Masuk High School - Exodus Yearbook (Monroe, CT)

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Mr. Ralph DeGruttola, Chemistry teacher at Masuk for six years and recently appointed assistant guidance counselor, has long been noted for his dedication to his work and to his stu- dents. He presents his class material with such excitement and enthusiasm, that the students also become enthused. When they do not understand, he stops to help them until they do. In other words, Mr. DeGruttola gives of himself to the students. The high ideals and goals that he has set for them and for him- self are the reasons that we are proud to dedicate Exodus '65 to him.

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on Our Strong Leadership Basically man’s life is but a “short span” on life’s stage, and in this day he cannot acquire all knowledge available to him as he could have during Bacon's time. The task presented to us is to equip you for the future with those learn- ings and qualities that do not depend on the kind of job, or work that may be demanded of you. Thus, we must concentrate on you as a hu- man being. We must bring forth your growth in independent thinking, values and concepts that will prepare you to face change with flexibility without destroying the dignity of the human be- ing. The administration and staff of Masuk High School congratulate the members of the class of 1965, and give you our best wishes for a most successful future, hoping we have met our responsibility in preparing you to accept the responsibility as a citizen in our democratic society. Michael K. Wolfer Mr. William Kovachi Assistant Guidance Counselor Mr. Michael K. Wolfer Principal Mr. Michael P. Fettig Vice-Principal 5

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Construction Is a Systematic Process INTRODUCTORY SECTION ACADEMICS SECTION FACULTY AND COURSES SENIORS UNDERGRADUATES ACTIVITIES SECTION ACTIVITIES CLUBS SPORTS SECTION BOYS’ SPORTS GIRLS’ SPORTS ADVERTISEMENT SECTION T Mr. Pero has given much of himself and of his time to the Senior Class by work- ing as our yearbook advisor. We ap- preciate all the help and guidance you have given us, Mr. Pero, and for it we are very grateful. 7