Masuk High School - Exodus Yearbook (Monroe, CT)

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Participating for enjoyment and satisfaction . . . Only by participating with others in ac- tivities of mutual interest can the student really hope to accomplish worthwhile and satisfying achievements. Fun through rec- reation is sought by all students, and its value is increased enormously by an ea- gerness to work in order to attain it. Rare- ly does an individual get more out of an activity than is put into it through plan- ning and aiming high. The desire to better one’s self and school is the most vital ingredient for success in extracurricular activities. An essential part of total individual development is discovering opportunities for fun and satisfaction, and wholeheartedly participating. 4

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In an increasingly competitive world, the empha- sis today is on becoming a well-rounded individual. This desirable goal is not to be attained acciden- tally, but must come as a result of hard work, active and unselfish participation, and the discovery of one’s capabilities. A person’s store of knowledge and values must be continually expanded and re- examined in an atmosphere suitable for their full development. The faculty and administration of Masuk High School realize that much of this de- velopment must take place during the formative high school years, and as a result each student is given abundant opportunities to fulfill his needs and build on his own character successfully. Since they are common to us all, and are the key to our future success. Exodus ’66 focuses on the complex and ever-changing needs of high school students in America today. 3

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