Masuk High School - Exodus Yearbook (Monroe, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1957 volume:

FACULTY AKD STAFF First Row (Left to Right) Mrs. Anderson-Math Mrs0 Squier-Secretary Mrs. Pitt-Art Mrs. Burlison-Eng,, S.S, Mrs Frangenes-Music Second Row (Left to Right) Mrs. Couch-Nurse Mr, Brotherton-Eng,, Lit. Mr, Slais-Eng. j, So S. Fir. Korcsmaros-Math, Science Mr, Backer-Sciencc Mrs, Topps-Cafeteria Manager Third Row (Left to Right) Mr, Garrity, Principal Mr, Nathews-Latin, Lit,, Eng, Mr, Paight-Physical Education Mr. Shook-Eng., Lit,, S.S, Mr. Topps-Building Engineer Left to Right: TREASURER: VICE-PRESIDENT: PRESIDENT: SECRETARY: Elizabeth Vaughan Cristire Ramos David Brown Phyllis Dusenberry •f l?[T3 ii —k i ,:;n Ul Life a «0 n ? n UL 'b Date - October 31, 1950 Place - Auditorium Time - 1:00 to 2:20 HALLOWEEN PARTY Refreshments were supplied by the ninth grade. Cider was supplied by the P. T. A. The decorating committee did a wonderful job in decorating the auditorium. A disc jockey is always up on the latest records like Dave Loveland, but what happens when it comes to dancing records? During the course of the dance there was a Saddie Hawkins dance. That's when the boys had a workout. CHRISTMAS PARTY We all entered Mrs. Anderson's room for our Christmas Party0 In great confusion the cards were passed out. Cake and ice cream were given out by refreshment committee. Our great disc jockey was on the ball playing all the latest records. At 2:15 everybody gathered their belongings and left for the long awaited Christmas vacation. November 20, 1956 Place - Monroe School Destination - United Nations, New York City From 8:00 a„as to 8:15 a.ra the ninth grade was arriving at school with their eyes half open. We got aboard the school bus left for the B ridgeport Railroad Station. Our train was to arrive at 8:59. We got on the train. At last we were on our way. 10:45 we arrived in New York. Now comes the walking. It wasn’t a slow walk by any means. Then we finally arrived at the United Nations. The first place we went to was the General Assembly, After we left there we went to eat. The telephone booths were packed with Monroe Junior High Students, The millionaires ate in the restaurant. After that fast meal we started the tour. Everything went smooth except for one kicked over ash tray in the lobby of the Secretarial Building. V.Te went back to the Grand Central Station about 1:45. Our train was to arrive at 3:00 pcm. So to pass the time away we went to the movies in Grand Central. At three o’clock we got on the train. The man that must own Fort Knox by now was selling orange drink and ice cream. At 5:00 p.m. we got in at B ridgeport and started on the short but long ride home. It wasn't a quiet ride but lots of fun. be arrived back at school tired and broke. s VALENTINE PARTY At 1:00 on February 14, In the well decorated audit or i� -ji f the eighth grade class took charge of the Valentins Part’ -,. The top sales boy and girl in the magazine drive were announced. The name was picked for the remaining gift0 Top sales girl was Joyce Callahan, top sales boy was Valter Ilaginnis, Bonnie Porter won the remaining prize. Rhythm and Blues songs were the most requested and playedc However, many will remember this dance for the introduction of the waltz by Mr. Mathews, (The floor was crowded.) WASHINGTON TRIP It was a night like all nights except for the ninth grade. They were so excited they didn’t know anything else was going on around them. From 10:30 p m. to 11:00 p.m. they were arriving at school. As the bus was conning down the road, parents started their good-byes. At last we are on our way. The long awaited trip to Washington was here at last0 The ride started out to be a tiny bit noisy, but it soon calmed down so those who wanted to sleep could. We mati two stops on the way down. We arrived in Washington about 7:00 a.m. We went right to breakfast which everybody had been talking about for miles. With everything and everybody back in the bus we started our tour for the first day. We visited the Capitol, U,S, Supreme Court, Library of Congress and Bureau of Printing and Engraving. Everybody was disappointed wnen we didn’t get any souvenirs from the last place we visited. We went to lunch which again nobody wanted to miss. (continued on next page) s WASHINGTON TRIP (continued) After lunch we visited the Washington Monument. After we left there we went to the hotel for a three hour rest before dinner and to change into our clothes for the boat ride down the Potomac River, Back at the hotel that was the only thing the girls could think of. After rest and supper we got aboard the bus for the ride to the boat. We weren't the first to arrive by any means. Once aboard it was everyone for himself in finding a seat. When we reached the island, everybody left the boat to enjoy the amusement park. When the hour was up on the island, surprisingly enough everyone was back on the boat. We arrived back at the hotel about 12:45 a.m. Of course, everybody went right to bed. Breakfast on the second day was at 10:00 a.m. Thank good- ness for the rest. After breakfast we started on the tour of the day. we first visited the White House, Bureau of Archives, National Art Gallery, Smithsonian Institute. After lunch we went back to the hotel to make a change if we wish- ed and to check out. After this we visited Mount Vernon, Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. We were just in time to see the changing of the guard. Then we visited the Iwo Jima Monument. While we were riding to supper we went to Haines Point where the cherry blossoms are during the first two weeks of April. This little trip seemed to prove interesting, Mr. Garrity and Mr. Slais learned a few points about golf while we were riding past the golf course. After supper we had time to do all the shopping we could handle in one hour. After this we started our night tour. The first place we saw was the Old Glory flying atop the Capitol. Then we visited the Jefferson Memorial and the Lincoln Memorial. Our last visit was the National Airport. It was a wonderful and exciting sight to see. Every minute there is a plane landing or taking off from the airport. With everybody back on the bus at about 10:30 p.m. we headed for home. (continued on next page) % s The ride home seemed to be quieter than the ride down. Our group was a little tired and weary by then. V.'e arrived home about 7:45 a,m,, with one eye closed and the other half closed. We would like to thank our conductor, Stevej the two bus drivers, A1 and Henry, Most of all we would like to thank Mrs, Anderson, Hr. Slais, and Mr. Garrity for putting up with us. «• s INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE David Brown's team won the intramural football league champion- ship. He had a record of 4 wins, no loses, and 1 tie. Bill Ainley's team was a close runner up, but they lost their chance to win the championship when they tied a game with Bob Girgasky's team. This put Dave Brown in front� This year, Hr. Paight picked the All Star team to play the teachers (the teachers won). The team consisted of ninth graders, as follows: Steve Kenny Paul Chase Dave Brown Ronnie Komar Paul Kovac Gary Eardugone Bill Ainley John Richardson Bob Girgasky - s GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Newtown 53 Monroe 16 On February 18th; the girls played their first game with New- town0 lhey lost by a score of 53 to 160 Our team got off to a slow start, but the girls played well in the second half. Newtown 35 - Monroe 26 The second game with Newtown, This time, the girls lost a close £1??red garae 35 26� Bev was hi8h scorer with 14 points, with Kathy following with 8 points. This was our first experience in zone defense. It worked very well - most of the At the end of the first quarter the game was tied, but during the second quarter we fell behind. In the last half we made up the gap. but ran out of time. The final score was 48-36. Cris, Kathy and Liz were the high scorers. Libby and Brenda played well on defense, while Phill was sitting on the floor. Unquowa 48 Monroe 36 MEMBERS OF THE TEAM Phyllis Dusenberry Judy Gustaitis Cris Ramos Dorothy Feltovic Cathy Kiriluk Judy Clifford Brenda Rinne Melanie Nolting Elizabeth Riebe Beverly Ryan Elizabeth Vaughan Judy Anderson Rosemary Wasik BbYs varsity basketball Middlebrook 51 - Monroe 29 The game between Middlebrook and Monroe ended with Middlebrook winning 51 to 29. This was Monroe's first varsity basketball game and although they lost, there was team spirit through the entire game0 Monroe 54 - Easton 31 Monroe breaks into the winning column . That was the talk of the school the day after our game with Easton,, The score was 54 to 31 and it gave great encouragement to the boys. Middlebrook 42 - Monroe 28 Monroe played its second game with Middlebrook. Monroe jumped off to a good start and at the end of the first quarter, the score was 8 to 7 with Middlebrook winning. At the half, Middle- brook started to pull ahead leaving the score to 26 to 15, At the third quarter Middlebrook was leading by 12 points, 32 to 20. The last quarter saw Monroe catching up with 4 points difference, but then Bob Girgasky went out on fouls, and Middlebrook pulled away to widen the gap 42 to 28. Monroe 62 - Easton 41 Monroe wins again . Using a zone defense and spurred on by good all-around team work, Monroe defeated Easton Junior High School 62 to 41o The game was close all the way until late in the fourth quarter when a fast breaking attack broke the game open. Scoring honors go to Bill Ainley with 17 points, Dave Brown with 16 points, and Bob Girgasky with 14 points, Girgasky and Ainley rebounded well. Brown, Komar, and Musante played a good floor game. Loveland, Zaleski and Baker gave needed reserved strength, Unquowa 47 - Monroe 42 Since Unquowa's team consisted of only 7th and 8th graders, Monroe, too, played their 7th and 8th grade players. This was the first time these boys worked together. The team got off to a shaky start, but then they settled down in the last half. This was a well played game with our boys closing in on Unquowa as time ran out. At half time the score was Unquowa 22, Monroe 13. The final scoring found Unquowa out in front 47-42. High scorers of the game were Bob Musante with 16 points and Ron Baker with 9 points. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Dave Brown's team, consisting of Bill Ainley, John Richardson, Ed Weber, James Smith, and Dave Brown, won the basketball championship of the Junior High School. They won over the eighth grade in the finals 37 to 29. The grades were split up into 16 teams. The winner of the eighth grade and seventh grade would play the winner of the ninth grade,, Ronald Baker’s team, the Wolf pack, won over the eighth grade,, After almost being eliminated from the competition, Dave Brown's team, the Redwings, won the semi- finals over David Loveland. He then beat the Wolfpack 37-29 in the championship game. f BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL (continued) This was Monroe's first basketball team,, The boys dis- played fine team spirit and sportsmanship throughout the season. TEAM SCORING FOR 1956-1957 Girgasky - 42 points Krolides - 8 points Br own 41 points DeLuca - 5 points Ainley 34 points Loveland - 2 points Musante 32 points Bridgeman - 2 points Komar 31 points Jackson - 2 points Baker 14 points Zaleski - 2 points BASEBALL Monroe Baseball team: Bill Ainley, Bill Thomas, Tom DeLuca - Outfielders Bob nurd, (Capt.) Dave Brown, Bob Kusante, Dick Girgasky - Infielders Bob Girgasky - Pitcher George Mengold - Catcher Steve Kenney and Ira Loss - Managers Subs: Svensson, McKinney, Tompkins, Baker, Maginnis, Komar, Krolides and Giroux Monroe 7 - Easton 0 On April 25 Monroe beat Easton 7 to 0, with Bob Girgasky strik- ing out 18 Easton batsmen for a new Jr, lligh School record. Bill Thomas triple was the hitting high light. Infielders, led by Capt. Brown, played good ball, Samuel Johnson 2 - Nonroe 1 May 13 proved to be unlucky for Monroe as they lost to Samuel Johnson 2 to 1 in extra innings. Bob Girgasky had two base hits and drive in one run. The infield pulled off a double play Monroe 3 - Wooster 0 May 16 Monroe got back on the band wagon by beating Wooster 3 to 0. Bob Girgasky hit a home run with Kusante and Thomas on base. Monroe 14 - Weston 0 May 22 Bob Girgasky pitched a no-hitter against Weston. Final score Monroe 14, Weston 0. Monroe 9 - Wooster 0 Bob Kusante made his debut as a pitcher. Bob Girgasky (HR), Bill Ainley, Dave Brown and George Mengold hit for extra bases. As we go to press we have 4 wins, 1 loss, with three more games to be played. HOST VALUABLE PLAYER MOST ALL AROUND BEST HITTER ALL AROUND LEADERSHIP Bob Girgasky Bob Kusante Bob Girgasky Captain Dave Brown • - • • .• I I • • William Ainley Bill Bill's active in most sports, especially likes baseball - he's an ardent Dodger fan - H opes to bee ome an engineer - says his hobby is models'.'. Always in a good mood'.'. Best of luck, Bill Alvin Anderson Al Fierce Al's best subject is gym - is very good at foot- ball??? he likes to annoy most of the teachers'.'. Likes the Yankees - Al's future goal is to be a tradesman. Best of Luck AL Irene Andrascik Bunny Eunny's best subject is homemaking - Favorite sport-swimming - Roots for Yankees - collects records (who doesn't) - future goal - office work. Best wishes, Irene Gary M, Bardugone Gar Favorite sports baseball and bowling - Always beaten in Ping-Pong, - favorite team Yankees , Usually seen in a group with Ron K, Gordon, and Ron M, Hopes to be a tradesman - likes models, too??? Hmm'.i V[p oD 0=3 0 .J — s Judy Ann Bassett Judy Quiet, shy - Judy’s favorite sport is baseball, which makes the Yankees her favorite team - best liked subject - English - wants to be a secretary - Oh nutsi ln Good luck, Judy, n § David Brown Dave Real Yankee fan'.'.'. That’s for the birds'.'. One cf our best athletes - captain of many teams. Often seen with S, K, Class president of 57 , Best of luck, Dave3 Earbara A, Bunnell Buzzy Anything but shy - provides plenty of laughs - favorite sport-baseball - Yankee rooter I love Hickey Mantle - likes math - hopes to be a private secretary - collects pictures of male movie stars'.'. m _do_t_hejyiDick on me ???_________________________ Paul Chase Frater Roots for Y ankees . Oh nuts'.'.'. Not another one'.'. Goes out for football and soccer - collects rocks and want to be a mineralogist - favorite subject - science. Best wishes, Frater, James Ta Clark Jim ' Quiet but always a cheerful smile0 - likes baseball, soccer and the Yankees” - makes model boats and planes??? future goal - carpentering - usually gets trampled while rushing to luncho Good luck Jim Karen Crosby Kar Cheerful - best subject, civics ill Sports, she likes baseball and horseback-riding - Dodger fan 11 Collects rock and roll records - No foolin Hopes to be a nurse„ Good Luck Phyllis Ann Dusenberry Phill The Dodgers are Phill's favorite team - with her personality plus she should go far - Phill likes skating and algebra - she's a Latin scholar and says We ain't got no English this year I Lois M Fisher Lo Quiet - Lo's favorite sports are skating, baseball and golf - favorite team Yankees - Pet saying See you 'round like a donut - Lo hopes to be a hairdresser - Her best subject is Civics s Bob Girgasky Bob Gee Bob's” favorite sports are ice skating and football, even though the ice is hard - favorite subject Math - because he hides in the back of the room - co-captair. of basketball team True 1 Rosanne Marie Greco Ro Nice, funny - likes skating - collects records - a member of C.Y.O, - plays ping-pong - hopes to be a secretary - first one out of the door at two-thirty. Judy Lynn Gustaitis Judy'1 Judy is one of our best athletes. She’s good in most sports, but favors baseball and skating - If Judy is there, P.D„ isn't far behind;'.'. Red Sox fan Kants to enter the teaching profession. Isabell Louise Hall Izzy Bell Likes Elvis - Favorite sports are baseball and roller skating - roots for Yankees Best liked subjects algenra and science P? likes to oil paint - Hopes to be a nurse - Oh Gee'.'.'. ■ Beverly D, Haight Bev Bev - a sweet, quiet person - likes horseback-riding favorite team Yankees - Oh, dear??? likes math and English. Hopes to be a secretary - usually seen with S.K. Good Luck, Bev. Robert A, Horvath Rock Rock loves the Yankees - likes all subjects and his gilded trumpet - a member o ? several band3 and a camera club - hopes to be an aeronautical. Best of Luck, Barbara Ann Kelly Barb Quiet, shy - but she has a ready smile - favorite sports, baseball and swimming - favorite team, Yankees - Uh, Huh'.', likes Civics??? - collects records - usually seen with B,P„ Steven Joseph Kenny Steve Baseball and football fan - roots for Brooklyn and Navy - Ave Frater (That's Latin) - likes Algebra and models??? hopes to become an electronic engineer. Best wishes Steve 7 jci JL Susan Kotyut Sue Sue's future goal is to be an author - likes Lit - Roots for Giants?? - Can’t help it - baseball and horses are her favorite?? Frequently seen with DoKo Good Luck, Sue Ron Komar Perry Perry hopes to become a salesman - a great basket- ball fan - likes the Braves, but roots for the Dodgers - Oh well?? - always hangs around the science room. Best wishes, Ron Paul Charles Kovac full of fun - goes out for football, hunting, fish- ing - favors the Yankees - hobby, model planes and photography??? wants to be a mechanical engineer. Seen with B.G., A«A,, and J.Z0 o=? Delores Krofssik De Quiet, but what a temperi I A real Elvis fan (you know him) - hopes to be a dress maker - talks during literature (who doesn’t) likes horses - Hi Ho Silver'.'. Good Luck De s Vivian Lessard Viv Quiet, nice - gets tongue tied in literature - Blushes, tool I likes horses - Holy Cow wants to be an airline hostess - goes in for roller skating and horseback riding. First one into Latin class??? likes baseball and basketball - roots for Dodgers - school disc-jockey (another Allen Freed) wants to be an undertaker - You can't live all your life II Good Luck, Dave, Cute, but not shy - fun to be with - Yankee fan - scholar - hopes to be a nurse - just jealous 11 Good Luck, Sandy Ronald Hikulka Ronnie L newcomer this year - quiet, popular - usually seen with G.S, - So What - collects coins (spen them, too'.'.) - Wants to be a pilot - Head for the lills everybody'. I Best wishes, Ron David Loveland Dave Sandra Lowenadler Sandy likes horseback riding and baseball - an English r Edward J. Monroe Eddie Mechanic is Eddie's future goal. - Roots for Yankees - likes Math - Hobby?? models - Oh, Oht'. favorite sports, baseball and football - Hi, Honey Lots of luck, Eddie, Doris Morrow Dorie Quiet, shy - wants to be a dancing teacher - likes math - Holy Cow - Dodger fan - 0.$0 - Goes for horseback riding and baseball - collects horse statues, Linda Marie O'Meill Lin Usually seen with B.P. - baseball and basketball are her favorite sports0 Dodgers (Let's hope they win next time) likes skating - wants to be a nurse - Oh??? Judy Lynn Perkinson Perky Pretty active, nice to be with - Perky wants to be an airline hostess - without her remarks classes would be pretty dull, .'. Yankee fan - Oh Sugar'. Best of Luck, Perky Il ’ BriKnid J an Porter Eonnie Always cheerful - Bonnie's favorite sports are base- ball and basketball - Dodger fan - likes English?? meanwhile back on the ranch - has best supply of papers in M.J.H. - wants to be a nurse,, Cristina Ramos Cris Energy plus'.I Often seen skipping down the halls with L.V. - real skating fan - What time will 1 meet you at the rink? - favor the Yankees and math, thrills gang - our V.P, John Fredrick Richardson Johnny Dodger fan - hopes to be a mechanic - likes all subjects'. I What a hole I dug plays football and basketball. Best wishes, Johnny Brenda Rinne Brend Shy, but an awfully sweet kid - likes baseball and Yankees , of course. - art enthusiast - Oh Dear Brenda hopes to become a stewardess - Lots of Luck, Brend % I ' Joe Rockwell Rocket' Football fan - roots for the Yankees - Dad burn it 11 - is happy when in gym class 11� Joe hopes to enter the construction business - guns are Joe’s hobby - hmmm??? Beverly Gail Ryan ev Quiet - thoughtful - Lev likes Latin - She hopes to be a teacher - Happy days are here at last - very good at sports - Red Sox fan??? usually seen with J oG o Lois Marie Schneider Lo Konderful personality - wizzard in Civics class - Dodgers” - I ain't tellin' 11 Lo wants to be a medical secretary - goes in for baseball and roller- skating, Good Luck, Lo Robert Sherman Bob Always waiting for literature class to begin - Yankees are Bobs favorite team! 11 Just a minute - a member of the camera club - bob wants to be a minister. c L_i Gordon H0 Smith Gordy Hopes to be an engineer - loves algebra and window shades??? - roots for ???? - good ol Yankees - goes in for ice-skating and footlong hot dogs'.'.'. c 4? James Smith Jim A newcomer this year - He likes models too??? (Something funny here) Dodger fan'.'.', was happy until '55 World Series - undecided on his future, but best of luck in your chosen fields Carl Stahlhammer Slim Always waiting for gym class - Slim wants to be a mechanicsl engineer - all out Yankee fan'.', by the way - when do we eat??? Stephen P Swanda Steve likes football - roots for - who else, but Yankees happiest in math class - future goal??? flying (with a plane too'.'.'.) keep up the good work, you'll get your wings� 0 t I Carole Thornfeldt '’Thorny A? never quiet - Thorny is an Elvis fan - Dodger fan tool'.wants to be an airline hostess - waits eagerly for science class - I'll never tell'.'.'. Elizabeth Vaughan Libby Kiss Cider Queen - 1957'.'.'. Libby likes swimming and skating, Always threatening some violent action in Latin class'.'.! Everyone watches her - she's our treasurer - seen bombing around with C.R, Sally J, Ward Sal Wonderful personality - a new addition to our class - hopes to attend college - sticks with the Mt0 Everett Comets','. I'm not about toll likes algebra and basketball. Best of Luck, Sal Edward Weber Eddie Dodger fan'.'.'. Eddie hopes to be a pilot - enjoys English class best - goes out for football and baseball - Get Out I - usually seen with R.K. Good Luck, Eddie s s NAMES. ADDRESSES AND TELEPHONE NUMbERS William Ainley Cross Hill Road Monroe AM 8-1010 Paul Chase Old Newtown Road Stepney AM 8-9120 Judith Lynn Gustaiti Route 111 Monroe AM 8-0190 Alvin Anderson Purdy Hill Road Stepney AM 8-1077 James Clark Old Zoar Road Monroe AM 8-0512 Isabell Louise Hall Fan Hill Road Monroe AM 8-0050 Irene Andrascik Box 36 Main Street Stepney AM 8-3511 Karen Crosby R,F,D. 1 Webb Circle AM 8-4364 Beverly D. Haight Elm Street Monroe AM 8-3148 Gary M. Bardugone Teller Road Trumbull AM 8-0916 Phyllis Ann Dusenberry Old Zoar Road Monroe AM 8-0959 Robert A. Horvath 50 Patmar Drive Stepney AM 8-3164 Judy Ann Bassett Cross Hill Road Monroe AM 8-1003 Lois M. Fisher Wheeler Road Monroe AM 8-0121 Barbara Kelley Lorraine Drive Monroe AM 8-0418 David Brown R.F.D. 1 Monroe AM 8-0747 Bob Girgasky Peppridge Road Monroe AM 8-4769 Stephen Kenney Old Newtown Road Stepney AM 8-4231 Barbara Bunnell Cross Hill Road Monroe AM 8-0201 Rosanne Marie Greco Maple Terrace Stepney AM 8-4677 Susan Kohut Hammertown Road Monroe AM 8-0663 NAMES. ADDRESSES AND TELEPHONE NUMBERS (continued) Ronald Komar Hurd Avenue Monroe AH 8-4791 Doris Morrow Webb Circle Monroe AM 8-0067 Joe Rockwell Church Street Monroe AM 8 -1793 Paul Charles Kovac Monroe Turnpike Monroe AM 8-0189 Linda X. O’Neill Hammertown Road Monroe AM 8-0214 Beverly Gail Ryan Eagburn Road Stevenson AM 8-4087 Delores Krofssik R,F «,D„ 1 Stepney AM 8-0701 Judy Lynn Perkinson Old Newtown Road Stepney AM 8-0607 Lois Marie Schneider Fan Kill Road Monr oc AM 8-0826 Vivian Lessard Main Street Stepney Bonnie Jean Porter Porter Hill Road Monr oe AM 8-4064 Robert F, Sherman Purdy Hill Road Monroe AM 8-1008 David Loveland R.F.D. 1 Monroe AM 8-9436 Cristina Ramos Judd Road Stepney AM 8-3301 Gordon H, Smith Pepper Street Stepney AM 8-0333 Sandra Lowenadler Moose Hill Road Monroe AM 8-0474 John Fredrick Richardson Elm Street Monroe Jim Smith Spring Hill Road Monroe AM 8-1931 Edward J. Monroe Hattertown Road Stepney AM 8-4179 Brenda Rinne Webb Circle Monroe AM 8-0938 Carl Stahlhammer Pepper Street Stepney AM 8-2576 NAMES. ADDRESSES AND TELEPHONE NUMBERS (continued) John Zaleski Barn Hill Road Monroe AM 8-4257 Carole Thornfeldt Fan Hill Road Monroe AM 8-0811 Elizabeth Vaughan R � F.D. 2 Stepney AM 8-1464 Sally J. Ward R,F.D. 1 Monroe AM 8-9327 Edward Weber Jeanette Street Monroe AM 8-4675 Marion White Wheeler Road Monroe AM 8-3206 Steven P. Swanda Moose Kill Road Monroe by Judy Gustaitis and Phyllis Dusenberry Steve Kenney - My dicionary which helped me so much in ray nine years at Monroe to anybody who reeds it Paul Chase - My mineralogical collection to Duggy Millard Dave Brown - Ily dusty old baseball spikes to Mike Lane to help him scoot around the bases0 Dave Loveland - My disc-jockey personality to Bobby nurd Robert Horvath - I!y latin book to bill Thomas William Ainley - My center position on the Varsity lasketball team to Ronny baker Eob Sherman - Ily answers to the Latin tests to Ronald Laker, a future latin scholar. Gordon Smith - Ny success in literature to my brother, Richard Marion White - My broken locker to my sister Sandy Lowenadler - My Charles L Beach Good Citizen essay to Melanie Molting Isabell Hall - My stuffed animals to Peg Thornfeldt Buzzy Bunnell - My clowning personality to my little sister,Lynn« James Smith - My music marks to Gary Zimmerman Carl Stahlharamer - All my books to Frank Gibiser Bev Ryan - the Best of Luck to the coming 9th grade Linda O’Neill - One old blue sneaker to Frankie Oliver Phyllis Dusenberry - My wonderful times in music class to Judy Anderson Ron Komar - My devilish grin to Bobby Musante Sally Ward - My simultaneous equations to my sister Louise, Susan Kohut - My horse's broken down shoe to Sally Smith Bob Girgasky - my pepsodent smile to my brother, Dick. Paul Kovac - my model airplane kit to Bob Swanda Judy Gustaitis - my beautiful disected worm to Andy Oros Cris Ramos - my vivaciousness to Annabell Libby Vaughan - my poise to Lynn Monroe Judy Perkinson - my date book to Dan Riebe Gary Bardugone - all my unfinished homework to Jimmy Wade Edward Weber - my freckles to George Mengold Rosanne Greco - my good times at the skating rink to JoLinda Beverly Haight - my civics book to Mr. Slais I WILL (continued) Bonnie Porter - my pony tail to Sharon Avery Brenda Rinne - all my unappreciated comments to Hr. Shook Carole Thornfeldt - my broken Elvis Presley records to my sister, Peg Ronnie Mikulka - my fly-swatter to keep away pesty girls to Ray Tompkins Edward Monroe - my black wavy hair to Tommy Piercey John Richardson - my little used English book to a future honor student Karen Crosby - my home runs in phys ed to Susan V.rabel Lois Fisher - my wonderful times boxing with Hr. Garrity to Judy Anderson Barbara Kelley - ray vim, vigor, and vitality to Judy Clifford Dolores Krofssik •• my old pony tail clip to Sandy Miller Lois Schneider •• ray seat on the bus to Gene Platt Joe Rockwell - my attentive attitude in class to Jim Haisley Steve Swanda - my bald tires to the scrap rubber company and to bucky John Zaleski - my always on time attendance to Bruce Fowler Vivien Lessard - my collection of safety pins to Merry Jane brainard Doris Morrow - my collection of horse statues to Ruth Crawford Irene Andrascik - my chewed up pencils to Rosemary Wasik James Clark - my baseball hat to Steve Vecchei ell.t Alvin Anderson. - ray old used tractor to Robert Pavelko