yearbook 4 (6 10 83) SCJ! 26 CHRISTOPHER LEVINS What’s a F'ERB? Hoop:ya Suntan Ken 2; FVB; ROTH-VH Bakers 25's w Ralph 2 21 83 TYLER- Aerosmith Bill’s Rendezvous - Blew it ROCK n’ ROLL - Mr. Mojo Risen Basketball 1,2.3,4 Football 1,4 DAVII) ANTHONY LISCINSKY Sky; 12.-' Bermuda '84 Fling 3-4 States Hopfuls II K)ter Rooter Suburban. Q.L. Laughter-house C.R. Super Sunday B.V.J.S.K.M.RK. It's been interesting! Pres 2 Baseball 1 Football 1.2.3,4 Basketball 1,2,4 Track 2.3 WTM 3,4 Elks City 3 TIMOTHY MANFREDI Timber . . . Timothe KISS and PINK FLOYD 1 Is there anybody out there? . . . I'm still wait- ing. J.M.. K.M.. D.S.. F.H.. Baseball 2.3.4 Band 1.2.3.4 Key Club 2.3 FREDERICK G. LORMAN. JR. Freddie. Ace. Lorm How we do'n? Hey Dude Ba- ker's 25's weekends ID; Hooter Rooter What's Shaken'' I forgot. Who's driving.' Mo Fo Football 1,2.3.4 Basketball 1.2.3.4 GREG P. MASLACK Basketball 1. The leaper! TYRONE! Def Uppard! AC DC! Friday + Saturday nights! Summer '83 Dave. John and Me! 4 15 83 Flor- ida - John 2 oz. Bubbs! Bub- bie! Kevin! Otoka Hurry Up! Swimming. 77 COLLEEN ANN MCCAULEY Lecner JP8}w JS CMSKLBJP Memories Th- anx SPAC Abby Rd. Journey Tour 83 Fla. w Court AB- SOLUT-I. Y! Loverboy 83 Laughter Sometimes in life ... 38 Special Secretary 3 Chewells Swixer Pita Air- band 3-4 See ya. BARBARA J. MCDONOUGH There is only one success - To be able to spend your life in your own way. Cest la vie. red purple, Durable loaf- ers. The Cats Say hey baby this is true. NHS 2,3.4 Sftball 1,2 Yrbk. 2,3.4 Au revoir mcs amis !! ANTHONY PAUL MAZZERIELLO Summers at the lake, good times.NYC.Cruisin the town MAZZ,Floyd.Fox hunt JR Prom.Croise to 13 Sideline team 73 Work in the sum- mer sun Detention.for what' Football 1.2 JOSEPH J. MCDERMOTT Judas, Aero. Ozzy, Triumph Beatles live forever, but Scorpions live longer! Fol- sum Prison . . . It's up to you Simon. THE ZOO Basketball 1.2.4 LAURA ELLEN MERONE Friendship Cruisin Crashing w Kris Geometry Girls gum ! Nature phone calls w K.C. The Bev Mo- bile Thanks for the memo- ries Nancy and Kris. Track 1 Yearbook 4 Goodtimes 1.2,3.4 28 ANHUSOHN MONTGOMERY Charlie • It really is A-N-H- U-S-O-H-N. 1 have to work tonite. A W BMW 533i Bermuda 1984 Reservoir - Jr. From Track 3,4 X- Country Skiing 4 MELISSA L. MOORE Jin.Mel.Dee.Pooh.DIET Jet Florida � 3 .Pardon! Out of state boyfriends! N.Y.N Y.$45 • Bermuda’ 84 Dream dreams make them come true!-exercise skiing 3.4. NY Trip 1,2 Dra- ma 3.4 Youth Min. 2,3,4 WILLIAM J. MULLIN Smilin’ Yamaha IT 175 B.S. Si B.M. Workouts 62 State Champs 1983 Mendon Joe Bingo Mexico Football 1.2,3.4 Baseball 1,2 SHAWN P. MOORE M x resy So close but yet so far' Baseball ‘8.3 D. word is ... Fun!!! B. Crew '83 w B.G. T.G. 3rd period w K.C. R.G. Baseball 1.2,3.4 Co-captain 4 STACEY E. MUMFORD ACE BED 82 E. John Con- cert FF Dumps Rexy Say hey baby Cotillion Mr. D AB Bill K( ReservoirW.stock! Bakers R inky rex Florida swinging Nettles w S B Mary x or y Thanks for the memories Cheering 1,2,4 Drama 1.2 29 jteateUo ©toka JODI A. MUSCATELLO Jode..Dancing..St eve 12 13 81 pearls r 4-ever B.I.w Rcnce. G.I.O.T.A. Patty's Angels B.C.J.K.M. twinkles 5 VC.B OKLA- HOMA SNAKE ugga. co- tillion 3 VC.B 1,2.3 Jazz D. 3.4 DANCING 1.2,3.4 . . .! PAULA A. MUSCATELLO Paranoia' Not in my car. BU. Summer 83 . W.B. LMG RinkyRex. Florida Swinging Nettles w S B. Pearl; BID Who's Kid'n Who. Me - Flirt.' Thanks For the Memories . . . Soc- cer 1,2,3.4 Track 1,2.3,4 Ski- ing 1.2.3.4 V. Pres. 1.2.3 KATHLEEN E. MYTYCH Journey 6 15 83 The Ethel- mobile TT147 - DM. Powerlines • Most M.P.'s 1 Laughter House Gum Chewing Mama's The Par- ty's Over - S.P. MARI C. OMLAND M.O. I ski Pico Go for it school, in the winter'! Thanks BCKJI.MPS Good luck! stuck in La Cone skiing 1.2.3.4 . . . Soccer 1.2.3.4 Tennis 1,4 Yrbk. Stu. Senate 1.2.3.4 Drama Club 3.4 Soft- ball 2 NHS V. Pres. 4 Band 1,2 Girls State '83 JOHN E. OTOKA John Jack A.A. BINGERS. 11 K B NYC '82. '83. Flor- ida Bubbs Unintended but suspended Bench Brigade '82 ChilliBilly S.B. '83 w the Lady in red. Behind those eyes, still burnin'. Football 1.2,3.4. Funzi's favr't. Hock- ey 2,3.4 Baseball 1. JO LESLIE M. PAOLUCCI LUCE Merely 17 Murdle B + C KARENS DRIV- ING?! ASIA '83 CRUISIN' w B V NYC 2.3 Drama 3.1 NHS 2.3.4 Yearbook 4 To- day well live makes every yesterday a dream of happi- ness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. See Ya! ROBERT J. PARENTO You can soon determine the caliber of a man by as- certaining the amount of opposition it takes to dis- courage him. France ‘83 Model UN. X-C. Running 1.3 Basketball 1.2.3.4 Tennis 1.3 Football 4 Boy’s State 3 STACEY JANE PHELPS Stace .. . Roonie . . . So- phie Hampton ‘81 '83 w K S Condos . . . JC JS . . . Cortina SJK - 6 26 83, Bomoseen Cruisin w Kris Toyota Doritos . . . Sum- mer of '81 Project Help '82 w LM V-Soft ball 2.3.4 Soc- cer 2 TINA J. PONTON Tin Grin '82-'83 . . . Smile .. . Plans for the big H !! Mr. Ed .. . makes me smile 1 will always be me. Thanks Trina and Neeners Year- book 4 Cheering 1.2.3 SHARON CAROL QUIRK David.7 2 83.8 15 83 Pink Floyd.My Buddy.NY. Jo- sh u a. Horse racing.SP AC. The Boss.The Box.Kiss. SR Bail.Kosher.Bruce. A little bit around the eyes! Coni U I.Me Ethel. White Plains 31 DAVID RECZEK Junior Prom S.M. 7 25 8} D'Fsposito Toka, Maz, Es- kimoes Highway to Hell, Angus Bermuda. The Hina Final Party Flying or study- nK KARFN MARIE RIZZIERE Pooh . . . Dec. Jin. + me; The Most Scared J.G.P.C! Les Murdle . . . Zoom! Seen w Rutland girls; D.S. sis Always laugh- ing Hockey cheering 2.5 Softball I. NIIS 5.4 Elks City 5 KRISTINE M. SMALL Well hey . . . Summer life! Alone we search for beauty, together we find love. Carol remember those Friday nights in 82 85 Party at Leslie s Land . . . Bird Re- member Summer H5 Always! DAVID A. SHAPPY Reczek's ATC Crash Fun in the Subaru K.A. Rock + Roll Good evening. Offi- cer Triumph May 14, '85 11 51 H1 .. . RUSSELL A. SMITH Bahamas 85 Journey 8 85 Buddha Sanctuary New York Smitty Rock of Ages Keep Your Sense About You Don't be doing that! Q.L. Exposed to the Rockies 81 Prom 85 Kinks 85 Doo- hie Brothers 79 12 DINA ANN SPAFFORD Dec, Rosie , Red . Flirt.? K.R. sis. summers at V.A.C. Special Ed. 83-84 F.F.M., C.B. Creek Rd. Parties Ka- ren;'! Great memories! Never lose sight of your dreams. X-country skiing 2 RAYMOND BRONSON SPENCER III Bronnie, Bron. Schwabb. How's your hammer.-' I don't drive like that anymore. Kawasaki 400 Can I have a ride home? Suspended Again! HF.Y Dl'DE BS. BM. Bud workouts. COBCO Raquetball Senior V.P. JOHN J. STANLEY. Jr. 73 D.F.W.T.M Good deal The Blues Brothers Morri- son will never die Football 1.2.3.4 Golf 2.4 Baseball I. Minstral 1 Student Senate I It s time to rock goodbye! BRAD TAGGETT Paris Island 8-1 Have you ever experienced Jimi; Off on a tangent; Sitting on a cornflake; Zeppelin Living for the weekend. MSJ is not . . . Baseball 3,4 Football 1.4 JANINE TATRO JIM DEE MEL POOH; JET 11 Hey Mel! FA. '83; Strand- ed Toronto '82 Missed Day l! Happiness is not found at the end of the road, but along the way! Tennis 1 X- Country Ski 2 Yearbook 4 Soccer 1.2.3,4 NHS 3.4 33 ANGELO TEDESCO II Journey, Acrosmith, VII CO - Keep your sense about you Italian Salute, Gut man Rim. Quick or Slow, Tent Jr. Prom, Pits. Apple Joe. BINGO, AC.KB. Times at Gorges. Come on jump Italian Stallion. Stud! LISA R. THOMAS Smilin' POOH 3 Ski Mt. Top Bullet . . . Cruisin '82 . . . Mr.D? SPAC. NWP. TOGA '83 ... LAUGH- TER Binky's . . . BB The Window!” Go for it! K MSCBJR P: Love Ya Track 3.4 X-CSki 1,2,3.4 X-C Run 1.4 Yearbook 3.4 NILS. 2.3.4 Girls State 3 MICHAEL W. THOMSON Thomson - no P! U.N. (KAT) 11 4 6 83 Ski Bum. Pico - Shelly Kinks 3 29 83 Journey 6 14 83 Overnight Prom of '83 Born to ski Alpine ski 2.3.4 Base- ball 2.3.4 (Marty-ball?) THEODORE P. TRAPENI Ted 14 B • ball REC. The AWESOME THREE- SOME Aerosmith - 83 - STED What's her name? Circles Well maybe. N’ah Football 1 Airband 3.4 34 ROBIN E. TRAVERSE Bill - B.S. - Roily Weekends n Brandon w Guert. ZACKERys Bill and I 3 8-1 L.V. K.M. at Voc. Human Services 3.4 Me and my Mom! JOHN WILLIAM VALENTE Big V 53 From You only see obstacles when you take your eyes off the goal THANKS Student Senate 2.3.4 Fres. 4 Football 1.2.3,4 I loop 1.2 Stats 2.3.4 Drama 3.4 Boys State Track Min- strel 1 Science Fair 1 LORRIE VAN LEW Seen with Robin Kathi Eun times at VOC Yes I got the car today!! The most I can do for my friend is sim- ply to be his friend ... MARY E. VALENTE If we learn how to give our- selves and to forgive others, we need not seek happiness- it will seek us. OKLAHO- MA Jr. From ‘83 Road Block w PGZ NHS 2.3.4 Yrbk. 3.4 Science Fair 1 Ma- jorette 2.3,4 Co-capt. 4 Class Sec. 4 Minstrel 1 SARA OAKES VARGAS Stop!!! What? . . . The Driver. The Buyer. Binky’s house Tanning squad, abused loafers. Fool - hop- ping, Mill River. Summer '82. Model UN escape. 17 Tournment, Jr. From 1, Dance Marathon, NHS 2,3,4 Yearb x k, Tennis 1,2.3.4 35 CAROL JEAN WALKER Our only real treasures are those we carry in our hearts. CARWAS.CAD 32 Jean- ie.C.J.,brcad,Cutral Just call out my name. Hockey Cheerleading 2,3 Band I.2,3,4 KIRSTEN L. WILSON Kirsti - SKI BUM! Sum- mcr’82 Binky’s! POOH 1 CLMSBJP Thanks CRISTA - CRISTA! JP - Apples! SPAC - '83 w The Com- puter Scott - TNLY! Cotil- lion '82 Skiing Tennis 1.2,3.4 NHS 2,3.4 Majorette 2,3 Girls State Girls Football 4 Soccer 1 CHRISTOPHER J. VIGNOE Viggy What the heck! They let you take the car! The Awesome Threesome Take a ride on the spaceship Football 1,4 Basketball 1.2,4 Tennis 1.2.3.4 Cross Country 3 KRISTINE BELLE WEEDEN Kris CAD! Take a hike! Washington in May 73! CAMPING! Friendship is a rainbow between two peo- ple. Band 1,2.3.4 NHS 3.4 J.V. Basketball 2 Close-up 3 Girl's State 3 KATRINA ELIZABETH WING Kat The Doors - The F.nd 13 the window Summer 82 • road trips. TKLJ the lake Maine cakes 10 31STH Brenda 8 23 82 J. Geils - KTC.L - JJ TJ JC Prom PEPSI NOW’ Stay gold! Tennis 1.2.3.4 Basketball 1.2.3.4 36 F’AULINE GRACE ZUK Though wc travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us. or we find it not. Drama 2.3.4 Air Band. W.S.S. in C.S.A. . . . CETA. NIIS. TUNES. UN HIKAT! LAST, BUT NEVER LEAST!!! WATCH OUT WORLD___ Aren’t I a cutie?? Hey, I’m too cool!! Is that really you, Katrina?? HERE COMES THE CLASS OF 84!! 37 WHAT’S IN YOUR FUTURE?? PROPHECY: An absolutely accurate prediction (courtesy of the Yearbook Staff psychics) of what you will be doing at some undetermined point in the future. BARBIE AICHF.R will marry John, John, or Jon. JENNY ALDRICH will be planning for a special day in 198'. RICH ALEXANDER will be ' dashing away. TRICIA ALTOBELL will be dancing on Broadway. COURTNEY ANDERSON will be a future Miss USA CLODAGH COGHLAN will leave never knowing she was here. CHRIS CONNOR will still be the Big C . MIKE DONAHUE will have his own cartoon column in the papers. DEBBY DROP will still be trying to figure out how many makes 6. DAVE EADS will win the Boston Marathon. CHRIS EGGLESTON will still be hearing snakes”. MARY AQl'ISTAPACE will still be working part time at Benn- Burry. DAVE BAKER will be singing It's time to relax ... BOB BECKETT will be seen traveling to and from Mt. Holly. KEVIN BOMBARDIER will be skating for the U S. Hockey Team. PEGGY BRUSO will be head nurse at Rutland Hospital. TODD BURGF.SS will still be driving around in his brown truck. JOANNE CAGGIGE will still have the Friendliest smile. KRIS CAMPBELL will still be on the phone with Laura. MATT CARTIER will be modeling for GQ. JIM CERRETA will be jazzing his way through life. DWIGHT FERRICK will still be quiet. 38 CHRIS CICCOTF.LLI will still be rewriting his senior caption. MIKF. FITZSIMMONS will still be called Fitz . WHAT’S IN YOUR FUTURE?? BETH FOLEY will still be asking Karen for the time. ANDREW FREEMAN'S eyes w.ll still be closed. KIM FREY will still enjoy Freydays . MO GALLAGHER will be picking apples. RENEE GALL1PO will dance her life away. PETE GIANCOLA will be jamming with Chuck Mangione. DAVE GOODRICH will always be a Goody two-shoes. SHANNON GOODRICH will be famous track star. CONI GOULD will be a telephone operator. CAROLYN GRAVES will still be riding horses. CHRISSY GUERT1N will have a job at the Howard Bank. CRISTA HALPIN will be the author of 1001 Ways to Laugh”. CAROLYN HEALD will be manufacturing bag balm. KEITH HEALD will be preaching good will to the world. JONATHAN HEBERT will still be a real nice guy. JEANNINE HORNE will still be seen hanging out at the Wings' house. CATHY HI DAK will forever be stuck up on the mountain. BETH HUGGINS will still be cheering on the Mountie hockey players. CHRIS HURCOMB will still have sweet feet. MARY KAY KELLEY will be running Mary Kay Cosmetics. HEATHER KINGSTON will not be living in Castleton. CHRIS LEVINS will still be a FERB. DAVE LISCINSKY will be named The Dizzy Lizzy King . 39 FRED LORMAN will be dealing the aces . WHAT’S IN YOUR FUTURE? TIM MANFREDI will have replaced Charlie Watts in the Stones. GREG MASI.ACK will still be Greg Maslack. TONY MAZZAR1ELLO will still be making pizzas. COLLEEN McCAULEY will own Saks 5th Avenue. JOE McDERMOTT will be the Finast guy around. BARB McDONOUGH will be running McDunhams. LAURA MERONE will still be on the phone with Kris. CHARLIE MONTGOMERY will still be spelling his name for everyone. SHAWN MCX'IRE will still be clowning around. MELISSA M(X)RE will own a punk clothing store. BILL MULI.IN will be smiling in Mexico. STACEY MUMFORD will be saying ”Oh no. Mr. Bill! ’. JODI MUSCATELLO will still be going out with Steve. PAULA MUSCATELLO will still be flirting. KATHY MYTYCH will still be chewing gum. MARI OMLAND will always be off on a ski trip. JOHN OTOKA will be hosting the annual class reunion parties. LESLIE PAOLUCCI will be driving Murdle in the Indy 500. ROB PARENTO will be a watcrboy for the L A. Lakers. STACEY PHELPS will be a star pitcher for a women's softball team. TINA PONTON will still have three jobs. SHARON QUIRK will still be wearing noisy clogs. DAVE RECSEK will still be hanging out with Greg Maslack. 40 KAREN RIZZIERF. will still have a red nose • but why? WHAT’S IN YOUR FUTURE?? DAVE SHAPPY will still be accident prone. KRIS SMALI. will be saying, If I go down, everyone's coming with me! RUSS SMITH will still be answering the question, Where's Shrewsbury?” DINA SPAFFORD will still be 4-wheelin' in the Ram Charger. BRON SPENCER will still be on the farm. JOHN STANLEY will be the big man on campus. BRAD TAGGETT will still be one of Mr. Kelley's more memorable students. JANINE TATRO will still be smiling. ANGELO TEDESCO will be starring in the movie Italian Stallion. DENNIS THIBODEAU will be following Bill's trial to Mexico. LISA THOMAS will be uddering words of wisdom. MIKE THOMSON will still be saying. It's Thomson without a p TED TRAPENI will still have an extensive wardrobe. ROBIN TRAVERSE will be seen with I.orrie. JOHN VALENTE will be vice-principal of MSJ. MARY VALENTE will weigh 678 lb. l.ORRIF. VanLEW will be seen with Robin. SARA VARGAS will be a Driver's Ed. teacher. KRIS WEF.DEN will still be hitting the walls at Christ the Kmg. CAROL WALKER will still be saying. I don't know what to do. KIRSTI WILSON will still be the loudest of all of us. CHRIS V1GNOE will own stock in LaCoste Company. KATRINA WING will be driving in a demolition derby. 41 PAULINE Zl'K will still be at the end of the line. JUNIOR YEAR I mI . k JUNIOR JUNIOR - I A member of a £foup of studenti who is eternally striving lor the highly esteemed of senior 2 One who is known to tremble at the mentioning ol the name 'SCARFAO.K V One who is blissfully naise alsout tin- arduous task of filling out college applications i Oh. I m pjoinp: to apply to at least twenty sdtools '1 ;ront: E. Allen.J. Accavallo.J. Cassarino. N. Dube. P. Carbine. J. Chioniere, L. Abatiell, T. Decker, R. Brileva. L. Chioffi. L. Continello, L. Jcatty, J. Allen. Back: D. Beayon. S. Cwikowski, T. Crean, K. Costello, E. Abatiell. D. Charron. S. Blongy. I.. Adams. tow 1: T. Fagan, J. Ferrara. J. Ley. S. Johnson. P. Maniery, L. Kelly, M. Foley. Row 2: K. Hance. S. Kelley, M. Kurth, W. Kimball. K. vlcGarry. C. Guertin. S. Guertin, K. Eads. Row 3: B. McElroy, J. Millspaugh, L. LaFemina, J. Magro, D. McGee. R. Marshall. B. McCormick, T. Heleba. { Row 1: G. Randall. F. Fierce. D. Pockette, R. Parkman, R. Ponton. Row 2: S. Paolucci, K. Pellerin. K. Perry. I). Nagy. S. Parker. R. Mullin. R. Rogers. Row 3: L. Paolucci. R. Puma. M. Moore, F. Quinlan. L. Roche. I). Minor. M. Poalino. Row 1: K. Woods. A. Thompson. L. Tatro, M. Sullivan. M. Sabaraso. M. Valiquette. J. Taylor. Row 2: K. Steele. M. Socinski. M. Terry. R. Thomas. M. Tomasi. G. Warner. K. Thorne. Row 3: M. Zukowski. C. Simpson. W. Wyrisk. P. Thibodeau. P. Stacy. D. Solari. THE CLASS OF ’86 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE • 1. One who is a step above the freshmen. 2. One of Mr. Cioffi’s favorites. 3. One who has already mastered the fine art of evading homework. I Row 1: B. Cole. A. Cioffi, I). Casey. I.. Canney, L. Abatiell. T. Brown, M. Carroll. Row 2: M. Battles. A. Abatiell. C. Cassese.J. Altrui. T. Bianchi. H. Anderson, K. Clark. K. Burke, T. Adolfsson. L. Carbine. P. Barlett. I.. Ciccotelli. Row 3: II. Brannen. M. Aicher. C. Bianchi. I). Austin. S. Caggige. J. M. Baker. K. Bombardier, C. Burgess. Row 1: M. Courcelle, D. DiSabito, B. Gallagher. K. Coinolli. M. Fitzgerald. P. Dube. C. Gregorio. Row 2: J. Gee, M. Fggleston, R. Duprey.J. Cox. K. Crowley, C. Gallipo. O. Gauthier. K. Prey. Row 3: M. Gawct. M. Fsposito. P. Ferguson, G. Couture. S. Fdmonds, j. Fagan. J. Goodrich. C. Dumouchel. Row 1: G. Nagy. H. Monaco. M. Marini. R Knight. K. Omland. L Medor, L.Johnsson. P. Hurcomb. T. Manseau. Row 2: C. Mdocik, A. Miglorie.J. Halpin, K. Paolucci. A. M. Leno, G. Miglorie, K. i.loyd, A. Hall. A. Muscatello. Row 3: B. McPhee.J. Lynch. M. Joyce. S. Parento. R. Otoka, T. Kurant, E. Pak. H. Mahoney. Row 1: F. Stearns. J. Raymond. C. Sabataso. S. Smith. K. Rizziere. H. Pike. W. Politis. Row 2: S. White. D. Senecal. M. B. Stanley. E. Zakrzewski. M. K. Ryan. M. Thomson. L. Reczek, S. Rogert. Row 3: J. Romano. T. Tallagnon. J. Tomasi. P. Woods. S. Phelps. E. Roche. F. Wilson. H. Vargas. R. Parkman. FRESHMEN FRESHMEN: 1. The lowest life form found at MSJ. 2. One of Sr. Clementine’s favorites. 3. One who arrives at dances an hour early. 4. One who already knows which stores stock Cliff Notes. 51 ! Row 1: K. Buzzell. T. Cacioppi, VC'. Chioffi, D. Baldwin.J. Bates. C. Coombs, M. Butterfield. Row 2: S. Butler,J. Bianchi, I). Amsden, M. Bourgeois, K. Bridges. E. Courcelle, A. Courcelle, O. Beckett, S. Casey. Row 3: J. Costello, T. Abel, A. Childs, K. Brown, K. Baker. D. Austin. A. Bell. Row l;J. Gonyea. S. Fleming, J. Hebert. K. Jones. J. Fagan. H. Higgins. Row 2: D. Giancola, C. Henrichon, S. Forrest, M. Gabriele, P. Gallo. M. Flannery. C. Johnson. Row 3: T. Dali, C. Fish, W. Crowley. J. Kinsman. C. Dixon. L. Howard. E. Gelbar. P. Curran. S. Gilbert. Row 1: K. Ley. G. McClallen. R. Latta, S. Nestler. A. Medor, K. Levins. K. Notte. Row 2: B. Lawton. N. Miles. M. Langan. C. McHlroy, G. Miles. C. Kollmer. K. Nadler. M. P. Manning. Row 3: M. Loseby, M. Loseby. M. Magnant. S. M. McLaughlin. K. Norton. R. Marshall. J. Liscinsky, D. Miglorie. Row l: K. Wyant. L. Valente, S. Reilly. M. Powers. W. Temple. K. Pcllerin. G. Tedesco. Row 2: K. Robinson. M. Wilson. P. Polcaro, M. Perkins, S. Sullivan. R. Sheridan. S. Vitagliano, B. Woods, H. Wheeler. R. Pearce. R. Parkman. M. Valentine, K. Perry. M. Reczek. PARENTS AND FRIENDS CLUB The Parents and Friends Club is an organiza- tion dedicated to MSJ. It serves as a liason be- tween the school and the parents and does a great deal of fund raising. This year the PFC has pledged to contribute $75,000 to the school. The most apparent of all the PFC's activities is the weekly bingo, held every Wednesday night in the school gym. This fall, with a jackpot reach- ing nearly $3000, record numbers of people at- tended. The PFC also gave student organizations that worked at bingo half of the proceeds from the U-Pick-li games. Many clubs took advantage of this generous offer. In addition to sponsoring bingo, the club con- tributes to the general maintenance of the Mount. The PFC is responsible for the new boil- er that will be installed, the front doors, and the AV equipment. The Parents and Friends Club is certainly a vital part of MSJ. 54 ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION:- 1. Authors of the critically acclaimed best seller The Student Handbook. 2. Those who smoothly and efficiently run the shool. Mr. Joseph Flory, Assistant Principal Sr. Shirley Davis, Principal 3. The signers of notes, ringers of bells, and makers of announcements. ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL SCHOOL BOARD FRONT: Sr. Shirley Davis, Mrs. Sandra Coyle. BACK: M McDonough, D. Austin, R. Melocik.J. Flory. Fr. Mr. Ralph Musella, Mr. Joseph Flory. Engle. 55 TEACHERS ARE How does the whipped cream teaste, Mr. Sanborn? 56 Well, maybe Mr. Tecreault would know Dentention! Ha Ha Ha! PEOPLE TOO! Vfhat's my horoscope today? 57 ACULTY • • Mr� . Jennifer Baglcy: Enlgish. Art Mr� . Janci Baker: French ) Mi� Margie Canary: Office Manager Mi� Judy Ciiarclla: Religion Mr. Alfon o loffi: Driver F'd. sa Mrs. Sandra Coyle: English. French Mr. Michael Dwyer: English. Religion. History Mr. W illiam Eaton: English IT! AC 11 HR: 1. One who stands at the front of the room and lectures brilliantly (nonstop) for forty-five minutes, stimulating the eager young minds of his or her students. 2. The generous givers of homework. 3. A sedative. 59 Mv Pally Job: Math. Physiology Mr. James Kelley: History Mrs. Louise Kelley. Secretary FACULTY I Mr. Many McDonough: Math Mrs. Sheehan McGinnis: Business Fr. Gerald Ragis: Religion. Latin. Psychology Mr. Henry Ri icrc: History Mr. John Sanborn: Math Sr. Clementine Sikora. Librarian Mr. Richard Slack. Student teacher: Science 61 Mrs. Katherine Solari: Math Ms. Paula Stratton: French. Math Mr. John Tetreault: Science FACULTY Sr. Julia Marie Walsh. Secretary. Mrs. Harrington. Mrs. Ctallo, Mrs. (ioodcll. Mrs. Maricll. Kitchen Staff. 1 62 If then- in a vingle word that ian best describe Sr. Kuih (irjyMonc. the word in TEA HFK. An one who worked no tirele-NNly. gave no vc-lflc-vely. and imparted knowledge no calouNly. Sr. Kuth experienced great jov when Nhe succeeded in Nparking a student's inter- eNt and curiosity. For mer five decades. Nhe enriched the livcN of countle-NN students. Sr. Kuth'v dedication extended far beyond the c I a nn ■ room from her careful supervivion at Science FairN to her enthusiastic appiauNe at athletic eveniN. VC'e at MSJ will mis Sr. Kuth very much, but .in Father LaVallev reminded us while eulogizing Sivter. in the (Quantum Theory, energy iN never IonI only changed. Sr. Kuth'v contributione have made our Nchool and community a better place. J 63 ’«mar CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS Organization: a group of people who meet because they share some common interest, such as an intense love of studying, an insane desire to be quizzed live on radio, or a deep passion for yearbook deadlines. X Hji i lub i' ihiv' SthoUrC Ho I dlicrnaics. Mum he Soul Tr.nn! 65 Rutland Historical Snriptv and the Rutland Free Library. DRAMA CLUB ROW I:J l.« M Cuhoclc. I. 'latu . K P� ff ( I CartxrK- I Mc(un P DiiIvhUjii. 1 Manui 1 iWartv M Mllaylu • M huna'i M V. .tt ROW 2: Mf liagict. acivkor. II lluggmvj ( Mcl«wik. I R kIic, M Valentine. I' St am S Vttaglianu. I (Quinlan. I KoiIm.J Vali-ittr, S van. M. Zukowski, i .i-i' I Fagan i' Kitnbd s ...• •. Mi� kow v k Rioien r Gtrbint k l.inwl.J ll inc •• • S. Muni G Randall, M Tliomvon. M Kvan. ( ( jwm. J (juarm� . I) DiSahito. s Joliimin. ( CUcjvmi Drama has been a strong tradition at M.S.J. throughout the years. Of course, this year was no exception. Thanks to the diligent work of cast director Mrs. Bagley. the drama club has presented fall productions and .State I Act Plays lip the Down Staircase and The Life and Death of Almost Everybody. We would like to emphasize the overwhelming partici- pation in drama of M.SJ. students. From freshmen to seniors, the large group has proudly represented Vermont numerous times. Their quality productions are definitely a strong and everlasting tradition of fine arts at the Mount. I 0 0 4 3£F 't __________ jrAiRCASe by j}t aufman TECHNICAL CREW: Patty Thibodeau, Gary Randall, Karen Perry, Laurie Tatro, Sue Johnson. Christine Melocik, Stacey Phelps. Bill Kimball. 6th period art class directed by Jennifer Bagley assisted by Judy Citarella MSJ DRAMA CLUB'S FALL PLAY Sat. Non. 19 Sun. Nov. 20 CASE Stacey Parker. Mari Tomasi, Pauline Zuk. Liam Roche, David Eads, Jennifer Fagan. Jennifer He- bert. Mary Kate Ryan. Bill Kimball, Molly Martin, C «thy Casscessc, Scott Sullivan. Mike Valentine, Cathy Eads, Joanne Cassarino. Stacey Mumford, Paul Stacey, Laura Merone. Sal Vitagliano, Joanne ‘� ggigge, Farrell Quinlan, Audra Abatiell, Melissa Gabriellc, Leslie Carbine, Kevin Lloyd. Nick Spanos. Hammon Roche. Beth Huggins, Stacey V vant, Doug DiSabito CAST ; Ctiw. Ean orv f och Jeanne Ha (pin JoLa |en1c 6ob Latta lieatty I V i.l' fdm Quinlan Kevin L Jemifer Mari newasi Ddjid. tads Cathu Eads WerA Politis Caihii (dssese MiKrVbfcrvtire. 1 Vifadtano fev I ■ NicKS ttVi Thbod ju rca remj U6 JohrNSon USUe Paolufci Maur fVh F(f rmu MiKeZutewgd J 5yic VJfeeler Bill Kimball Dl FCTDR . • r. _ d_i. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ALWAYS HONORABLE! HOW I: M Otnland. I lavlor. F Altobdl. I latro. I Faoluco K Riz icu | latro HOW 2: H I'liomas P Giancol.. I l.ortnan. H McDonough. J Aldi;il-., K Fern. | ( rowlc ROW J: I. Ik-atn. K Xtlv n. I. Dumus. K Wit-den. K Small. M Valenti. S Vanrav II Folcv. KEY CLUB ________________ THE KKY TO SUCCESS!!! ROW I: J Lev. J IleSert A Aluticll M.F Manning K Undoes, I Bates HOW 2: I Abaticll. s MiGlamrlilin. S lilonp. I Geliur. M Perkins. Mr l ator; Advisor. GIRLS’ STATE K. Weeden, L. Thomas, K. Wilson, M. Gallagher, M. Omland BOYS’ STATE J Valente, K. Parento, K. Alexander, F. Lorman, P. Giancola, B. Mullin STUDENT The M.S.J. Student Senate, consisting of four members from each class and president elected by the student body, is a community oriented group which pends much of its time working for the students. The money which it raises is iven out in scholarships at the end of the year. The Student Senate's projects this year were all very successful. The Walk-a- hon netted more than eleven thousand dollars for the school. Project Hand- i-Hand allowed some ''gifted'' children to enjoy a football game with stu- ents. and Project Help had a record year. The Senate also organized dances, lc bloodmobile. and Spring Fling. It spent much time working with the ministration for the good of the students. The Senate's moderators are Mrs. Baker and Mr. McCue. The officers are hn Valente, president; Jenny Aldrich, vice-president; Stacey Parker, trca- jrer; and Jennifer Allen, secretary. Government: 1. That which governs (??) the student body. 2. An institution comprised of natural leaders who are eternally striving for the best class prom, the most rewarding Pro- ject Help, or the most pints of blood. Mrs. Baker, advisor. Mr. McCue, advisor. John Valente, president. STUDENT SENATE GOVERNMENT SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Although their work «� ficn goes unrecognized. the class officers lead their u� man� accomplishments throughout the school year. The senior class eoncemraied mainly on fundraisers for the Senior Hall ar • In- end of che year. Money making projects included two airhand contests, a v.if wash, and Wednesday nights spent working at bingo. The junior c lass, also in preparation for their prom, held a very successful bottle drive and an airhand. The class of 'H6. working towards their Sophomore Hop. also held a bottle drive. At hristmas they showed their appreciation of the faculty be buying iltem gifts with treasury money. This year's freshman class, which will be the IDOth MSJ graduation gradual- ,,u: class, established the JEFF CiONYEA MEMORIAL TROPHY, in memory nl their classmate, which will be awarded to a freshman football player who hows all around effort on and off the field. The freshmen also made a trip to lb- Boston Science Museum for an educational visit. All classes worked at W ednesday night bingo for the benefit of the Scholar- ship Fund. Front: R. Alexander. President; B. Spencer. Vice-President. Rear: C. Heald, Treasurer; M. Valente. Secretary JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Front: R. Brileya, Treasurer; T. Dixon. President; P. Thibodeau. Vice-President SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS MAJORETTES I) Drop. M. Valente. A. Muscatello. M. Sabatas� . F. Altohell. li. Gallagher. L. Canncv. MISSING: P. McGarry. SENIOR MEMBERS MARY • CO-CAPTAIN TRICIA - CO-CAPTAIN DEBBIE MSJ BAND HOW 1: Mrs. Morrow. P. Du bo. I.. Paolucci. N. Dubo. M. Ryan. ( Mclocik. A. Boll. K Prey ROW 2: M. Gabriele. A. Abatiell. W. Politis. K. Wooden. E. Pierce. P. Giancola. II. Brannon, li. Wheeler. ROW 3: P. Woods. M. Magnant. D. Solari. E. Golbar. K. Costello. H. Monaco, M. Battles. ROW -1: M. Aicher. C Walker. J. Ley. K. Paolucci. C. Coombs. T. Manfredi. MCDONALD’S BAND - PETER MRS. DIANE MERROW CHEERING: MOUNTIES HAVE VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Silting: M. Aquistapace. M. Sullivan. Standing: M. Kelley, M. Socinski. C. Hatpin, M. Gallagher. S. Mumford. Top: C. Anderson. R. Brileya, B Aicher. L K: M. Aquistapace. M. Gallagher, C. Hatpin, B Aicher. C. Anderson, M. Kelley. S. Mumford. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Row 1: T. Adolfsson. J. Altrui, K. Clark, K Gleason. C. Sabataso. Row 2: C. Gallipo, 1.. Cicotelli, M. Ryan. A LOT TO CHEER ABOUT! VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Split: M. Sullivan. Standing: C. Anderson. M. Kelley. L. Merone. B. Aicher. Top: L. Kelly. M. Aquistapace. R. Brileya. FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS Row l: K. Pierce. J Hebert. M. Gabriele, M. Martin. Row 2: M. Powers. K. McKelroy, N. Miles. 77 SCHOLAR S BOWL - The Varsity Spot Of The Mind. SCIENCE CLUB - EINSTEINS OF THE FUTURE?? Front: M. Wilson. B. Wyrick. R. Puma, L. Roche, I). Amsden. Back: Mr. Tetreault, advisor; K. Perry. J. Ley. K. Wheeler. D. Liscinsky. 78 Front: R Parento. I). Liscinsky. J. Aldrich. J. Romano. Back: Mr. Kelley, advisor. S. Vargas. WE LOOKED LIKE THAT!!?? 81 English Literature” It began in September when I purchased the book, I opened it up just to take a look. Things come in pairs such as ladies and bonnets, but in literature it is Shakespeare and his sonnets. The title left me with a slight suspicion 'twas England in Literature” the Macbeth edition. Folks liked their poetry but didn't know how to show it, so in the 17th century came the Metaphysical Poet. Without further ado we got down to action, with a few general facts about the Anglo-Saxon. At this stage of the text I was in total shock, for who in his right mind would rape a lock??” We read very smootly (without any major pains) the adventures of Beowulf and his loyal thanes. Despite my condition, I had to move on, to the next story in line Canto One of Don Juan. As soon as that was done we took off in a rage, to the following period the Medieval Age. That’s where we stand now and there’s more to cram, the thing that worries me is the final exam! The next work of literature to which we set our sails was constructed by Chaucer called The Canterbury 'Tails. My poem is done and brought to a boil, I think I should’ve tilled it Life with Mrs. Coyle”!!! Before we could pause to take a breath. -Chris Levins Class of 1984 we flipped the page to the tragedy of Macbeth SPORTS SPOR T I. Any activity in which we van display our considerable athletic prowess. 2. That which yields much of that Mountie spirit. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ROW I B. McDonough. H. Marro, President; A. Manicry. B. Godntck. Vice-president: C. (larino. Treasurer; A. Flory. K. Eddy. Secretary; J. ioffi. I), t artier R A Muvella. S. Falco, s. Ri ierc. B. NX'est. H. Ahatiell. G. Fit immons. E. aggige. K. l.aMona. S. NX ilk. A. Manfredi. I). Stinowski. T. Fusco. L. I no. ( . Fucci. I). Ruby. A. Stratton, II. Npafford. J. ( reed. AT THE MOUNT Sports arc a vital part of the Mount. This year hav particularly exciting as all of the teamv had very good ca onv FOOTBAI.I. Under the expert coaching of Mr. ( ioffi and Mr. ingali. the Mounticv played an impressive season whit h included a State Game. Tim game, played on a i«dd and rainy night in November, wav the grand finale which ended in victory for the Mounticv Thcv made mincemeat of the undefeated Fwex Hornet� with a score of 28-6. ami the Avails concluded their season at “-2. SOCCER Led by coaches Patty Job. E.J. Bishop, and Murry «McGrath, the Mountie girls finished the season with a record of 5-8-1. This record, however, is disillusioning, since the team was very talented, with |unior fullback Odie Thompson named to the All-Star leant. (.IRIS KXUBAII Practicing every Sunday, coached by senior hoys, the senior girls played a hard game against the Rutland team but went down to defeat. 6-0. It was a good effort on the part of the Mountie� . CROSS COUNTRY Rl N’NING The .Mountie ross ountry running team had an excellent year, running off w ith the Marble Valley League title for the season. Tom tlcffernon coached the team to the victory. GIRLS BASKETBALL Although partit iation was limited, the team had a very successful season, nearly reaching the playoffs hut for a loss against Burr and Burton. Freshman Kim Levins was the second highest scorer in the MVL. and oach Ron Rideout looks forward t« many promising seasons in the future. BOYS BASKETBALL NX ith the enormously talented Rob Parent� � , the Mounties had a terrific season. At this time, the team is seeded f� � urth going into the playoffs with a 9-4 record, tied w ith Rutland. Brattleboro and Hartford f«� r second place in Southern Vt. Dave Kinsman, in his first year of coac hing at the «Mount, has led the team through the season. HOCKEY The hockey team also had a successful year. NX ith a 9-5-1 record, the- Mounties made the playoffs and advanced to the semi-finals, before losing in overtime to Hartford. 4 3. Jim Larkin coached the team. SKIING Seniors «Mari Omland. Kirsti NX is NX iIson. hris Hurcomh. Lisa Thomas, and Pete Giancola all sktied brilliantly this season. Both the boys' and girls' teams captured the Vt. alpine and cr«� ss country combined title, a first for MSJ. Sports fans at the Mount look forward to continued success from the spring sports teams this year, and from all teams in the years ahead. MOUNTIES ARE STATE FOOTBALL: 1. A sport at which MSJ excels. 2. A game meant to be played on a FROSH dry field. 3. A sport which inspires the spirit of MSJ in everyone. Row 1: S. Reilly. C. Henrichon. B. Lawton. J. Fagan, J. Bates. C. Coombs, R Latta. G. McClallen. Row 2: P. Polcaro, C. Fish. J. Bianchi. B. Woods. NX’. Chioffi, C. Johnson. S. Forrest. G. Miles. Row 3: M. Loseby. S. Sullivan. M. Valentine. T. Cacioppi. M. Loseby, K. Buzzell. B. Crowley. M. Perkins. Row 4: A. Musella. coach; T. Dali. S. Vitagliano. P. Curran. J. Liscinsky. H. Gelbar. R. Marshall. R. Pearce. J. Sanborn, coach. VARSITY Row 1: F. I.orman, J. Otoka. R. Smith. J. Valente, D. Baker, M. Cartier. C. Hurcomb, K. Bombardier. D. Thibodeau. Row 2: J. Bates. G. Randall. D. McGee. C. Levins, B. Taggett. J. Stanley. B. Mullin. C. Higgins. M. Fitzsimmons. Row 3: R. Mullin. K. Costello, T. Crean. F. Quinlan, D. Charron, J. Cerreta. D. Liscinsky. C. Vignoe. S. Blongy. CHAMPS OF 1983 How 1: J. Cox. P. Hurcomb. D. Austin. K. Bombardier. M. Battles. H. Mahoney. O. Gauthier. Row 2: P Ferguson. F. Pak. F. Wilson. R. Otoka. M. Joyce. J. Lynch. Row 3: T. Tallagnon. C. Bianchi. C. Burgess, S. Phelps. T. Kurant. H. Pierce. B. McPhee. S. Rogert. CROSS COUNTRY RUNNING Row 1: M. Zukowski, K. Omland. B. Kimball. K. Jones. S. Casey, Row 2: S. Wyant. J. Kinsman. J. Romano. J. Millspaujjh, P. Giancola. M. Powers. T. Heffernon. coach. Row 3: B. Thomas. M. Moore. L Thomas. L. Johnsson. B. Valente. K. Pellcrin. SOCCER Row 1: T. Parkman, K. Levins. D. Casey, P. Muscatello, M. Omland, A. Childs, J. 'Patro, S. Goodrich. L. Tatro. Row 2: T. Abel, M. Flannery, K. Pierce, P. Dube. G. Warner. M. Terry. C. Heald. L. Beatty, K. Baker, J. Halpin. Row 3: M. Langan, A. Hall. M. Thomson, L. Norton. K. Burke. A. Thompson. K. Woods. W. Politis, K. Brown. K. Crowley. Nn season is without iniuries. SKIING - MOUNTIES REACH THE ALPINE SKI TEAM RO X J (« K( LlUti. K in!..nd. I' Hurcomb. B rowltv. I' I'jlla non I) S«I Baldwin I Cite ROW F Mustatcllo. K Baker. ( Dixon, I Dixon, ) Gauilmr. K Wilson. K Cfowles I Wilson. K Brown R S:.u ROW C. llurcotnh. J Burn In. M Omland. ( Heald.T Bunchi W Politis. I Abel. A Medor A fluids. B V mkI . I Aidier. SO Kirsri Wilson Oiris liurcomb Man Omland SUMMIT - VT. STATE CHAMPS CROSS COUNTRY SKI TEAM ROW 1: K. Jones. S. Cwikowski, M. Wilson. C. Montgomery. R. Wheeler, M. Marini. D. Amsden, B. Kimball. ROW 2: J. Crowley. P. Giancola. I.. Thomas. I.. Johnsson. B. Thomas, K. Thorne. M. Magnant. T. Heffernon, coach. HOCKEY TEAM MOUNTIES ROW I: J. (.ox, B. Cioffi, M. Cartier. G. Randall, J. Ferrara, K. Bombardier, E. Allen. ROW' 2: Mr. J. Larkin, I)r. O’Rourke, R. Otoka. R. Smith. J. Millspaugh. M. Kurth, E. Abatiell, K. Bombardier, I . Curran, J. Hagen, j. Otoka, K. Harvey. HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS C. Walker, R. Duprcy. B. Huggins, J. Ley, K. Myiych, R. Parkman. K. Paolucci. 92 GIRLS’ FOOTBALL Row 1: C. McCauley. M. Kelley. M. Aquistapace, J. Muscatello, J. Tatro. C. I Laid. Row 2: K. Wilson. C. Halpin Anderson. Row 3: S. Goodrich. M. Gallagher. I.. Thomas. S. Mumford. P. Muscatello. B. Aicher. M. Omland. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Row 1: C. Eggleston. L. Howard. M. Bourgeois. M. Valiquctte. J. Kinsman. S. Wyant. Row 2: M. Eggleston, L. SOFTBALL Row 1: C Eggleston, N. Dube. A. Thompson. C Heald. A Cioffi. A. Childs. Row 2: P. Dube. K Campbell. S. Phelps. L. Paolucci, L. Rcczek. Row 3: M. Eggleston. P. Bartlett. K. Brown. G. Warner, K. Thorne. K. Rizziere. VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW 1: J. Magro, C. Ciccotelli. R. Parento, C. Levins. I). McGee. ROW 2: S. Caggige. I Quinlan. J. McDermott, D. Thibodeau. D. Sharron, H. McCormick. G. Maslack. D. I.iscinskv. D. Baker. JUNIOR VARSITY B-BALL 98 ROW 1: Ci. Nagy. P. Woods, K. Frey. S. Blongy. R. Knight. B. Cole. ROW” 2: J. Tomasi. S. Parento. M. Baker. C. Dumouchel. J. Lynch. M. Joyce, E. Roche. Mr. McDonough, coach. BASEBALL ROW 1: J. Millspaugh. O. Gauthier. J. Cox. (� . Nagy. I). Bcayon. J. Ferrara. ROW 2: B. McCormack. B. Wyrick. J. Magro. | Crowley. B. Taggctt. ROW 3: T. Manfredi. D. Solari. T. Heleba. S. Moore, F. Quinlan. F. Roche. INDOOR TRACK ROW l: T Manseau, F. Du he, K. Comolli. I). Pocketce. C. Eads. ROW 2: J. Raymond, T. Crean. I). Eads, E. Pak, J. Romano. 99 BOY’S GOLF TEAM ROW 1: B. Cioffi. C Iienrichon, B. X'(K ds. S. Fdmunds. B. I.atta. ROW 2: M. Joyce, C Dumouchel, R. Marshall. BOY’S TENNIS TEAM ROW 1: J. Ferrara. R. Parento. C. Vi noe, J. Otoka. ROW 2: M. Foley. FI. Mahoney. D. Liscinsky. VARSITY TENNIS ROW I: K. Wilson. M. Gallagher. C. Hatpin. K. Wing. K. Crowley. ROW 2: B. Thomas, K. Woods. B. McKelroy. II. Vargas. S. Vargas. M. Omland. JUNIOR VARSITY TENNIS 101 ROW I: K. Norte, I.. Norton. M. Rvan. K. I.evins. ROW 2: J. l agan. K. Baker. K. McKelroy. J. Costello. EVERYBODY LOVES HAVING THEIR PICTURE TAKEN!!! 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Valente, I.. Thomas. C. Halpin. M. Gallagher. C. Anderson. M. Aquistapace. II Kingston. K. Woods. K. Thorne. ROW 3: K. Rizziere. I.. Beatty. B. Thomas. I). Nagy. K. McGarry, S. Vargas. M. Socinski. I.. Chiotfi. M. Omland. I.. Tatro, M. Tomasi. ROW 4: K. Wing, R. Alexander, T. Ponton. YEARBOOK: 1. A long narrative story written in elevated style relating the deeds of noble or semi-divine personages. 2. The result of numerous hours of dedication by the notorious yearbook editors. EDITOR: 1. One who enjoys spending countless hours cramped behind a desk in a small green closet while striving to perfect a book that will be remembered for years to come. 2. One who experiences heart palpitations at the mention of the work word deadline”. EDITORS’ MESSAGE It is difficult to write a message without repeating sentiments that other yearbook editors have expressed in previous years. Apparently they felt the same feelings we did as we worked throughout the year: anxiety and anticipation before the deadlines and satisfaction and relief after deadlines were met. We have worked hard to create a yearbook that we feel best exemplifies the spirit of MSJ. We hope that spirit will be evident now and twenty years from now. 1 � 7 Although many people have a part in the composition of a yearbook, often their time and effort go unrecognized. We would like to take this opportunity to thank some of these people, without whom the yearbook could not have been completed: Mr. Gary Bouchard, for his excellent photography. His patience with our time limits, close deadlines, and unusual requests was phenomenal. Mari Omland and Karen Perry, our student photogra- phers. They were always ready and willing when we need- ed them. The entire office staff for their patience with our seeming- ly endless paging requests. Mr. Mark Saks, our Jostens representative. He answered all of our many questions and eased our apprehensions. Mr. Mark Zajan, our unofficial copy editor. The Rutland Herald and The Rutland Weekly Observer, for their generosity with their pictures. Finally, Mr. Michael Dwyer and Mr. John Sanborn, our advisors. Mr. Dwyer guided and assisted the editorial board throughout the year while Mr. Sanborn handled the financial aspects of the book. To these and the many others who in some way assisted us in the completion of this yearbook, we would like to express our sincere thanks.