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

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THE CLASS OF 1989: ERIC: leaves Mike Larkin his seat at Sr. Shirley’s desk AARON: leaves Jeff Barrett his humorous hockey locker-room jokes because he can use them. NATE: leaves his ability to remember football plays to Scott Casey ANDREW: leaves his tests and Steve Couture’s passport KELLI: leaves Laura DeClue lots of luck for the next freshman orientation HEIDI: leaves her sister Erica and her willingness to live life to its fullest ALLYN: leaves all her chemistiy notes and tests to Woody BECKY C: leaves all her incriminating photos to Sanford and the entire tubba wubba ville to Sara Hebert STUART: leaves his Dunham boots to his fellow classmates JENNIFER: leaves all her driving skills and experience to Megan Foley, if she ever gets insured! FRANK: leaves his camp” to any underclassman foolish enough SCOTT: leaves whatever has grown on the bottom of his locker MARC: leaves the keys to cueball” to anyone desperate enough to drive her KERRY: leaves her lungs to Rob Smolinski as he ruins his every morning on the steps in front of school PAM: leaves her smile to Laura Declue and her happiness to anyone who needs it STACY: leaves her phenomenal purple t-shirt to Julie Joyce so that the legend of the Dragon Lady will live on DAVE S: leaves all his love for Lisa Poalino, for he will always love her KATHY S: leaves her basketball to Krista and Lisa in hopes it will bring them better luck that it did her JOEL: leaves his height to Greg Aprilliano DAWN: leaves her ability to have noodley hair to Kelley MARIANNE: leaves her locker on the first floor to her cousin, Kerri DAN T: leaves crushed aspirin for anyone who wants it ANN: leaves her insane laugh to her sister in hopes she’ll keep it echoing ALISON: leaves a tennis racquet and some balls JILL: leaves her driving abilities to Beth Parento JESSICA: leaves Missy Eagan all the socks in her basketball locker and to Beth Parento her sense of direction WENDY: leaves her speeding tickets to anyone who can afford them SHAWN: leaves Kathy Tomasi her ability to walk on flat ground without falling BETH: leaves Jessica Cole her taste in men and to Vicky Couture the pink D” ROB H: leaves to Greg A and Jim B his linebacking abiliting, to Mike L his 61 jersey, and to Jed A his unique unused guard skills AMY H: leaves Jen, Deb, and Pam her life-long friendship HEATHER H. leaves her math ability LOUIE: leaves his 3x shirts to Shannon Weeks DAN K: leaves his papers to AC and JC at P.H.S. ROBERT K: leaves his baseball catching to Jim Beraldi DAVID K: leaves his goalie skills and equipment to Brian S and Aaron C JOHN: leaves his prom ticket to Jed Allen, hoping he will use it KIM L: leaves her sports ability to the poor soul less fortunate than she LORI: leaves Beth Parento the ability to endure the ongoing saga of Christa and Dave MARK M: leaves his tennis racket to Owen Murphy so nis outstanding play will never die SARA: leaves her driving ability to Diane Hill, hoping she makes it to school on time without losing her license KATHY 0: leaves Megan Foley a pork-pie” TINA: leaves her defensive ability and quickness in basketball to Lisa P DEBBIE: leaves her X-C skills to Owen Murphy and her mile-lone key chain to Mike Gelbar CHRIS T: leaves the echo of a consciousness drifting through the corridors in the post- summer shadows, lingering past the twilight of the day, audible only to those who wait

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ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Andy Musella President I eo Eno Vice-President Charles Ricci Secretary I Charles Clarino Treasurer PARENTS FRIENDS CLUB L-R: Sharon Cupoli, Secretary; Barbara Perkins, Treasurer; Chris Esposito, President

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1999 - TOMORROW’S REALITY? AARON: owner of a successful lawn mowing business NATE: owner of a chain of health spas and his own boss ANDREW: still driving the S. Volare CHRIS B: long gone KELLI: still paying for her phone bill PETER: on the PBA tour ED: still with bigger eyes” than Stacy S. HEIDI: a cosmetologist with her own salon ALLYN: still grounded BECKY: always late and absolutely happy PAT: owner of his own real lawn care business JENNIFER: still cleaning the fluff out of her hair FRANK: making a million with John L. BECKY F: working at Ponderosa and living in her Suburban SCOTT: an M.B.A. in a Fortune 500 company and under investigation by the S.E.C. MARC: best friends with Phil T. KERRI: still asking Paula, What color Nissan was that?” and figuring out Rutland football players with Dawn ROB H: one of the top five state troopers in VT and in charge of Project Crash: younger than ever AMY: still stuck in VT HEATHER H: a corporate lawyer working for IBM in Boston STEVE: 27 LOUIE: bankrupt DON: selling pencils on a street corner in LA DAN K: selling cars PAM: babysitting KANDI: living a perfect life on her secluded estate ROB K: scuba diving in the Caribbean DAVE K: a professional soccer player SUE: working for a major business corporation in Boston JOHN L: arguing with future business partner, Frank HEATHER L: married and living in London KIM L: campaign manager for any politician Steve hates MIKE M: someplace where there is a lot of snow LORI: the same height SARA: not in Vermont MARK M: starting his own engineering company CHRIS M: a ring-leader of the Irish Mafia MIKE N: chief of police TINA: very wealthy and the vice-president of Foxmoor DEBBIE: still driving her parent’s car STACY: still small chested DAVE S: driving his Ford Escort KATHY S: filthy rich JOEL: a thriving businessman on Wall Street DAWN: still trying to figure out Mike MARIANNE: 28, married, and with two kids DAN T: taking senior portraits for this yearbook ANN: owner of a fashion boutique on Newberry St, wealthy, and living in Beacon St. townhouses ALISON: still throwing surprise superbowl Mike Tyson pre- football game parties JILL: driving a beat-up blue Eagle JESSICA: still lost in algebra SHAWN: president of her own law firm in New Orleans CHRIS W: playing golf BETIT and KATHY O: still in hysterics over their own jokes that no one else understands