Masuk High School - Exodus Yearbook (Monroe, CT)

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BEST LOOKING Pauline Wallick and Ron Baker QUIETEST Dotty Couch and Bob Hurd MOST STUDIOUS Cathy Kiriluk and Stew McKinney MOST ATHLETIC Mary Pereira and George Mengold BEST DANCERS Pauline Wallick and Jimmy Matey Superlatives MOST POISED Cathy Kiriluk and Bernd Nehrkorn

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BEST PERSONALITY Judy Clifford and Jimmy Matey FRIENDLIEST Andy Oros and Jimmy Matey Senior MOST TALKATIVE Karen Bozogan and Ron Murphy BEST DRESSED Sandy Miller and Ric Geslien CLASS CLOWNS Rosie Rabcl and Fred Lewis 22 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Karen Bozogan and Stew McKinney

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Last Will and Testament We, the Class of 1961 of Masuk High School, the majori- ty being of sound mind and wise judgement, do ordain, pro- claim, and make public to all, this, our last Will and Testament. We direct that all the privileges and duties which we have enjoyed as Seniors be left to the incoming Seniors and direct them to carry them out as honorably as they are able, in order to set a good example for the underclassmen. Mike Abbruscato leaves his brains to his brother Rich. JoLinda Anderson leaves her knee ticklers” to Kathy Donohue. Ron Baker leaves his pair of worn-out basketball sneakers to the varsity team. Rudy Beers leaves his stiff gym socks to Mr. Holscher. Karen Bozogan leaves one pair of slightly damaged fingers to next year's chemistry lab genius. Merry Jane Brainard leaves her pleasant smile to brighten up the halls of Masuk. David Bridgeman leaves one vote for Nixon in 1964 to some smart young Democrat. Judy Clifford leaves her polka-dot sneakers to Judy Dexter so she can haunt Miss Bailey next year. Dotty Couch leaves her quiet ways to Diane Jesuroga. Dotty DeLuca leaves her younger brother, Tom, to Mr. Boothby. Carol Donohue leaves her cold feet to Miss Bailey for overnight hikes. Art DuBois leaves his crewcut to Bill Nowlan. Sally Duffes leaves one large eraser to the Junior who will admit he makes mistakes. Ann Edwards leaves her gift of getting passes to the nurse’s office to anyone who can match her imagination. Ronnie Edwards leaves for greener pastures. Barbara Ellison and Betsy Hair leave a big bottle of aspirin to Mr. Fettig to compensate for all the headaches they caused him. Dot Feltovic leaves her stenography pad, a gift from a I960 graduate, to Marge Pulaski. Eric Geslien leaves his good taste in clothes to the up and coming Seniors. Dick Girgasky leaves his Oldsmobile to George Smith — if he'll take it. Ed Giroux leaves the sound of his cleats to haunt the teachers. Bell Hall leaves her old Elvis Presley records to Richie Sherwood — Masuk's Elvis. Steve Hummel leaves his skill in math to Bud Gorham. Bob Hurd leaves his first baseman's glove to Ira Loss. Bruce Johnson leaves his ability in horsemanship to Miss Plaisted. 24