Masuk High School - Exodus Yearbook (Monroe, CT)

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OUR FUTURE Through English Every mature individual should have a set of values called a philosophy of life. Reading can help the individual form, revise, and remold this philosophy. Language and speech help the stu- dent express this philosophy in both practical and idealistic situations. Each Masuk High stu- dent is offered skills, concepts, and opportuni- ties for this expression in a varied program of developmental reading, language arts, six years of English, introductory and advanced speech, and dramatics. With conscientious effort, the student can mold this program to fit both his tentative and eventual goals in life.

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ARCHITECTS OF Mr. Elbert Mrs. Joan Brotherton Daoud Miss Marie Dulzer Miss Patricia Flynn Miss Marion Grate Mrs. Linda Guzzardi Mr. Vernon Pero Mr. Joseph Zaccara Personal Fulfillment 10

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Social Studies Trains Us To Cope with the Modern World Every mature and responsible citizen must cope with a troubled world. Social Studies give the student a way of ap- proaching man, his development, his in- stitutions, his ideas, and his problems of living with others. Each Masuk High student is encouraged to reflect the ideals of his society. Through a study of Geography, American History, Eurasian Civilizations, Civics, United States His- tory, and Contemporary World Issues, the student has an opportunity to de- velop skills, knowledges, understand- ings, appreciations, ideals, and values which are appropriate in a modern, in- dustrial, scientific, automated, and democratic nation which is in a position of leadership in, and responsibility to, the world of nations. Miss Nancy Cousins Mr. Robert Mr. John Carlson Hanrahan Mrs. Jane Matson