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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1985 volume:

THE MOUNT 1985 7V37 V9-. f- 31509« RUTLAND FftEC UBftAKY XO COURT 5TRm UtrriAtiD, VERMONT £3701-4099 Dear Graduates of 1985: I extend to you sincere congratulations as you complete your high school years at Mt. St. Joseph Academy. As you leave I pray that you take with you many happy memories of peaceful, God-filled moments, times of growing, friendship forming, commitment keeping, and academic learning. In following St. Paul's advice to set aside childish ways,' never give up the child-like ways of youth. Continue to enjoy the enjoyable, to weep in the losses, to pursue the excellent, and to let love permeate your entire life. God will never leave you, and I will encourage you to remain very close to Him in all the events of your life. May the roads rise with you and the winds be at your back May the Lord hold you in the palm of his hand. Sister Shirley A. Davis God bless you. A dedication is a page set aside to acknowledge the outstanding contribution of one person to a particular class. This year, the graduating class of 1985 would like to dedicate their year to a teacher who has helped us learn, a coach who has helped us grow, and a friend we can count on. This person has always been there (better late than never) at sports events and plays. She has encouraged us to do our best. With love, we the class of 1985 dedicate our yearbook to Mrs. Jennifer Bagley. 6 i Class of 1985 7 Is my hair okay?” Mt. St. Joseph Academy 'Thought you could fool me. eh CHEESE!! Smile Mr. Slack. They're taking our picture. No. I don't need any help. Thank you. ' ) Okay kids, now to wax our skis • a _ J .L:. 3 Learn this, GUT DEEP! Mr. Slack- Science Do you have an appointment? Miss Feeney- Spanish Do you have a pass, mademoiselle? Mrs. Coyle- English Okay, this is a true story ... listen to me! Mr. Kelly- History O Mrs. Jennifer Bagley English Mr. Alfonso Cioffi Driver Education Mrs. Janet Baker French Sister Mary Clementine Librarian Mrs. Sandra Coyle Dept. Head, English Mr. Paul Fahey Custodian Miss Kathleen Feeney Dept. Head, Languages Spanish � Rev. Gerald Brennan Director of Spiritual Life, Guidance Mr. Michael Dwyer English, Social Studies, Latin Mrs. Marie Birkenhead Religion, Social Studies Sister Shirley Davis Principal, Math Miss Margaret Canary Financial Assistant Mr. C. John Eno Religion Mr. Joseph Flory Vice Principal, Business Mr. William Foley Reading Mrs. Gail Harris Director of Music Sister Mary Harvey English Mr. Bruce LaSante Custodian Mr. Timothy McCue Science Mr. Martin McDonough Math, Business Mr. Ronald Rideout English Ms. Patricia Job Physiology, Math Mr. Henry S. Rizziere Social Studies Mrs. Sheehan McGinnis Typing Mr. John Sanborn Business, Math Mrs. Louise Kelley Administrative Assistant Mr. Robert Moran Religion Mr. Christopher Slack Chemistry Sister Annuciata Kerrigan Development Fund Mr. Ralph Musella Director of Guidance Mrs. Katherine Solari Dept. Head Math We, the Senior class, wish to recognize the very special contribution of Sister Mary Clementine. She continues to show her enthusiasm and dedication to the M.S.J. community by her careful and faithful supervision of our library. We congratulate Sister Clementine on the milestone of her ninetieth birthday and thank her for all she brings to M.S.J. Ms. Paula Stratton French, Math to Sister Clementine A Tribute Mr. John Tetreault Dept. Head, Science A Mrs. Goodell, Mrs. Gallo, Mrs. Harrington, Mrs. Martell, Kitchen Staff Sister Julia Marie Walsh, Administrative Assistant 16 SKANK! Travis Dixon That test was SO easy! Bill Kimball Where's the PARTY!!!! Senior Class GO Ph o 2 H CO Ethan Anthony Abatiell Abby Screamer, The Jeep, Where's the beets? Harpoon! Jelly bcens, A good friend. Hockey 2-3-4, Key Club 1-2-3-4, Vice President 2,3,4. Lisa M. Abatiell Lis-9 2 84 8 25 84 Kaya JP L-Lou M- ski S.T.W.L 11 19 82 R.T.TBurl K.O.P, Memories Freebird H.M.P.M, Even if be- ing together ends up being a memory it will be a memory always cherished Thank-you L.4.P.M, D. Jeffery Accavallo Tracy ... Going to the lake . where's Paul and J.B. ... P.M Blue Volksie .. Carl, Here comes Smokin Joe! Wacky Donald 4 83 Snap Bug, TJ Lakes, Sewards, MP, Vuarnets Hotubs, Lil Blue Jet. CQ2it Seca 550, Rabbit? 27.5 25- GN900, Snowblind. 12 31-1 1 MSJR Prom. Graduation Equine 2-12 ... Maine 1984 Eric A. Allen Here comes the boss AKA in the bomber Hustler Beach Haven Summer of '84 At the beach July 4th. Golden nights Midnight McD's 8 30 84 Hockey 2,3,4 Jennifer Allen Not Jenny! Where's Eric? twins, Kev- jp '82, '84 KMM sandy showers KM-NJ Stars Esse Quam Videri- XX775 Ten- nis 1,2; Girl's State Stdcnt Senate 3; NHS 3.4; Cotillion of '83. '84 Jeffrey A. Bates Beets!. Whats in your eye. Going out to- night? Let's go crusin', see ya at MD's, Going to the lake?? Hey Dude!! Day After 83' -LFBKM. PM 4 BB. SPP. PATT-25, Dorry. BUSTER. BERMUDA, LOT-83' KV933-SWW. I get high with a little help from my friends.” - KLBMRJTC Soccer 2-4, N.H.S. 2-4. Yearbook 3,4, Drama 1-4 Steven Joseph Blongy Steve. Tweet” 77. Sounds like a per- sonal problem. Jellybeans! New York Trip '82, Football 1.2.3.4, Basketball 1.2.3.4. Key Club 1.2.3.4, Key Club Tres. 1,2,3,4 Renee Brileya David 5 14 83 .. JP '84 NW Kinks '83 Road Trips-KS, Tan. PG .. Fla. Bound! Blondie Steeles' PP No Ac- cent!” Pre B-Ball Fun MLKM Doll Let the good times roll Cotillion '82 STATE CHAMPS Cheering 1,2,3 capt. 4. Soccer 1,2, Tres. 2.3, Pres. 4 David Bradley Beayon Leave it to Beaser!” 42, Football 1,4. Baseball 2. Boys' State 3, Varsity Club 4. In this short life That lasts only an hour How much- how little- is Within our power? — Emily Dickinson, 1287 Patricia A. Carbine Party at Carbine's! Patty, Bubbles. Hey W.R! Paris '83, 11 19 82 Road trips to W.R. T.A.B.S., I can't, I have dancing! Inc. at C's. .38 Spec. The moment may be temporary, but the memory is forever. Daniel W. Charron Football 1,2,3,4 captain. Basketball 3,4 Bam-Bam , RememberK K-Bomb. House, Pool Table Stuck in West Rut- land, S.C. 23-o never forget! 72- 21 Lori Ann Continello Never forget summer 83, Cotta have it Gotta Luv it Cotillion w JR Best Friends Patty Lisa, REBA KAYA Forever B - Camp Dec, 31 1983, Crusin Pep Squad 4. Girls Football 4 Lisa Ann Chioffi The Best- Patty Lori, CHOFF CIS 7 8 81 Hogg Maniery- Pull it over! Rocktober 1st W.A.W-T.W The Kinks 5 23 83 KSRBMSCQ SPAC 84 Billy Idol 38 Dewey Kaya Reba 4-EVER Track 2 sec. 1, Yearbook 3,4, Gotta Have it- Gotta Luv it V Jean Marie Choiniere Jeannie Shawn 4 20 83, 5 Elfs-for- ever. TF KM MP CR. Where's the key? Camping out- summer '84 You Me w the cows . . JP night-84, Hampton nights CQ- 83 Best Friends are forever! Cheering 1,2 The future is uncertain and the end is always near. Cos Gutboy Nights with King Tut, Pinches . M-SKI bum. The CLASHD.Q. Airband '84, Punks Rule. Football 1,2,3,4, Death or Glory? Thanks a lot. It's been great! Timothy Crean Flex Doggy Drip Football 2x6 Rack At- tack Dog Shootin' J.P. Susp. D.Q. Air- band 3 B BALLS? 2 at Travs Rock Roll Cool? Let The Good Times Roll Three Son Irving Fryer Here I Come DOUBLE TROUBLE The Sun Bums States Foot- ball 1.2.3,4, Basketball 1,2,4. Poker 2.3,4 20 Paul J. Detwiler Trish FOREVER 2 23 84 Ditty Simp- son's Orchard w Carl Tim Disaster on the hill Cable Crash Flirtin’' w Disaster .. Speedy ... Stephen M. Cwikowski Black Flag Hey man. Do it up!' JP 84 2.5L Vod. Smooth as silk P.A.C.W.L. Sla- min’ Hackin' in the halls Biking the Races, Air Band 3,4, Football 1,2, Track 3, X-C Ski 2,3.4, Tri Capt. 4, Talk to ya later Travis B. Dixon Who cares we won't win anyways. D.Q. Airband The Clash Punks Rule CA Dog Shooting, 2 at Home Hunt Contest Deers Leap Alpine Skiing 2,3,4 Capt., Geo. 4, 2x6 attack. 3 B Balls, Junior Class Presi- dent JPV FOREVER' . Judas Priest Concert 3 84 GP '82. '84, Summer '81 Razor's Edge .. JV ND 11 3 82 Stairway to Heaven Old Times . Let the Good Times Roll V. Field Hockey 1, J.V Softball 1 ... v. Softball 2,3,4 Band 2.3 Nancy Michelle Dube Jame L. Crowley KAREN Madness, Always Have and Will! Osco w 'Zeek Skiing fast at Kill- ington Martvball, 11-game streak Stud. Sen. 4 S.V.L.T. '84. Football 1.2. NHS 2- 4, XC Ski 2-4, Baseball 1,2 Capt. 3,4, XC Run 4, Boys' State Rhonda B. Desjean I LOVE YOU, JOE TURCO Thank You for all your Love, Support, Help I made it mom! 21 Cathy, CKLBJK Mac. My bro. Dave My little brown car Aunt Harriet- Go For It! Why me?? Cruisin' w LT State One Act 2,3,4, In Outdoor Track 1,2,3,4, Girls' State 3, Drama 2,3,4, X-Country 1,2,4, NHS 3.4 Therese A. Fagan Terri- Memories . . The Best of Times with the Best of Friends. 5 elfs FOR- EVER-BBB Where's the key? F I B! H.H! Summer Fun- HAMPTON MAINE. C.Q. Just remember I love you it'll be all right. Cheering 1,2 Terri, Ter Bear, Pins Ter Bear -n- Nagen- utt Who? Keep Smilin'! Drum Corps Memories, Cape Cod, Syracuse '84 Shoes! Mounties Cortina Crusin' w Deb L-Y-L-A-S Thanks Mom and Dad! I FI- NALLY MADE IT! Mark Kevin Foley Jr. Can't, Gotta Mow A Lawn Marshall and the Moon SPAC '84......Aerosmith ... If you can't say it,- you can't do it! BOC Football 1, Broken Leg 2, Tennis 1.2,4; Busted 3 Joe Ferrara Motzy, Shap's Cellar, The Cars '84 30 Doggy Drips Freak 4 Cruisin w Pay- pay Cover Those Angles Montreal Bishops ' Hockey 2,3 capt. 4, Baseball 1,2,3,4 Cynthia Guertin Cindy my buddy, my buddy! Summer of '84-the best with Helen. Suzuki Freaks at the Puree station. BJ Benn Burry Brown's house. .38 Special and Night Ranger. Oh my God 8 11 84, For Your Eyes Only M'.W. 22 Sandra J. Guertin Sandy . Oh My! mc T CSC boys Camping B-Bash Lake Dunmore KB's House Walk-a-thon '83 NV w CM Lake George 84 The CREW KJ. the food! RPP, Tain's F A. w H.F. Pacer Power ex-fish farmer My Buddy, My Buddy! Suzanne Frances Johnson Tomorrow is waiting for dreams to be dreamed, goals to be reached. Tomorrow i;- waiting to be yours. Burlington - MCT • i’AC McD's worker Drama 2.3,4, Ten- nis Kenneth Hance Live for weekends Tina Z The Gold Bomb Mr. Tree Spring Vacation '84 Summer Excuse Me, Sir! Rte. 7 vs. Ron Trll. St., Sun Country The Tower Aller- gic to HW '85. Treas. 1, Football 1, Bas- ketball 2, Baseball Mgr. 2. Sheila A. Kelley L.R.H.J. 1 in my heart April 1983 Playa good-day Best Friend J.D. 11 10 83 wild nights Party 1,2,3,4, and then some more. Kaja! Lake Dunmore, RP friends 4-ever. 1 love Junior always L.W. P.B. C.G. Thomas J. Heleba Tom, Magic ... Search 120 Congress '84-Thc best yet Summer of '84-number 1 Ariba: Ariba-Martyball Playing the HOTCORNER Nat 89, Dolphins- Awesome D.Marthon '82, Football 89- 1.2, Baseball 14-1,2,3,4 Linda M. Kelly Linda Lu PC Geo 4 JP WAW Preball fun 11 19 84 KAVA RD Trips to Burl. I.A MS If we had the chance to turn the clock back who knows how or when would it happen all again. K.H. Thanx. Cheer 1,2,3,4, Yrbook 3,4, Have a great one! See Ya! 23 jk « A: . William H. Kimball Rock Si Roll is here to stay; Kimbee, Kimball Bits Hardcore, WIUV, PVX 106 Slamin', Hackin' S-Country Run- ning 1,3,4. X-Country Skiing 1,2,3,4, Track 1.4, Student Senate 2, Boys' State Drama Club 2-4 Joseph Edward Magro Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2, No con- duce un coche State Champs '84 C's house March '83 D. with E.B. Simpson's Orchard Circle's Registration JP 84 Reba make me cough Louis P. LaFemina Jr. McLou Cruisin' with the top down Here, have a Big Mac “Sorry, gotta work' Summers at the lake “Did ya study? Patricia Lynn Maniery Goob Party. 12 31 83 6, 5 12 84 reba kaya Lite SH Rocktober 1st summer 83 Stuck at QL pull it over rackatackish Sabs DD 9 7 84 BK SPAC 84 WR Dew- ey Go For It 11 19 82, SDIS. VSIFTTS 9 2 84 BCMP Johna Marie Ley Be Yourself- Unique! WTF! SW AG FW; G B; Happy Trails L2119-Cruising w Frosties OHMYl; BE REAL!!; KK Fudgie Hockey Cheer 3,4; Band 1-4; R.R Key Club 1, Pres. 2-4; Sci- ence Fair 1-4; Student Senate 1,2; Close- Up 3,4. Robert A. Marshall « The Lake, Bad Boys, cruisin the street� by boat, easy does it. Back in the saddle again, sneaking in school, ... athonij AC DC, Sabbath and Aerosmith, Hoopfl can't, have to work, woes at night, the bad day at school 3 23 84 Brad McCormack States B-Ball -10. Hey Baby! LB. 3 Balls The Trio' T.B.T. 2xo Rack Attacks. 2 at Travs. Hey Bradley! Dog shooting, play a game. Basketball- 1,2,3,4, Baseball- 1,2,4, poker 2,3,4 Kathleen L. McGarry Kath-Raf- 5 elfs forever BBB . Where’s the key? Rut-Roh Summer fun ... Marne 83 be ya T.B.O.T.W.T.B.O.F. ! r.b.' They'll never find me here!! The moment may be temporary but the memory is forever. Majorette 3,4, Class Sec. 2,3,4 Dean McGee Hanging out with Higgins 8-minutes, LJWH ... '83- Football Champs '84B- Ball Champs Football 1,2,3,4 Capt. 4, B- Ball 1,2,3,4 John Crawford Millspaugh Milty Hockey 2,3,C.4 Can Am LP '84 No Pain, No Gain LAKE Concerts 3SNRASAGBPBBSDJSe. Football 1,2,4, Baseball 1-4, Bts Havin’ Fun-Racks Air Band 3,4, SS 1,2,4, Enjoy Life, Don't Bitch About it. Mildew XCR 3 LET'S BALL!! Barbara Joan McElroy Barb Frosties w friends IRISH POW- ER!! Michael Fitzsimmons 9 8 81, 7 4 84 w M R-3450, MSJ Mounties 1, What’s Life without Friends? Mike . Barb forever always. Tennis 1,2,3,4, Yearbook 4 Dexter M. Minor Van Halen Worchester '84 Tammyst 83- 84 the A-Team Doobie Bros. Reeb Rcllim Psycadelic Kaya Go4 EMFJ From Pluto with the Boys Todum 3-Dimentional JDM Budman 2x4 Attack J.H.E. Football 1,2,4, Ineligible 3 Melissa Lee Anne Moore hey you guys smile . short? not me! M.Ps Buggy summers 11 19 82 W.K.H J.H.F. Lissa 41 The Bet Air Band Tabs frosh year friends A-Z X- Country 2,3,4, Track 2.4, B-ball 1,2,3,4, Softball 1, Pres. 1. weekends 1,2,3,4 y s l it Lori A. Paolucci 5 19 84; Thundcrbird; TGIF!!! vacation; tunes; s shakes and frosties Twits friend 1985-The Year-Bye softball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3, science fair 2-4, District Band 2,3,4, yearbook 4, E.Y. Day 3 f fbt. 4, majorette 4, all state music 4. ACTIVE Mr. Moon : B.A.D. Boys Cruisin w Wob and Foliage C and N (o9) on Rte. 7 Stuck in West Bum — !!! The Tree ; W'.O.E.S. If it looks complicated, lose in- terest Football 1.3,4 Shelley Marie Paolucci Remember . Cruisin w Kell VV.R. Parties Swimming in Feb? Best Friends K P M.U. J.Z. C.C. L.L. Kell, my sis!!! W’ho's drivin? B.K. P.L. Sorry, gotta work! See Ya! Deborah Lynn Nagy LY.L.A.S. - Sexy-n-17 Girls just wanta have fun Ter Bear Nagenutt 4ever TF, TU. CP. JT. PT. RP. SK, DP Cape Cod. Syracuse '84 Cruisin w Ter Flat Tire?! Yearbook 2,3; Drama Club 2; Flag Corps 3,4; Track 2 Stacy Allen Parker Salisbury the summer Close up '84 Wash. D.C. U.V.M. Jr. Conference 84 Studet Senate 1,2,3, Skiing I.2.3.4. Drama 3.4, NEDF '85 ... Registration?? Keep on Smilin 26 Ricci Parkman love wa -n'i put in your heart to stay. Love isn't Love til you give it away. SK. Cl DN. JT. Friends 4-ever- Thanks for the memories! 6 5 81 R.A.S. Forever! 3rd FI. GR-JD Party Hearty . Party 1,2,3.4. Eric Ernest Pierce Ditk-Rook The Team LAL forever- Hel:o 3 6 84 Sax to the Max ': Tiger BK man-Mr. E Good Deal EJJGL - we're 1 Band. Football 42 Kelly Ann Pellerin Best Friends-NB AR MV KF my sis Shell. Kiwi WR Parites The Cars Concert The Lake Mary's Parties 10:00 PO time Who has the car? The Kiwi Kart Just Kidding! Blue Eyes! July 7,1983.0-rings Mary? TT's sec ya! Michelle A. Poalino Shell What's up? 5 elfs TF, JC, CR, KM. ME RP . frosh year Don't stop believin Pete Prom Night 84 Summer '84 in Maine Camping at the lake! Cheering 2 Karen Ann Perry JIM . 5 29 83 Prom '84 Je t adore pour toujours! Friends Forever Europe 83 Billy Idol Hey You! LYK Student Sen- ate 2,3,4 VP 4, Drama State I Act 2.3,4, NHS 2.3,4, Girls' State, Yearbook 3, Edi- tor 4 Diane M. Pockette Remember N.Y.E. '84 C.L. Shell s Parties. At Tam's pure natural. Sun- kist swimming in Feb.? Cattering Mcnuggets? N.I.D., fair Record breaker St. champ It's funner w a runner! Track 1,2,3,4, Lake Placid 84 27 Rae Ann Catherine Ponton Summers at Lake Bomoscen Florida '82- Colorado '83 May 25, '84 The 3 Skippers Jeeping with the twins Leen Meg GB 6 17 84 XC skiing 1,2, Honor Society 3,4, Waterskiing 1,2,3.4 Ronald R. Puma Late Again??? Lab explosions. Remem- ber? Science Club, ' Ron, Do you want to read? No. how about you, Liam? Gary John Randall Clicker , Gorgeous! Fudge, '83 Vt. St. Champs Not VH again! Mv quality Vehicle's! The Bomb SOAR B.K. DriveThrough! P. Mass. 1 Tech Crew, Sorry Wrong No. LB, CTR, 952. 91. Goalie? Football 1.2,3,4; Hockey 1,2,3,4: Drama 1,2,3,4 Christine M. Reczek Kenny-Nov. 1982 5 ELFS-TF, JC. CR. MP, KM New Years Eve 82 83 party You and Me w the cows . ding, ding, ding May 19, JP- in the vette Sleeping in the Honda Summer '84 camping - motel Farrell Anthony Quinlan The Magical Mystery Tour Football Tackle-Guard 1-4, Basketball Forward 1- 4, pseudo-Baseball no DH 1-4, Scholars Bowl 3,4, BEATLES Air Band 3,4, Drama 2-4, Reagan-Bush '84, Semper Fidelis Liam F. Roche Beam Me Up! Be Real. What? Happy nonconformist, the tree Hey Guys, an- other QT? Symbolism, F.Q. is boss Ver- mont? What state's that in? I've loved these days Malibu. H.l. with Mari Pat Fencing 3,4, Drama 3.4, Class Pres. 2, Yearbook 4 28 1 Randal A. Rogers Roy, How's it goin WR Parties Crash 6 51 34 STAC 7 28 34 Working in West Poland Kampersville with Stewy and Petey Basketball 1, Football 2. C.U. 3.4 Mary-Beth Sabataso Betty; Tundra-Genesis; DBSabs Annual; Doggy Drips M.M 11 19 82 Lake 83 PM 3 Bermuda 84; Pre B-ball fun walk 83 Journey; Loverboy Statcs-Day after 83 Luv ya CS.MM.PC.LK, LA.MS.KS Cheer 1.2, Twirler 2,3, capt. 4 Carl Simpson 0X2 • Simpson's Or- 7 Floydc ■ Drive Fast .. -io... ( .hi r?Al Sdn,dna Totum I M 2e CLash '' Poim + + + ... N. V hat the FI FI ... TEEN W. AT 7 J Cr sh N Burn HIC S Zoom T.O.A. M-Ski ios . Malcolm HUH Kava ever!, a-thon JP84 Got to have it go love it. Ceo 4 The fture is uncertain the end is always near. 11 19 82 Mei nes friends L-Lu Lisa B.ngers Th; bee ya Cheering I.2.3.4. Yearbook 3 David Joseph Solari THE BIRD' E-n-D The Team Good Deal!! What's up? Are you kidding me? Rm. 203 Yup that's my mom Base- ball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1.2. Skiing 3,4, Band 1,2,3.4-TRUMPET, Boys State 3. CloseUp CU-n-DC 3 29 Paul R. Stacy Sgl. Duffy, Rusty, Broom Innocent By- stander, etc ... No Wankers or tubes. Beck's Football, Drama 2,3,4, Skiing 2,3,4. State One Acts 2,3,4 Lauri J. Tatro Walk carefully among my dreams for they are small . . and easily crushed Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Softball 1,2; NHS 2,3,4,; Drama Club 2,3,4; State One Acts; Intramurals Cruisin' w C.E. COP SC w gin. Kendra Tayne Steele Tundra'' Steele's P.P. Walk 83, KINKS, PABT BRUCE- L.B.I.. N.J.-FLA.-3. Vaca w C.Q.A.C. w CJB RD.Trips-R B Gen- esis MS Cotillion 83 PM -5 P.G.L. Pre B- ball Fun-MRLM. Geo 4, CYA Do it up Soccer, Cheering, Tennis, YrB. Janet E. Taylor Paul T NID with DP DN Ricci's B-Day 84! Peeling labels?? Cruisin w Dcb! GIA at CSC-The Broad Squad reigns! New Yrs 84! je t adore beaucoup bebe! Europe '83 LYLAS Track 2, NHS 2,3,4, Dance 1,2,3,4 Mary Sullivan PM U Soph. Hop w KLFLTCC Doggy Drips Sab's Geo 4, J.P. Court w E.R. The Day After 83 LMFFK Cotillion 83 The Moment is temporary but the memory is Forever. Cheering 1.2,3,4, See Ya!! Margaret Kara Terry Meg Marge! Summers in NY!! The 3 Skippers! 5 25 w K.T. R.P. Jeepin' w the twins The Bomb w Squeeze Quiche Condo living Summer '84 Soccer 1.2.3.4, Blind @ WS Basketball 1.2.3.4, NHS 3,4-4-Yearbook 4 - 30 Amy Odie Thompson Rebecca C. Thomas Patricia Marie Thibodeau BOOTS”, Patty: I love you! Drama 2,3,4, State I Act 3,4, Vice-Pres. 3.4. Year- book 4, Europe '84, New York '81 82, Girls State. UVM J.C. You can't have a rainbow until you have some rain. My friendships are forever. Kathleen M. Thorne M T tfDnL,lCn KT 5 25 3 kiPI MT R.P Jeepin w the twins Sum 83 84 H.B. Maine X-C Ski I,2,3.4, S ball 2, Yearbook 3,4, J.P. Court Beckster PM 6 N.W.P. JP-Q BB P.A.T.T-25 Beck's B Walk 83 SILVER BULLET AC w KCJ SPP BRUCE L.B l,N.J.-Fla.-3 KTLJRMCJLBT Do it up! X-Ski 1-4, X-Run 3,4, Tennis 1-4, Girls' State S.S. 3, N.H.S. 2-4 Pres. 4 Mari Ca Wine Tomasj MMC Dance I.2.3.4, Bye!' ' ' Odette” 7 Who burped? .. . CAT! S- Day 84!!! Where's Yahonna Mae-Mae? Remember 11 23 83 Start the truck- ________! The Toad! For a Rocker Soccer 1,2,3,4, B-Ball 1,2,3,4, Softball 1.2.3.4 Paul J. Trombley Basketball 1.2,3 Where’s the Party? ... Lake Dunmore ... NANCY ... Light Blue Volhsy . Wacky, what are you doing in detention? Mombley J1 |U Kimberly Jean Woods Kim Sewjrd w KT St. J If you dream it, you can do it! Flordia 84-85. France Switzerland TB Hampton w KT JlVVl SISTER GL'MBY WR Parties Cars-84 Cotillion Soccer 1,2,3,4, Tennis 1-4, ski 1, YrBk 3,4 Gail M. Warner What's a Yahona I have to LAUGH! Where re Odic MaeMae? NUTS!! A CAT! Yip Yip! Summers are the best! Oh Year! Keep Laughing Soccer-1,2,3,4, Basketball-1.2,3.4, Softball-1.2,3, Year- book Ed.-4 FUN?!!! Mary Anne Valiquette Mae-Mae: Whore s Toad? W.R. Parties CA T! B.F. K.P.,O.T.,C.W..D.H.,S.P., Yip-Yip! The unlucky ones! 10:00 P.O. Time ... S-Day '84 C.Concert____July 7, 1983, Soccer I.2.3.4. Basketball 2,3, Softball 1,3 SEE YA! William J. Wyrick What's your excuse this time? See you at 300 Wyrick did it BS K.ng Anything with four wheels UVM Ju- nior Convcrence '84. Bovs State Alt '84, Basketball 1.2.4. Bolshevik Baseball 2,3.4. NHS 3.4 Michael Zukowski Zeek-Rm 41 Boston He doesn’t know l‘m here The CURF Osco Druggie Air- Band SLAM Hardcore LT E to E TREK to Montreal Monty Python Addict Life is not a fading violet. Life is a week flour- ishing in the dark. Stay Gold! 32 This, vrnrhnnk was dhrUiaed hy iMun leers from the Answers To Baby Pictures: Page 36 1. Patty Carbine 2. Mr. Dwyer 3. Jeannie Choiniere 4. Meg Terry 5. John Millspaugh 6. Gail Warner 7. Karen Perry 8. Jim Crowley 9, Bill Wyrick 10. Kim Woods XI. Mary Valiquette 12. Ethan Abatiell 13. Johna Ley 14. Diane Pockette 15. Renee Brilyea 16. Bill Kimball 17. Mary Beth Sabataso 18. Kevin Costello 19, Becky Thomas 20. Odie Thompson 21. Terri Fagan 22. Mari Tomasi 23. Steve Blongy 24. Lori Paolucci 25. Lisa Abatiell 26. Sue Johnson 27. Tom Heleba 28. Rae Ponton 29. Lisa Chioffi Page 37 1. Lisa Adams 2. Rob Marshall 3. Linda Kelly 4. Michael Zukowski 5. Kelly Pellerin 6. Shelley Paolucci 7. Sandy Cindy Guertin 8. Mary Sullivan 9. Rom Puma 10. Ricci Parkman 11. Gary Randall 12. Stacy Parker 13. Farrell Quinlan 14. Eric Allen 15. Brad McCormack 16. Lauri Tatro 17. Joe Magro 18. Randy Rogers 19. Barb McElroy 20. Missy Moore 21. Kathy McGarry 22. Laura Beatty 23. Patty Thibodeau 24. Michele Poalino 25. Jennifer Allen 26. Kathy Thorne Rutland Historical Society and the. Rutland Free Jj'hrarv. Don't go changing to try and please me You never let me down before Don't imagine you're too familiar And I don't see you anymore. t 34 I would not leave you in times of trouble We never could have come this far I took the good times I'll take the bad times I'll take you just the way you are Billy Joel 35 Answers On Page 33 Senior CLASS ACTOR ACTRESS Mari Tomasi Liam Roche CLASS ARTISTS: Janet Taylor Ethan Abatiell � PH CLASS ATHLETES: Amy Thompson Jim Crowley CLASS BROWNIES: Lauri Tatro Farrell Quinlan 4 4 CLASS FLIRTS: Jennifer Allen, Renee Brileya, John Millspaugh CLASS BRAINS: Laura Beatty Jim Crowley 38 Superlatives BEST DRESSED: Jennifer Allen Steve Cwikowski CLASS COUPLE: Karen Perry Jim Crowley BEST LOOKING: Linda Kelly Carl Simpson DONE MOST FOR CLASS: Patty Thibodeau Travis Dixon 39 CUTEST SMILE: Kelly Pellerin Carl Simpson Senior MOST ORIGINAL: Mari Tomasi Travis Dixon FRIENDLIEST: Patty Carbine Kevin Costello CLASS MUSICIANS: Johna Ley Kevin Costello MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Karen Perry Jim Crowley t MOST CHANGED: Kelly Pellerin Dexter Minor CLASS COMEDIANS: Patty Maniery Travis Dixon 40 Superlatives QUIETEST: Lori Paolucci David Solari CLASS SPIRIT: Renee Brileya Travis Dixon BEST PHYSIQUE: Linda Kelly Dean McGee 41 CLASS TALKERS: Kim Woods Joe Ferrara CLASS TAXI DRIVERS: Lori Continello Dexter Minor Remember Dexter tried to outrun Mr. McCue Father B Mr. Flory had no beard. The heat worked. We threw pennies in the library, Rowland, Geo. 4 Chris Higgins roamed the halls. The brown Toyota pickup started to taxi to the parties Parties at Lake Dunmorc. Mr. Weiner used to play his guitar, Dudley roamed the halls. We never used our lockers, Dexter was fat! We were so short W'e used to get lost. Dexter ... the party monster. All the detentions. We got our license. Food Fights, The night you didn't get caught. We first heard MSJ is not a building. It is a community. We were first able to cut puny frosh at lunch. We were champs in basketball, for the first time in 30 years! Our JR. PROM. We put tacks on Mr. Weiners chair. We dissected fetal pigs. You walked to class with every book you owned. You fell up the stairs We went to the lake and ... May 15, 1984—S-Day!!! When Mr. Sanborn used to coach basketball, Mr. Murphy and his girlfriend. When . . . . 0 $6 State Champs 1981-82: Tennis (Runner-up) Drama Girl's Skiing Alpine Boy's Alpine Skiing 198.2-.g3: Football (Runner-up) Girl's Skiing Alpine Drama (Runner-up) 1983-84; Football Drama (Runner-up) Boy's Skiing Alpine Boy's Skiing Combined Girl's Skiing Alpine Girl's Skiing Combined Boy's Basketball 1984:85; Boy's Skiing Alpine Girl's Skiing Alpine Hockey (Runner-Up) 1 ) I Is this chair taken? Freshman at lunch Mrs. Bagley, do I really have to sit in that blue chair and read my paper? Sophomore in English class Who's in room 308? Soon-to-be-enlightened junior Row 1: T. Adolfsson, T. Brown. L. Canney, L Carbine, L. Abatiell, D. Casey, A. Abatiell, K. Burke. Row 2: T. Bianchi. M. Carroll, M. Battles, K. Bombardier, S. Caggige. M. Aicher, S. Bowen. Row 3: J. Altrui, M. Baker, D. Austin, C. Burgess, K. Berg, P. Bartlett. Row 1: L. Ciccotelii, K.. Clark. K. Comoli, B. Gallagher, A. Cioffi, C. Cassese, P. Dube, M. Eggleston. Row 2: J. Fagan, K. Crowley, C. Gallipo. J. Gee. B. Cole. M. Courcelle, M. Esposito, R. Duprey. Row 3: D. DiSabito, K. Frey, J. Cox, J. Couture, C. Dumouchel, P. Ferguson, S. Edmunds. Row 1: T. Manseau, R. Parkman, G. Miglorie, C. Gregorio, A. Migiorie, L. Norton, J. Hatpin, Row 2: L. Johnsson, E. Pak, M. Joyce, P. Hurcomb, K. Loyd, K. Omland, Row 3: G. Nagy, R. Knight, T. Kurant, J. Goodrich, S. Phelps, R. Otoka, R. McPhec. Row I: H. Pike, L. Reczek, C. Sabataso, H. Vargas, D. Senecal. Row 2: S. White,T. Tallagnon, J. Raymond, E. Zakrewski, J. Tomasi, M. Stanley. Row 3: E. Pierce, F. Wilson, E. Roche, J. Romano, N. Spanos, S. Rogers. Juniors Class Officers: Row 1: H. Pike, Vice-President, J. Romano, Treasurer, L. Reczek, Secretary. Top: L. Johnsson, President I Class of 1986 Row 1: S. Butler, A. Courcelle, O. Beckett, H. Burke, S. Casey. Row 2: T. Abel, K. Bridges, M. Bourgeois. Row 3: D. Baldwin, K. Brown, A. Childs, J. Bates. Row 4: B. Chioffi, K. Baker, J. Bianchi. Row 5: T. Cacioppi, K. Buz- zell. A. Allen, D. Amsdcn Row 1: K. Ley, K. Pellerin, K. Notte, A. Medor, G. McCel- lan. Row 2: G. Miles, M. Manning, K. Nadler, K. Norton. Row 3: K. McElroy, M. Martin. Row 4: M. Loseby, J. Liscinsky, R. Parkman. Row 5: D. Livingston, R. Pierce, D. Miglorie, S. McLaughlin Row 1: T. Robinson. E. Valente, C. Reed, G. Tcdesco. Row 2: B. Woods, M. Reczck, R. Sheridan. K. Perry. Row 3: E. Wheeler, P. Polcaro, K. Robinson. Row 4: M. Perkins, S. Sullivan, M. Valentine, M. Wilson Row 1: K. Levins, B. Lawton, S. Forrest, K. Jones, N. Miles, D. Giancola. Row 2: K. Henrichon, M. Flannery, C. Dixon, M. Langan, J. Kinsman. P. Gallo. J. Eagan. Row 3: J. Hebert. C. Fish, M. Gabriele. Row 4: M. Loseby, B. Crow- ley, P. Curran. L. Howard. Row 5: S. Vitagliano, R. Mar- shall, T. Dali. E. Gelbar Sophomores Class of 1987 Row 1: J. Board, T. Burgess, L. Allen, H. Abatiell, D. Brannon, M. Cerretta, J. Beauchampe, L. Baker, T. Bridges. Row 2: T. Adams, S. Charron, J. Brooks, S. Couture, T. Brown, J. Brothers, J. Bender, J. Carbine, A. Barbush, C. Bourque. J. Celentano, T. Bell, J. Burcll, S. Cocci, S. Brouso, K. Canney Row 1: C. Flannery, K. Kelly, J. Forte, T. Fish, S. Foster, A. Franks, H. Coupolli, K. Hebert, A. Justin, T. Ferrara. Row 2: M. Fales. M. Drop, A. Forrest, J. Crean, S. Connors, D. Johnson, J. Fenton, C. Gurney, P. Conway, B. Goulettc, K. Cole, C. Duprey Row 1: S. Pitanello, K. Pockette, A. Pell, J. Korona, S. McMillan, E. Marshall, B. Manseau, S. Layden, H. Lawton, C. McClellan. Row 2: C. Ladabush, C. Loso, J. McGinnis, J. Pellerin, T. Manning, T. Plante, J. Lanzillo, M. O'Brien, J. O'Rourke, E. Mullin, J. Larkin, K. Lorman Row 1: J. Randall, J. Small, J. Sabataso, C. Ricci, G. Piscopo, H. Politis, M. Ryan, A. Valente, M. Walker, J. Walther. Row 2: G. Rideout, H. Stevenson, P. Thibodeau, S. Welch. M. Spafford, C. Wheeler, T. Potter, K. Werbinski, W. Pratico, T. Werbinski, R. Weeden, T. Sullivan, A. Slocum Freshmen . . . . Class of 1988 Row 1: G. Rideout, K. Lorman, J. McGinnis, J. Fenton, R. Weeden. Row 2: K. Werbinski, W. Goulette, J. Lanzello, F. Carbine, T. Plante, K. Canney 59 Costume Day 1984 Whore's our meeting? Do vve REALLY have a meeting? V I'm not staying after school? Can I go now? My father is waiting outside. Parents And Friends Club: Richard £longy-Co-Treasurer Chris Esposito-President Joyce Blongy-Co-Treasurer We are indebted to the P.F.C. for accomplishing the following during the 1984- 85 school year: paying the 83- 4 deficit painting the lobby girls' restroom off lobby as well as 3rd repairing the hole'' in the parking lot and the brick wall purchasing a new Canon copier for the faculty room financing the resurfacing of the gym floor and buying funding an alu 00 newsletter floor on Forrest a new tarp The P.F.C. has a weekly commitment to Bingo. They have also hosted a flea market Super Bingo and a 50's Dance. This winter, the P.F.C. purchased the material and built a trophy case for plaques only in the lobby. -h“i- “ ■ -- Lucy Notte-Vice President Perkins-Secretary 62 Mt. St. Joseph School Board Row 1: C. Esposito, Sr. Julia Marie, B. Foley, Sr. Shirley Davis, J. Flory. Row 2: K. Perry, Dr. Austin, J. Fitzgerald, M. Comolli, T. Cacioppi. Missing: R. Buzzell Jr., Fr. Campell, N. Cambell, R. Cartier, Fr. Engle, M. McDonough, Sr. E. Morrissey, Fr. Tinney. The Mt. St. Joseph Community would like to thank these two organizations for all their time, help and concern. Athletic Association OFFICERS: C. Fucci, Vice-President, B. Godnick, President. C. Clarino, Treasurer, K. Eddy, Secretary BOV'S STATE The American Legion sponsored five Mt. St. Jo- seph students to attend Boys State. They were: Da- vid Beayon, David Solari, William Kimball, Mike Zukowski, and Jim Crowley. At Norwich, the boys attended sessions on government procedures. Of noteworthy achievements, David Beayon and Mike Zukowski ran close campaigns for high offices. Dave lost the Lt. Governor by one vote. Mike Zu- kowski formed his own Progressive Party and gained a modest following. All of the boys learned valuable lessons in governmental participation. by Jim Crowley M. Zukowski, D. Solari, B. Kimball, J. Crowley, D. Beayon K. Perry, J. Allen. B. Thomas, G. Warner, C. Eads GIRL'S STATE What a week! When everyone arrived at Vermont Col- lege last June, the majority didn't want to stay for the whole week. Every day we attended lectures on how the government works and learned about it, but even- tually everyone got interested in it. Jennifer Allen, leader of the Nationalist Partv, spelled out the name of her party with her body. Becky Thomas, Gail Warner, and Karen Perry were all elected Representatives from their towns. Cathy Eads was chosen to be assistant clerk of the Senate. By the end of the week, we all left with many new friends and memories. by Karen Perry ELKS CITY Elks City is an experience in local government. Chosen junior students from RHS and MSJ are given different positions in a Rutland City Youth Government. Each member observes and converses with the official Repre- sentative, participates in a mock town meeting, and is then honored at a dinner at the Elks Club. by John Millspaugh Row 1: F. Quinlan. K. Steele, T. Crean, J. Millspaugh. Row 2: M. Moore, M. Terry, K. Thorne, L. Paolucci, J. Ley 64 SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club is mainly under the supervision of Mr. John Te- treault. The purpose of te Science Club is to help to organize experi- ments in different fields and to promote more of an interest in science. Many of the members are participants in the Vermont State Mathematics and Science Fair. Among the various experiments were hydra, goldfish, astrology, and computers. Row 1: T. Potter, R. Puma. F. Quinlan, L. Roche, R. Roughgarden, J. Fenton, C. Loso:: Row 2: H. Stevenson, T. Manning, L. Paolucci, S. McMillian, D. Amsden, E. Wheeler, T. Adolfsson, A. Franks:: Row 3: S. Cocci, J. Ley, A. Valente, G. Rideout, T. Sullivan, D. Johnson, T. Bell, D. Solari y r UVM JUNIOR CONFERENCE The students elected to this were: Stacy Parker, Patty Thibodeau, and Bill Wyrick. A few of the seminars were: 1. Packaging yourself: clothing symbolism and 2. Assertiveness: a way to im- prove communications with peers and parents. The seminars were interesting and informative. We learned much about each other, ourselves and others in society. Congratulations to Bill, Patty, and Stacy for representing M.S.J. Patty Thibodeau and Bill Wyrick SCHOLARS BOWL MSJ fielded a strong team for 1985's Scholars Bowl Competition. The Academy had a very successful year behind seniors F. Quinlan, J. Crow- ley, and Bill Wyrick, and juniors J. Romano, and alternate K. Omland. The matches between competing schools were held at St. Michaels Col- lege and heard on Vermont Public Radio. James Kelly was the modera- tor for MSJ's participants in the var- sity sport of the mind. J. Romano, B. Wyrick, J. Crowley, F. Quinlan National Honor Society NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Officers for 1984-1985 year were Becky ! Thomas, President; Jim Crowley, Vice- President; Mike Zukowski, Treasurer; I Lovisa Johnsson, Secretary. Together with j the entire Society, a successful magazine drive, turkey raffle, and tattle drive were completed. The members worked hard on these endeavors in order to raise scholarship money. Also the N.H.S. voted seniors Karen Perry and Jim Crowley the two members to compete for nationwide scholarships, by Jim Crowley Row 1: L. Beatty, K. Perry, C. Cassese, P. Dube, R. Ponton, L. Tatro, J. Taylor. Row 2: K. Crowley, M. Terry, N. Spanos, K. Omland, W. Wyrick. Row 3: B. Thomas, L. Johnsson, J. Millspaugh, J. Crowley, M. Zukowski, G. Warner, C. Eads MSJ Band BAND The Mt. St. Joseph Band is under the direction of Mrs. Gail Harris. The band has been involved in many activities over the past year beginning with half-time entertainment at the home football games and the M.S.J. - R.H.S. game. The band has also participated in many parades, including Veteran s Day, Loyalty Day, and Memo- rial Day. It was awarded the Best Costumed Band Award in the Halloween Parade for their perfor- mance as cats while plating the Stray Cat Strut”. Several members of the band tried out for and made the District Music Festival held at Otter Val- ley. by Johna Ley Row 1; Mrs. G. Harris, M.K. Ryan, H. Politis, L. Paolucci, A. Abaticll, M. Gabrielle, T. Robinson, K. Paolucci. M. Perkins, R. Sheriden. Row 2: S. Cocci, J. Ley, H. Stevenson, M. Thomson, G. Rideout, E. Wheeler, M. Aicher, J. Fenton, R. Weeden, T. Bell, S. Forrest, E. Gelbar, E. Pierce, D. Solari. Row 3: K. Costello, M. Battles Key Club Row 1: A. Abaticll, C. Ley, H. Abaticll, H. Copoli, T. Robin son J row 2: S. Blongy, E. Abaticll (President), S. McLaughlin CC. Chorus CHORUS The M.S.J. Chorus consists of Twenty-four girls. In its first year of existence the Chorus held many concerts including performing for the Loretto Home, Christ the King School, the student body at M.S.J. and the Parents Club. They par- ticipated in the Christmas concert with the band. In March, the Chorus conducted a joint concert with the mem- bers of the Saint Johnsbury Chorus, which included trav- elling to Saint Johnsbury for a concert there also. Mrs. Gail Harris is the chorus director, by Anne Valente Row 1: S. Pitanello, M. Ryan, H. Politis, A. Abatiell, M.K. Ryan, T. Robinson. Row 2: K. Clark, M. Gabriellc, A. Valente, A. Abatiell, A. Franks. Row 3: L. Paolucci, J. Altrui, K. Woods, C. Sabataso, M. Thompson, Mrs. G. Harris Varsity Club: VARSITY CLUB The M.S.J. Varsity Club under the supervision of Funzie Cioffi is made up of students who play a varsity sport. These students help the school by working to set up the gym or taking down chairs or do- ing whatever needs to be done. The Varsity Club President is C.'.il Warner, Vice President is Gary Randall, Treasurer is Amy Thompson and Secretary is Kevin Costello, by Anne Valente and Gail Warner Front: F. Wilson, T. Crean. Row 1: K. Costello, J. Ferrara, A. Thompson, Mr. Cioffi, G. Warner, G. Randall, B. Kimball. Row 2: D. Beayon, D. Austin, M. Baker, S. Blongy, R. Otoka, M. Moore, M. Terry, S. Bowen. Row 3: D. Solari, M. Battles, K. Hendrichon, L. Beatty, T. Manseau. Row 4: J. Raymond, S. SUllivan, F. Quinlan, J. Millspaugh, J. Cos, A. Valente, J. Ley. Row 5: P. Curran, B. Chioffi, H. Mahoney, K. Bombardier, J. Romano, D. Minor. Row 6: B. Wyrick, Z. Livingston, S. Phelps, R. Marshall. Row 7: B. McPhee, J. Liscinsky, C. Dumouchel, M. Joyce Drama The Tradition Row 1: Mrs. Bagley, A. Franks. P. Gallo, K. Ley. Row 2: K. McElroy, M. Tomasi, P. Carbine. K. Perry, M. Gabrielle, A. Abtielle, M. Martin, K. Clark, L Carbine, M. Flannery, P. Thibodeau, M. Ryan, M. Thomson, K. Flannery, A. Valente. Row 3: T. Adams. T. Sullivan, T. Heleba, F. Quinlan, S. Johnson L. Beatty. J. Fagn, C. Cassesse, M. Sullivan. C Eads, L. Tatro, A. Slocum, D. Disabito, S. Parker, M. Reczck. Row 4: M. Zukowski, L. Roche, D. Amsden B. Kimball, M. Valentine, M. Battles, S. Sullivan, S. Vatagiliano. G. Randall, E. Roche. K. Lloyd, K. Buzzell, P. Stacy. N. Spanos. Continues At The Mount THE LIFE AND DEATH OF SNEAKY FITCH CAST: Wendy Politis, Farrell Quinlan, Eamonn Roche, Cathy Eads, Cathy Casscse, Nick Spanos, Kevin Lloyd, Mike Valentine, Jennifer Fagan. Paul Stacy, Mik Battles, Tom Heleba, Scott Sullivan, Mary Sullivan, Audra Abatiell, Mellissa Gabrielle, Amanda Franks, Tim Sullivan, Mike Reczck, Stacy Parker. Doug Disabito. Molly Martin. Kathy McGarry, Kathy McElroy, Kelly Clark, Anne Valente, Amy Miglorie, Mary Kate Ryan. CREW ( Keith Buzzell, Lauri Tatro, Bill Kimball. Dennis Amsden, Danny Johnson. Pat Fergusen, Holly Ploitis, Tony Forrest, Steve Bruso, Karen Perry, Paula (Gallo Sue Johnson, Kathy Flannery, Troy Adams, Audra Abateiil, Melissa Gabrielle, Patty Thibodeau BIRDS DON'T EAT JELL-O Cast Crew: Eamonn Roche. Kevin Lloyd. Mary Sullivan, Tom Heleba, Mari Tomasi, Bill Kimball, Robert Otoka, Gary Randall, Jennifer Fagan. Cathy Cassese STEERING COMMITTEE FOR NEW ENGLAND DRAMA FESTIVAL 1985: Mari Tomasi, Patty Thibodeau, Stacy Parker, Amanda Franks. Karen Perry. Patty Carbine, Cathy Eads, Cathy Cassese, Paul Stacy, Wendy Politis, Sue Johnson, Bill Kimball, Allen Slocum. Nick Spanos THE BRICK AND THE ROSE: CAST Mari Tomasi. Cathy Cassese, Joanne Haipin. Mary Sullivan, Eamonn Roche, Tom Heleba, Randi Walter, Scott Sulivan, Sal Vitaglino, Kevin Lloyd, Mike Valentine CREW 'Paity Thibodeau, Gary Randall, Keith Buzzell, Lauri Tatro, Bill Kimball, Sue Johnson. Karen Perry 1 69 Student Senate Row 1: K. Crowley, D. Austin, Treasurer, K. Perry, Vice President, K. Omland, President ,J. Halpin, Secretary, L. Norton, C. Eads, A. Valente. Row 2: Mrs. Baker, J. Crcan, B. Crowley, S. Sullivan, C. Loso, Mr. McCue. Row 3: J. Bender, K. Brown, K. Baker, J. Crowley, J. Millspaugh. Student Senate 1984-85 The M.S.J. Student Senate is a community-oriented group which spends most of its time working for the student body. It consists of our elected members from each class and a president chosen by the entire student body. Highlights of this year's activities were: The annual walk-a thon. $11,000 was donated to the School Board in Sister Clementine's name. Sister Shirley and Sister Clementine received donations of over $1200 for their one mile walk. This year more local businesses and organizations provided incentives for the students. Project Help '84. The gym was used for sorting, boxing, and distribut- ing food baskets for 350 families, and the entire process was accomplished in record time. Community participation in this endeavor has also sub- stantially increased. The Senate has also been involved with dances. Spring Fling, and various other school functions, as well as working with the Administra- tion. Officers are Kristian Omland, President; Karen Perry, Vice President and representative to the School Board, Joanne Halpin, Secretary; and David Austin, Treasurer. Co-moderator, Mrs. Janet Baker has described working with the Stu- dent Senate a rewarding experience because student senators are special people who give so much time in ways their classmates don't realize. Co- moderator Mr. Tim McCue describes his experience with the Student Senate as fun, fulfilling, and busy, and states further he would not trade his position as moderator for any other organization. 70 Walk-A-Thon Project Help jr 64 Jake, Shut Up! What time is practice?' Are we there yet?” Let's play Martyball!” Did we win? I aii Haven South Burlington Burlington Biattleboto Essex Middlebury LaSalle M.A.U. Rutland FOOTBALL 14-12 26- 0 1°- 8 17-14 35-14 20-14 28- 0 7- 6 34-14 W L W W W L W L L OCCEK 1- l 2- 2 6-0 3-1 1-2 2- 4 3- 1 4- 0 4-4 1- 3 2- 3 OT OT VSf WI I L vv W OT L L L 1985 Sports GIRLS BASKETBALL Middlebury MSJ-OPP 38-29 Bui t Bui ton 3o-45 West Rutland 49-42 Proctor 52-50 Middlebury 50-28 Fair Haven 23-34 Otter Valley 43-35 Mill River 0O-60 Poultney o2-24 Rutland 55-44 Buri Burton 45-47 West Rutland 42-31 Proctor 44-01 Fair Haven 45-42 Woodstock 40-30 Otter Valley 31-34 Poultney 42-26 Wood'stock 46-43 Mill River 43-4o Rutland 49-45 U-32 5o-45 Mill River 46-57 BOVS BASKETBALL Burr Burton MSJ-OPP 55-43 Burlington 62-58 Burr Burton o3-58 Burlington 57-67 Woodstock 71-o3 Windsor 73-76 Springfield 49-51 Hartford 47-53 Bellows Falls 82-04 Rutland 45-84 Brattleboro 63-68 M.A.U. 73-71 Springfield 88-83 Woodstock 83-58 Windsor 59-48 Bellows Falls 46-38 Rutland 41-68 Hartford 48-46 M.A.U. 47-50 Brattleboro 68-70 Milton 54-55 74 RECORDS 1985 ICE HOCKEV MSJ Woodstock Middlebutv Hartford OPP Middlebury 5-2 BASEBALL Winooski 7-1 MSI-OPP Troy o-4 f Fan Haven 5-8 Ml Mansfield 13-3 Mill River 5-14 Montpelier 5-3 Hartford 0-8 Rutland 3-c Fair Haven l-o U-32 8-7 ! Springfield 2-28 Hartford 5-4 Mill River 4-3 Lvndon 7-5 Middlebury o-ll Woodstock 13-1 M.A.U. 3-4 Winooski 7-3 Rutland 2-7 Middlebutv 7-3 Bellows Falls o-lo Hartford Northficld 5-4 Windsor 3-8 4-2 Brattleboro 2-3 Lvndon o-5 Brattleboro 0-4 Woodstock 11-2 Burr Burton 13-8 Harwood 4-2 Rutland 1-2 Niskavuna 2-2 MAIL 4-5 Mt Mansfield 5-3 lo-l o-l 3-4 TENNIS Montpelier MSJ-OPP 5-4 Burr Buiton a.o Rutland 8-1 Middlcbury 7-2 South Burlington 3-0 Woodstock 7-2 Rite 4-5 Woodstock 5-4 Rutland 7-2 M A LL 5-4 Middlebutv o-3 Bur r Burton 8-1 Monipelici 5-4 Brattleboro 8-1 Montpelier 5-4 South Burlington 8-1 Football . Row 1: D. Minor, G. McClellan. G. Randall, D. McGcc, D. Beayon, S. Blongy, F. Quinlan, E. Mullin, D. Charron, K. Costello. Row 2: J. Raymond. S. Phelps, F Wilson, R. Otoka, M. Baker, P. Curran, R. Parkman, J. Herbet, K. Hendrichon, J. Cox, P. Wolf, P. Hurcomb. Row 3: G. Couture. B. Chioffi, E. Pak. M. Valentine, S. Sullivan, Z. Livingston, J. Bianchi. K. Perry, M. Perkins, K. Buzzell, T. Cacioppi. Row 4: Coach T. Zingale, Coach R. Sabataso. J. Millspaugh, R. Marshall, J. Lincinsky, C. Fish, D. Austin, T. Dali, C. Burgess, E. Pierce. A. Allen, E. Gclbar, Coach Gould, Coach Cioffi, Coach Rideout, Manager Dan S. Row 1: K.,Cole, J Randall, G Burrcl. C. Ladabouche, G. Sabataso, J. VValthcrs, K. Lorman. T. Adams. Row 2: P. Thibodeau, C. Burke. B Pratico, T. Brown, S. Couture, E. Mullin. J. Larkin. J. McGinnis. Row 3: S. Connor, J. Cclcntano, S. Welch, C. Wheeler, A. Barbush. S. Charron. T. Plante, P. Conway, T. Robinski. Row 4: Coach Musella, T. Potter, B. Goulette. F. Carbine. M. O'Brien. J. Crean, J. Brothers. Coach Walthers. At The Mount The 1984 Mount Saint Joseph Football Team had a very fine season. The defending State Champs worked to a 5 and 4 record in a season of many ups and downs. The Mounties returned this year with a completely new team, and the rebuild was slow. In the first game the Mounties defeated the Slaters of Fair Haven in a sloppy 14-12 game. The next game was a dismal failure losing to South Burlington 2o-0. That was when Coaches Funzie Cioffi and Tony Zingali went back to basic football. The Mounties went on to beat the Burlington Seahorses 19-8 in an inspired performance. The Mounties then won their first Southern Vermont League game against Brattleboro 17-15. Then came the rematch of the 1983 Div. I Championship game. The Essex Hornets came down to St. Peter's Field to meet a pumped up Mounties Team. Two touchdowns a piece by senior Tim Crean and junior Mike Joyce lead the Mounties to a 35-14 romp over Essex, but the celebration wasn't very long. The Tigers of Middlebury beat MSJ 20-14 on three long touchdowns on the option play. Despite a fourth quarter surge and two touchdowns by a renewed Mountic offense the Mounties came up short. The Mounties then traveled to Troy. N.Y. for a game with LaSalle Academy which the Mounties won 28-0. Then to Bennington for a SVL game with Mount Anthony. In a tough game fought, the Mounties lost 7-6. Then the climax of the season came the Rutland-MSJ game. That was to be the game to determine who was going to play Middlebury in the championship. The season finally was disappointing. The Mounties stalled in their efforts to go to the championship. POINTS FOR MSJ Dean McGee 27 Tom Tallagnon 26 Tim Crean 30 Jay Cox 22 Brian Hebert 22 Mike Joyce 20 Written by: Farrell Quinlan Soccer Row 1: K. Flannery, A. Childs, T. Abel, H. Abatiell, L. Tatro, M. Eggleston. Row 2: J. Fabian. M. Langan, L. Beatty, A. Pell, M. Terry, A. Thompson, D. Casey, M. Valiquette. Row 3: K. Bridges, B. Manseau, H. Lawton, M. Ceretts, P. Dube, T. Manseau. Row 4: J. Small, K. Brown, K. Baker, S. Bowen, M. McGrath, K. Crowley, K. Woods, G. Warner, M. Flannery, P. Job. • 7. r «i Vk', - «i GIRLS VARSITY SOCCER TEAM The M.S.J. girls soccer team returned this year with a nucleus of outstanding athletes including seniors: Laura Beatty. Meg Terry, Gail W'arner, Odie Thompson, Kim Woods, Lauri Tatre, and Mary Valiquette. The tri-captains this year were Laura Beatty. Gail Warner, and Odie Thomp- son. This year's team compiled a record of 5-4-4 which earned them a play-off game against Lamoille which was a hard fight and lost in overtime 2-1. The All-Stars from this year's team were Junior Goalie Patty Dube, Junior Forward Kathy Crowley, and Senior Fullback Odie Thompson. The team was coached again this year by returning coaches Patty Job, Murray McGrath, and E.J. Bishop. by Odie Thompson Gail Warner X-Country Running (Heffernan's Harriers) Row 1: G. Rideout, J. Fenton, K. Jones, S. Casey. Row 2: M. Moore, B. Thomas, L. Johnsson, K. Thorne, C. Eads. Row 3: M. Wilson, E. Wheeler, R. Roughgarden, J.Crowley, B. Kimball, M. Zukowski. The Mountic Cross-Country Running Team, as usual in the shadow of the Mountic Football team, enoyed one of its most successful seasons of the past few years. Fielding the largest boys team ever, the Mounties had one of their best finishes in the State Meet, 11th, and for the third year in a row, wound up 2nd in the Marble Valley League. The girls, on the contrary, could not field a team for most of the season, M.V.L., or State Meet. However, junior Lovisa Johnsson was the individual M.V.L. Champion and also qualified for the Meet of the Champions for the second consecutive year. Kristian Omland was the only boy to qualify for the Meet of the Champions. With many young runners returning. Coach Tom Heffernan should enjoy continued success within the next few years. by Michael Zukowski Majorettes Row I: L. Canney, B. Gallagher. Row 2: A. Miglorie, K. McGarry, B. Leno. Missing: M. Sabataso Girl's Football For the first time in M.S.J.'s histo- ry, the Mountics defeated Rutland girls in the annual girls football game. On November 4, everyone enjoyed the game, if you look past the bumps and bruises, which de- rived from our so-called Flag- football game. Thanks to two of the best coaches we could have: Tim Crean and Fletcher Wilson, and congratulations to Amy Odie Thompson in receiving the MVP Odie Award and con- gratulations to the whole team for a great game well played. BOOM! BOOM! Row 1: Coach T. Crean, P. Carbine, M. Sabataso, R. Brileya, P. Thibodeau, B. Thomas, Coach F. Wilson. Row 2: L. Beatty, L. Paolucci, B. McElroy, K. Woods, r. Maniery, M. Sullivan, L. Tatro. Row 3: C. Eads, G. Warner, M. Moore, L. Chioffi, L. Continello, L. Adams, M. Terry. 80 Written by: Kim W'oods Football Varsity: R. Brileya, M. Sullivan. L. Kelly, M. Socinski Basketball Varsity: Split: Paolucci. Row 1: K. Clark, Austin. T. Adolfsson, L. Pao- lucci. Top: A. Miglorie, D. Nagy, R. Parkman. J-V Basketball: Split: M. Martin. Row 1: B. Valente. M. Gabrielle, J. Herbert, M. Ryan. Top: N. Miles. 81 2 Cross-Country Skiing The Mountie Cross-Country Ski Team completed another successful season under the helm of Coach Tom Heffernan. The Girls team fin- ished second, and the boys team third in the South Vermont Districts. Eceptional performances this year included second place finishes by |J both teams in the Quechce Relays. Also best performances included senior Becky Thomas leading the team to victory by a first place finish . at Quechee in a high school race. Senior Jim Crowley led the Mounties 1 to a tic for first by placing second in the same race. Lovisa Johnsson had a strong third in Queensbury and a second in the districts. Kathy Thorne's best result was a sixth place at a Mt. Top high school race. Steve Cwikowski placed seventh in Districts, and senior Bill Kimball was the top Mountie boy finisher in the State Meet. A Special Thanks from the 1985 team goes to Tom Heffernan for all his dedication and hard work. by Jim Crowley I Row 1: K. Thorne, L. Johnsson, T. Sullivan, S. Cwikowski, B. Thomas. Row 2: H. Vargas, K. Jones, E. Wheeler, D. Amsden, J. Bender, J. Crowley, B. Kimball Alpine Skiing GIRLS SKI TEAM: A. Pell. J. Forte. H. Politis. H. Cupoli. H. Lawton, J. Sabataso; M. Cerretta, K. Crowley, C. McClellan, C. Dixon, K. Herbert, K. Baker, T. Abel, K. Brown, K. Comolli, A. Childs BOYS SKI TEAM: J. Walther, H. Stevenson. C. Loso. P. Stacy, M. Aicher, S. Parker, B. Lawton, D. Baldwin, T. Potter, G. McClellan, B. Crowley, D. Solari, T. Brown, T. Dixon, G. Couture Kim Baker, Coach's Award Cheryl Dixon, Most Valuable Skier Greg McClellan, Coach's Award Travis Dixon, Most Valuable Skier Two Mountie Competitors ALPINE SKIING The Mountie Alpine Skiers had an excellent season. For the second year in a row the Boys won the State Championship, and for the sixth year in a row the Girls won the States. At the year end banquet, awards were given out. For the boys team Travis Dixon was chosen as most valuable skier and Greg McClellan was given the Coach's Award. Cheryl Dixon was chosen as most valuable girl skier and Kim Baker received the Coach's Award. We wish the Mountie Skiers the best of luck in the coming years. 83 Ice Hockey ICE HOCKEY Row 1: J. Millspaugh, J. Randall, C. Ladabouchc, K. Buzzell, J. Ferrara, G. Sabataso, J. Larkin, P. Thinodeau. Row 2: Coach Larkin, J. Eagan, B. Chioffi, P. Curran, D. Johnson, E. Abatiell, K. Bombardier, F. Wilson, J. Cox, Ass't Coach C. Creed ICE HOCKEY The Mountie Hockey Team completed its finest regular season ever this year. They entered the play-offs in 2nd place at 15-2 in Division II play and 16-3-1 overall. Although the team was quite young, leadership was provided by Co-Captains John Millspaugh, and Joe Ferrara as well as third year letterman Ethan Abatiell, Jay Cox, and Kelly Bombargier. This years team was characterized by an explosive offense that was mostly executed from a line of Millspaugh-Larkin-Curran. Outstanding freshman Jim Larkin led the squad in points and goals while sopho- more Paul Curran dished out the most assists as the whole first line eclipsed over 50 points; a Mountie first. John Eagan also netted a good amount of goals. Ferrara was a valuable in the nets and was provided strong defense by Cox, Bombardier, and also frosh Chris Ladabouche, and Phil Thibo- deau. Progress by frosh Greg Sabataso, Bill Chioffi, Flether Wilson, Dan Johnson, Jeff (Smurf) Randall, and Keith (Catcha Buzz) Buzzell as a goalie makes the future of the Mountie Hockey look extrememly prom- ising. by John Millspaugh (Ed. Note: Captain John Millspaugh is a strong defensive and offense player as well as a modest writer. John netted over 25 goals so far this season and also made the All-Star Team for M.S.J.) Hockey Cheerleaders: Johna Ley, Barb McElroy. 0 A Girl's Basketball GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM E. Marshall, C. Flannery, J. Kinsman, A. Valente, S. Pitanello, M. Bourgeois GIRL'S HOOP This year's Mountie Girls Basketball team had a history making season. Coached by Ron Rideout, they had a league record of 8-7 and an overall record of 12-7. The girls were seeded 8th in the playoffs and they defeated U-32 56-45 in an exciting game. The Mounties went on to be defeated by Mill River 58-46 in a quarter final game that ended their season. This year's Mounties had 5 returning starters: four seniors-Missy Moore, Gail Warner, Odie Thompson, and Meg Terry and 1 sophomorc-Kim Le- vins. They were backed by a small but skilled bench of Michelle Eggle- ston, Lisa Howard, and Shelly Bowen. Kim Levins was the top scorer in the CVGAL league and she led the Mounties to many victories and some close defeats. A few of the girls' excit- ing victories were an exciting win over Proetor in which the Mounties were down at the half but they came back and won. Against Rutland the girls were down again but they came back to defeat the Raiders in the last . .. , _ quarter. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach R. Rideout, L. Howard, A. Thompson, K. Levins, M. Eggleston, G. Gail Warner Warner, M. Terry, M. Moore XL Boys Basketball The 1985 Mt. St. Joseph Academy Varsity Basketball team was almost completely different from the 1984 State Championship Team. The Mounties lost their entire starting lineup due to graduation. The '85 team was a team that had excellent individual talent that worked well together on the court, but that is also true off the court. The players were all good friends and through the season each player took on a new identity. The names you heard around the locker room weren't Farrell Quinlan or Miek or Chris, but Lip, and Ton-Ton, and Do-Mc. Other names began to creep into the locker room like Tweet, Margo, Bagle, Bones, Sally, Dino, Seaman, Cage, Ham-Breaker, Spanky, McCorn Cob, and Lachinsky. But with all of that going on, the Mounties still turned in a very successful season with Coach Dave Kinsman at the helm, by Farrell Quinlan 87 Indoor Track The 1984-1985 indoor track team had a very productive season. Their accomplishments included breaking five school records. Patty Dube set a school record in the hurdles, both Diane Pockette and Cathy Eads set the school record in the 300 yard dash, Cathy McElroy set a school record in the shotput, Cathy Eads set a school record in the 60 yard dash and the 4 x 200 relay team consisting of Dube, Pockette. Eads, and Theresa Manseau also set a new school record. This realy team became the first to make it to the Eastern Meet at Harvard University. Eads also com- peted in the 60 yard dash at this meet. The team, coached by Peter Gallagher, had a very successful year including a third place at the State meet in a field of seven teams, by Cathy Eads P. Dube, C. Eads, T. Manseau, K. McElroy Spring Track The 1984 outdoor track team had a very strong season. In the State Meet the team achieved a third place dominating all of the sprint events. Both the mile relay team and the 4 x 100 relay team made it to the New England Meet by plac- ing first at the State Meet. We wish Good Luck to the 9185 outdoor track team and hope that it is as successful as the previous team, by Cathy Eads Row 1: J. Romano, D. Austin, M. Baker, B. Cioffi. Row 2: B. Goodrich, L. Johnsson, M. Flannery, K. Bombardier, S. Sullivan. Row 3: F. Wilson, C. Eads, T. Manseau, P. Dube, M. Zukowski. Row 4: B. McCormack, J. Millspaugh, P. Curran, S. Cwikowski Tennis The M.S. J. girls have been known for their great tennis teams in past years and this year will be no excep- tion. Our girls practice many hours a day, 5-6 days a week, under the su- pervision of their Coach Mary Wing. Every year Mrs. Wing puts much of her free time towards her team that she has taught and guided for many years. She has always been a great asset for team and we hope she will be with us for many years to come. The team wouldn't be the same with- out her. by Kim Woods Row 1: B. Thomas, H. Vargas, L. Norton. Row 2: K. McElroy, K. Levins, K. Sabataso. Row 3: A. Valente. B. McElroy, K. Woods Golf The Mountic Golf team is led by young but exper- ienced foursome of golfers: Shawn Edmonds is the top golfer of the four while Mike Joyce, Chris Dumou- chel, and John Eagan pro- vide consistent play for the team. The 5th position could be filled by any of the team players who are not part of the traveling team. They are Mike Ba- ker, Dave Austin, Mike Battles, Brian Woods, Dan Baldwin, and Farrell Wuin- lan. by Chris Dumouchel Row 1: F. Quinlan, S. Edmonds, M. Battles, F. Wilson, D. Austin. Row 2: C. Dumouchel, M. Joyce, J. Eagan, B. Woods. Row 3: K. Bombardier, M. Baker 89 Baseball Softball Row 1: B. Cole, D. Solari, B. Wyrick, P. Woods. Row 2: E. Roche, T. Heleba. J. Crowley, F. Quinlan, K. Frey. Coach McDonough MARTYBALL at M.S.J. Though a losing season a year ago with freshman starting, such as Cerebal and Cujo. The Mounties did better than their record suggests, they always came close, to teams who played best. The Major got us psyched with his pre-game talks, and Crawler did his part as he never balked. Ariba was a pitcher, and was the best he could be, but when it came to running, he was slower than Miltie. Half-pint had guts, and played with emotion, as did the Speedster, who avoided commotion. Then there was Fly- hawk. or the Chicken Man, who did his impressions better than Mary's Little Lamb. Flyhawk, Goodie, and Moorsey have left us forever. But we will remember them as we try to do better. They played with a passion, and gave it their all, as we will do this year in MARTYBALL! by Thomas Heleba SOFTBALL The softball team had a very good season last year. They ended up with a win - lose record of 9 and 7. This record allowed them into the tournament playoffs. The first playoff game was against Vergennes, the final score was 3 -2 in favor of M.S.J. The next game was against Oxbow. The final score was 5-1, against M.S.J. We feel that the girls team did a very good job and we wish them well in the coming year, by Lauri Tatro 90 SOFTBALL TEAM: R-l: L. Paolucci, M. Bourgeois, R-2: P. Bartlett, K. Paolucci, A. Chioffi, B. Manseau, S. Pitanello. R-3: M. Eggleston, K. Rizzierc, G. Warner, A. Thomp- son, L. Tatro Mr. Keefe Nation rutu and W.f Irato: J Iradm ««it in the bjttl� against apartheid REFLECTIONS OF A LAUREATE “The monument mark the (Hui step ot dedK ated eltoft te evertome the pavi' Baby Fae Loses Her Battle The baboon heart fails, but a doctor defends the transplant Healing Viet Nam’s Wounds A statue helps to honor survivors of a divisive war Medicine Whrn t ' mother jm down with a told, the Mart reteived maternal comfot t by phone ► It iv I believe, a miracle ofGod's rae that liLuktMill uik to White� . lo� ny White ► The most awful thin that they i� not the worst thing that cotikl h. ► Apunhcvd is u evil and as vie nism the Government will (ail co on the side of evil, injustice and of From Tutu'v vprerhrv in Hope and Sr Here's Harry: a first loch at Ms roy al tMe CLASS FAVORITES Soda - Mt. 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Some people can sit back and listen to music, some have to get up and dance around, still there are others who cannot listen to music without doing homework. Why do people listen to music? There were quite a few different responses, ranging from Why not? to It's better than listening to my mother. First off, you have your heavy metal bands, usually having loud, screaming vocalists, with a guitar to match. These bands sing about sex, drugs, and rock and roll, but usually nothing else. New Wave is sometimes political, but does not have any strict guidelines for subject matter. They just want you to dance. Finally, we have what they call Hardcore. Their songs are short outbursts of sheer energy and power. Slam- ming is a popular dance step to this type of sound. The songs usually contain political undertones but not any specific purpose. They point out all the problems in the world, but do not try to offer euphoric solutions. 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RUTLAND 775 0025 SPRINGFIELD 885-5151 WHITE RIVER JUNCTION 295-7777 WOODSTOCK 457-3666 VT TOLL FREE 800 622-4493 MEMBER FDIC Congratulations From BEAUCHAMP O'ROURKE Phone 775-2335 Pharmacists 51 Merchants Avenue 62 Woodstock Avenue Rutland, VT. 05701 r George Hooker AEH4?- PAINTING CONTRACTOR Call 775-S462 SEWARDS AUTO SALES SERVICE, INC South Main Street Rutland, Vermont Phone: 773-9168 Ford Lincoln Mercury RUTLAND AGWAY, INC 70 Park St. Rutland, VT. 773-2422 120 Good Luck To The Class Of '85 KEYSER, CROWLEY, BANSE AND PACFY ATTORNEYS 29 South Main Street DOGE c-ru RUTLAND TRAVELODGE 253 SOUTH MAIN STREET RUTLAND. VERMONT 05701 TELEPHONES: (802- 773-3361 TOLL FREE (BOO) 255-3050 THE RUTLAND REGION HOSPITALITY HEADQUARTERS US Rt 7, South Main St Rutland, Vermont 775-1911 (802) 775-1241 Timco Jewelers GOLDSMITH Original Designs Repairs Rutland Mall Rt. 4 Rutland. ITT 05701 Congratulations And Best Wishes In The Future Congratulations From McNEIL REEDY 81 Merchants Row Downtown Rutland, Vermont Tailoring Tuxedo Rental Men’s and Young Men’s Clothing Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of 1985 Compliments Of JO-ANN’S NUT HOUSE Christina A. Ponton Franchisee Rutland Mall Box 400 Rutland, Vermont 05701 Congratulations Class Of 1985 MICHAEL R. DICK, D.M.D FRANCIS J. D'AURIA, D.M.D HY-JWAY utiutuiz Hlr.4.linlr( KutUnJ.Vt. 771-2702 HOWARD’S FIRE CONTROL FIRE EXTINGUISHERS FIRE BURGLAR ALARMS HENRY HOWARD RUTLAND. VERMONT 802 773-7992 Congratulations Restaurant Ice Cream Rt. 7 North Main St. Rutland, VT. 05701 773-2738 Breakfast Lunch Dinner 7 Days A Week 7AM-10PM (11PM. On Weekends) T-H-E HAIR ARTISTS 72 WALES STREET Rutland. Vermont Formal Wear For Men Women 87 North Main St. Rutland, VT 802-775-4502 Mon.-Sat. 9-5 Evenings by Appt. WALKINS WELCOME DONALD J. ACCAVALLO Certified Master Locksmith Member of Green Mtn. Locksmith Assoc. THE AMERICAN LOCKSMITH 53 CHESTNUT AVE. RUTLAND. VERMONT Keys made with or without your key - Master Key Systems Domestic A Foreign Car Locks Serviced Safes: Bought, Sold, Traded. Opened A Serviced DAYS 773-9129 24 HOVR EMERGENCY SERVICE 775-0874 Dedicated to serve you Equal Housing Opportunity supporters S atisfied Sellers i Buyers Assertive, but not aggressive U nparalleled for financing knowledge T rained full-time professionals only Excellence in personal service L istings of varied types 4 prices S howmanship... 4 Salesmanship! esautels (s) 210 WOODSTOCK AVE. RUTLAND 775-1980 PLAZA DISPENSING OPTICIANS Rutland Shopping Area NURSERY AND GARDEN CENTER Nursery Stock • Foliage Plants Bedding Plants • Florist Shop Plant Rentals A Full Line Of Garden Center Items 159 River St. Rutland, VT 05701 John Firliet 802-773-5710 Patrick Firliet The 1985 Mount Staff Row 1: B. Thomas, T. Adolfsson, J. Taylor, S. Johnson, L. Paolucci, L. Tatro, P. Thibodeau. Row 2: Mr. Dwyer, K. Woods. M. Terry, G. Warner, K. Perry, B. McElroy, J. Ley, Mr. Sanborn. Row 3: F. Quinlan, B. Kimball, J. Millspaugh, M. Zukowski, C. Cassese. When we first started the yearbook, we were very enthusiastic about it. We wanted our Senior yearbook to be something special so that everyone would enjoy reading it and looking back on our years at M.S.J. with laughter and happiness. Our staff was very small this year. We often experienced difficulty when pictures didn't come out right ... But, our class did do a super job by going out and getting over $2000.00 worth of ads. We would like to thank Gary Bouchard for his help with photography, Mark Saks, The Jostens representative, for his advice; Mr. Dwyer and Mr. Sanborn, our moderators, for their time, consideration and cooperation. Also thanks to Missy, Lori Paolucci, Bill Kimball, Kevin Perry, Jim Crowley, and Farrell who helped with the production of the book in many ways. We lastly thank our parents for their patience with inconveniences brought about by long hours after school. Now that the yearbook is complete and the last deadline has been met, we feel very relieved. We wish you the best of luck and hope that THE MOUNT '85 will help you remember all M.S.J. was and is. Your Editors, Karen Perry Gail Warner tomorrow Hoping all the verses rhyme And the very best of choruses to ... Follow all the doubt and sadness I know that better things are on the way. I know you got a lot of good things happen' up ahead The past is gone. It's all bee said So here's to what the future brings I Know tomorrow, you'll find better things. BETTER THINGS THE KINKS (Ray Davies) 128