Commonwealth Parkville School - Comet Yearbook (San Juan, Puerto Rico)

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TEACHER . . . COACH . . . ADVISOR. . . FRIEND - these are all the faces of Mr. Furcolo. During his stay in Commonwealth, Mr. Furcolo has not only inspired us academically but instilled us with a sense of school pride and spirit. He has always been eager to offer his assistance, both with our studies and with extracurricular activities. For all his time and effort, in behalf of the senior class, we dedicate our corner to Mr. Mark Furcolo.

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- Speaking of routes, Mark Barte is a pilot now, somewhere over the ocean. Denise Walton happens to be his stewardess. She recently won the Miss Contortion of 1978 Award. Did you know that Guenola is now Mrs. Sostre and has nine little baseball players of her own? Netty Wagner is the coach of the team. - No, I hadn't heard, but with Netty as coach it should be a good team. - Have you seen any other people we went to school with? ' - Yes, I hear Rick Fels is still trying to pass 11th grade English at Commonwealth. - Pity! Oh what a Pity! - Philip has been more successful. He happens to be water boy for the Baltimore Colts. He doesn't have to worry about forgetting the sideline markersg just water buckets. Dur- ing off season, Philip's catering service is employed by Commonwealth's cafeteria. - Did you hear about the fire at Rincon a few weeks ago? - No, ldidn't. - Well Robert Walters put his glasses down to go out surfing, and the sun hit them at a bad angle and started the largest fire in the history of that area. - Bonnie Jetter is now a top race driver and she hasn't had an accident yet. She recently announced that her engagement to J . A. is off for ever. Micky Arabel is in this hospital with a bad case of sleeping sickness. The doctors say that he has been sick since his last year in high school. Susie Forster and Raquel Welch are co-starring in a new film production by Dan Janer. Dan says that it is a pleasure to be in a production with Susie and Raquel. - Have you.heard that Nelson Bregon is now a Judge at Juvenile Hall? - Yes, I did hear something about that. I'll bet he's doing a good job. That man has a good head on his shoulders. - Did you see the T.V.- show at 11 o'clock last night? - No that is way past my bed time. - Well Johnny Perez and Silvia Rodriguez conducted a debate. They both won prizes. Johnny won the trophy for saying the least, the loudest and Silvia won the trophy for winning the debate. - Did you hear that Arthur Segal is playing professional basketball with the Celtics? He still can't make a layup, but he does all right for the shortest guy on the team. - Speaking of basketball, Val Hope has become the first girl member of the Harlem Globetrotters. Her brother Steve couldn't make the team, but he's on his way to a great acting CZICBI. - Lindsey Prince is busy designing a mural for the Empire State' building and the rumors are that it is to be purple. Melanie, who is now Mrs. Prince, is a soprano in the Caguas Metropolitan Opera. - Do you remember Nancy Hardy? Well, she is married to a priest and has 19 blonde little girls and is still trying for a boy. - Now, let's see, Richard Middendorf has converted his V,,W. into a restaurant and is doing well. Miguel Perez is teaching at M.I.T. His field is advanced calculus, Henry Rodriguez now owns Argentina, while Bobby Pulliam is still waiting for a million dollars to drop from' the sky. - Linda Shuman is traveling around the U.S. as the shortest, fatest woman in the world. - Well good for her, I always knew she would make it big. - I've got to go now, Idiot, take care of yourself. - O.K., bye now.

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tk . gf V t Guenola Odio, as President of the Senior Class and through participation in numerous school activities, has made an indelible impres- sion on all her classmates. Her school spirit and unfailing character were a source of en- couragement for all. We honor Guenola for her spirit, hard work, and devotion. Svuivr Horner Steven Lord has been active ,this year as Honor Society President, Newspaper Co-Editor and numerous other activities. His scholastic achievements have set a goal for future CHS students which will be difficult to equal. De- spite his busy academic schedule, Steven was always willing to serve his classmates. We hon- or Steven for his scholastic excellence, service and consideration. Lindsey Prince, more than any other stu- dent has provided the leadership necessary for the progress of the school during the last year. With his limitless energy and dynamic per- sonality, he set an example for all to follow. The qualities he has demonstrated as President of the Student Council are certain to insure him success in his future endeavors. We honor Lindsey for his leadership, enthusiasm, and dedication.