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 - Class of 1970

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2 Serenity . . . Tranquility . . . the traditional image comes to mind when thinking of peace. Today, however, peace takes on a new dimen- sion, less abstract, actively promoted by a growing portion of youthful Americans. True, there is idealism and impatience in these pacifists. Some in their ranks are merely avoiding military service. Yet, in the name of humanity, an entire subculture is moving away from blind nationalism through a sincere belief in world peace and progress. These peaceworkers systematically demonstrate, read lists of war- dead, hold moratoriums, and petition the government. By their actions they risk the esteem of community and nation, and sometimes physical liberty itself. They have the temerity to believe that peace is within reach . . . and the audacity to presume that through their efforts it may be obtained. This yearbook is dedicated to those working for peace in America and the world. Through their involvement in the present, they are influencing the future. 3 Many teachers have influenced, taught, and guided us in the last four years. But there are three teachers who have given us much more; they have given of themselves: their time and energy in preparing us for the challenge of a new decade. We, the Class of 70, are proud to have had three understanding and dedicated advisors. Together we have shared memorable experiences, all too soon brought to an end. These endeavors cannot he called an end, but a beginning, of a new decade, our decade and perhaps a peaceful one. Through our advisors, we have gained the courage and resourcefulness needed to meet the challenges of today’s tumultuous society. They aroused in each of us an awareness through their patience, firmness, and diligence. Through them we have gained spirit and class unity. It is with heartfelt thanks and appreciation we of the senior class dedicate our yearbook to Mrs. Elizabeth Carney, Mr. Dominick Costanzo, and Mr. John Coyle. Miss Elizabeth Carney Mr. John Coyle 7 In June we will step from the security of the graduation stage into an uncertain future. Yet in our minds, and in these books, we will carry with us some of the richest and most rewarding exper- iences of our lives. Rich in the quality of people we have met, rewarding in the education we have received. Most of us began our high school career on an autumn morning of ’66; freshmen, waiting for our schedules and listening for the bell. Even though the days passed slowly, it doesn’t seem that long ago. Soon, that platform, which was only a dream a few months ago, will become a reality. Now, as the Class of ’70 fades into a painting in the parking lot, we are only beginning to realize how much we have enjoyed the past four years. We wish to thank the administration, the faculty, and our fellow students, for the memories they have given us. The Class of ’70 To the Class of 1970: It is with a variety of emotions that we look forward to your graduation and the end of your student days at Masuk High School. We are proud of you, of course — proud of your accom- plishments, your progress, your entire academic and social devel- opment. In a way we are relieved that four long years are almost over. Yet at the same time we can hardly believe that four short years have gone by so quickly, and we have the feelings that all parents must have when their children set out to make their own way: happiness and sadness, relief and concern, and perhaps even a little regret. More than anything else, however, we have a pervading sense of hope. We hope that you share our pride in your class; indeed, we feel sure that you do. We hope that your future, whatever it may be, will be as successful as your past at Masuk. And we hope that we, your class advisors, have done as good a job as anyone in helping you reach that goal. Mrs. Elizabeth Carney Mr. John Coyle Mr. Dominick Costanzo listen to the roar of happiness see the plash of joy feel the bliss of tranquility taste the sweetness of peace 10 12 Helpless as the fragile flower braving the storm, peace stands in the shadow of darkness, only to bloom, defying death. 13 ADMINISTRATION MR. JAMES C. McKELVEY, JR. Principal In a few short days you, the members of the Class of 1970, will pass from these walls and take your place beside those alumni who have preceded you. It is the hope of the Adminis- tration, Faculty, and Staff that you will remember us with affection. To each and every one of you Godspeed. Graduates of 1970, we salute you. 15 James C. McKelvey, Jr. Principal Mr. Bernard Goffin Assistant Principal Miss E. Eleanor Smith Vice-Principal in charge of Guidance 16 17 Mr. Charles McFarlane SECRETARIES Mrs. Katherine Sherman Guidance Secretary Mrs. Shirley Doughty Mrs. Roberta Wilcke General Office Secretary Cafeteria Secretary KITCHEN Mrs. B. Viola GesuaUli Kitchen Staff 18 L I B R A R Y Mrs. Majorie Sapei Librarian Mrs. Ilse Foster Library Clerk and HEALTH Mr. Arnold Waite Mr. Mike Fekete 19 FACULTY Mr. James Garafolo Department Head Mr. James Caggiano Miss Marlene Wiedrick LANGUAGE Mrs. Matilda Mainiero Mrs. Stella McKnight ENGLISH Mr. Elbert Brotherton Department Head Miss Patricia Opiela Mrs. Phylis Satin Mrs. Elizabeth Carney Miss Mary Brickley 22 Miss Macaire Mahony Mr. Daniel Shea Mr. John Coyle Mrs. Susan Buchanan Mrs. Gloria Cervini 24 Mr. Ronald Gustaitis 25 Mr. Daniel Ryan SCIENCE Mr. Donald Gabriel Department Head Mrs. Susan Berube 26 Mr. Joseph Testa Mrs. Audrey Ross 27 Mr. Robert Lucas Mr. Arthur Burke SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Ronald terreri 28 Miss Jean Waricha Mr. Mounir Farah Department Head Mr. Jeffery Dickson Mr. Jeffrey Semon 29 BUSINESS Miss Jada Hunter Mr. Lionel Burke Miss Cynthia Showah Mr. Dominick Costanzo GK£C I GMGG A Mrs. Irene Suddaby 30 Mr. Dominick Feliconio Department Head HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Bonnie Germond INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Fred Oberson Mr. Joseph Fedorko Mrs. Alice Polezonis 31 BAND and CHORUS Mr. William Gravit ART Miss Helen Wallace Mr. Vincent Lombardo Mrs. Trudy Kelly Mr. Michael Savo Department Head PHYSICAL EDUCATION LINDA ALBRIGHT “Linda” “I’ve got the Javelin today” . . married in June. Getting JOHN ANDERBERG “Hunch” “Swede” “Ah, that’s tough” mumbles. SUSAN BARANOSKY “Sue” “Baron” “Makes me no diff’ . . . “Tootles” “Bunk it” . . . Drum Corps fanatic loves to have fun. “I want in” JOHN BAXTER “J.B.” . hedonist. ERIC ANDERSON “Weird Eric” “Buellah” “Led Zeppelin will never get off the ground ...”. .. Nothing to do but listen to things and draw. WILLIAM C. BAYERS “Billy Bud” “Bones” “Get ’em while they’re hot” ... C.B.G. forever . . . “because I feel like wearin’ a tie”. ROSEMARY A. BEARDSLEY “Rose” “I don’t think I understand” . . . “Which meeting should I go to tonight?” . Sports . . . loves cooking . . . What’s wrong with G.S.?” . . . “Maybe this weekend I’ll catch up” . . . always in the library. JOHN BEVIS “Mustangs go!” . . . “Yeah . . . ya know . . . but.” EILEEN M. E. BILLINCSLEA “E” “M.E.” “This is true” . . . The El (eye) sees all” . . . “Just M.E. myself and “El” . . . Fly- ing high and riding low. NANEEN E. BOYCE “Neen” “There’s nothing to worry about” ... “I was backstage” . . . “Going to the meet- ing tonight?” ... in and out of the art room . . . making mobiles. KATHLEEN M. BOGDANYI “Kathy” With Bruce . . . Looks forward to Fri- days . . . Squeaky voice. JAMES BOUTON “Bummer” Jovial sire . . . drum “head” . . . “Cream il never dye!” 37 MADELINE BOYNTON “Mad” “Maddie” “Really” . . . “You’re uncoordinated” . . . Likes dogs and horses RICHARD E. BRAUNSTEIN “Dickie” “You know me” . . . Third base slugger?? . . . Seaman’s soother . . . “What’s wrong with a purple painted pad?” . . . drawing with a sliderule. KENNETH BREEN “Bean” ‘Yeah” . . . drives a Volvo . . . likes girls VICKIE LYN BRIGHAM “Sticks” LINDA BROSNAHAN “Lin” “Really” . . . “I’m sure” .. . “Yea rite” . . . hates homework . . . never shuts up . . . daring . . . loves music. SUSAN L. BUCCITTI “Sue” “No it’s not Victoria” . . . “Well, will ya listen!” . . . “Love is more important than food.” “Right?” . . . “Follow that Shelby!” . . . ‘It’s Monday already?” . . . “Who me quiet?” . . . cars, cars, cars . . . Road- runner . . . beep . . . beep!! 38 THOMAS BURTON “Tom” “Let’s do it while we’re happy” . . . radi- cal .. . He even looks like a pacifist. CLIFFORD CANFIELD Cliff” “Hi Pal” . . . Drives a Chevy . . . With Shannon . . . construction worker . . . likes to snow and water ski. THERESA CAPUTO “T.C.” Bob . . . “Let’s leave early” . . . “What a drag!” DOLORES CARLSON “Dolly” “Dolor” “You’ve got to be kidding” . . . Loves to dance . . . never at home . . . Can’t stop spending money . . . Wants to be inde- pendent. SUSAN CARRIS “Sue” “Susie” “Are you kidding” . . . What???” . . . “Fantastic” . . . “beautiful” . . . Small but mighty . . . Loves to cook . . . “See a at Jimmies” . . . “Shh—Don’t tell my rother.” GINA CARUSO “Gina” New girl. 39 NANCY CARUSO “Nanc” “Every cloud has a silver lining” . . . “Tomorrow is another day” . . . “It is never to late to learn.” PHILIP B. CAYER “Phil” “Chevelles go!” . . . loves cars . . . loves baseball. . . hates English . . . “Tonight?” EDWARD F. CHACHO “Chako” Second soccer star . . . “It’s Chaco C-H-A-C-H-O . . . “Afro”. CHARLES FOX COLLEY “Chas.” “Oh wow” . . . “Let’s go to the beach” . . . The 12 string wonder . . . skiing at Chas. Cottage . . . The Pin Ball Wizard and the Miracle Cure. SUSAN IRENE CHAUSE “Sonny” “Oh, he’s ok” . . . Loves flowers . . . plays tennis . . . “You’ll be late, Jon”. APRIL CORNELL “Core, have I got something to tell you!” . . . “Where’s Scott?” . . . “Seriously?” . . . “What do you mean going steady’s no good?” 40 MARYBETH A. COUTURE “Toony” “Not too dumb” . . . “Anybody got any gum, candy, lifesavers, mints or other- wise???” . . . “Food is not the essential ' thing in life” ... “I don’t get it” . . . for- ever on a diet . . . The masked Marvel. Likes drive-ins . . . “Friday on my mind” . . . the Rascals . . . “The Graduate” . . . loves John. DEBRA CROSBY “Froggy” “Yeah, I'm sure!” . . . “Where’s Donna Doo?” . . . “Yeah I told Ya” . . . “Wanna run my blue buggy?” . . . “Do you want me to get a pass?” HOLLY CYR “Hoi” Mask at drive-in . . . the fake hand . . . on our last skiing trip . . . ’Turkey”. BRENT A. CROZIER “Hippie” “You dummy!” . . . “No Linda, you can’t drive my hot Chevy” . . . digs the Beatles. JEANETTE ANN D’AMBROSIO “Jen” “Jennie” After school ... cheering for the guys . . . always smiling ... a Leader Corps . . . Initiation??? . . . ‘Vermont Maid” . . . second base. 41 DONNA JEAN D’AMICO “Donkey” “Lizard” “I just want to leave” . . . Another Friday night . . . “How queer!” . . . Comes to school once in a while. KENNETH DAVIN “Kenny” Monroe Fire Dept, is best.” BARBARA DANSCUK “Barb” “Yeah right” . . . “can’t wait till Friday” . . . “What a hunk”. JAMES DE STEFANO “Oh, come on” . . . “Big deal!” . . . get lost. ELIZABETH DEFELICE “Betty” ‘Do you want a punch?” . . . Vivisection . . animal lover . . . “boots”. JO ANNE DISHEY “Squeak” “You’ve got to be kidding!” . . . Really?” . . , The Mets . . . “What homework?” . . . likes to sew. 42 Likes football . Always thinking BARRY S. DORSEY . likes to drive REX DORSEY “The Artist” . . . “It’s nice to be rich” . . . drives a red Camaro . . . likes base- DIANE E. DRUCKER “Di” “I can’t wait for the weekend” . . . Dear Abbey . . . singing and playing the guitar . . . Loves to walk barefoot. ball . . . likes to draw ... the quiet one. BERNADETTE MARIE DUFFNER Bern” EARL DUGAN “I’m sure” ... “Oh yeah!” . . . likes music ... a mind of his own . . . talks a little . . . thinks a lot. CAROLANNE EDDY “Carol” “That turns me right off’ . . . “Bertha” . . . “Tongue” . . . “Yes, it’s my sister’s” . . . “Peachy” . . . Can’t stand a phony . . . “I don’t believe how dumb I am.” Weird . . . loves to read . . . quiet . . . likes everybody . . . future English teacher. 43 PATRICIA S. E RTS “Pat” “I don’t know what I’m doing” . . . “No Hope” . . . “That’s really funny” . . . “Rosalie” . . . “Lady Hurf” . . . “You know my mother” . . . thumbs . . . drama . . . “Nope, gotta stay after school.” SUSAN MARY FAZEKAS “Sue” “Suzie” “Oh really?” . . . office girl. RICHARfiFELLISON “Rich” “Elephant” . . . “Good Joke, Ha Ha.” DAVID ESPOSITO “Espo” “Get out!” . . . “You do, and I’ll kill ya!” . . . “Share and Share alike, Bruce” . . . loves sports . . . first left handed short- stop in majors . . . My Great 70 SS 396. GREGORY EMMONS Pass to Poland . . . Your loving Pole . . . “And how are you?” . . . Making trouble with Steve . . . Mr. L . . . with Donna everywhere. WILLIAM FARRELL “Bill” “Billy” The Great Actor . . . The South should have won! . . . Marco the Magnificent . . . Kelly’s Gas Station. 44 KATHLEEN ELEANOR FERRIS “Kath” “I’m tired” . . . quiet . . . “This class is oring” . . . babysitter. BRUCE R. FRENCH “Cousin Brucie” “Semi-Gawk” “Howard” “Oh wow” . . . “Right” . . . “Hoy boys Hoy” . . . loves all sports . . . “Which way to Newtown?” . . . “Thank God it’s Fri- day.” LOUISA M. FOSTER “Lou” “Louie” “What are you nutty?” . . . U.A. Popcorn pusher . . . Yearbook is Exeedrine Head- ache 48 . . . Byrd Watcher . . . Me? I was never quiet . . . Vermont and ski- ing . . . Me and my M.J.B. STEPHEN FUSCI Steve Babes . . . sexy . . . cutey . . . “Hey pal” . . . “What boss?” . . . “About 10 o’clock” . . . likes green eyes . . . “See ya at the drive-in” . . . causing trouble with Greg . . . Karate expert in two lessons JUDITH FOX “Foxy” “Judi” “Well then, let’s have a party” . . . “Who?” ... “I didn’t know that” . . . “You’re on the committee?” . . . D-U-M dum . . . loves parties . . . volunteers . . . loves all music . . . Snoopy lunch box RUSSELL GAFFNEY “Fud” “Russ” Likes Buck Owens . . . always working on cars. 45 MICHAEL L. GAGNER “Mike” “Gag” “Hey man” . . . gym enthusiast . . . Did you see Chris?” . . . “But Mr. Cos- tanzo . . .” JOYCE DEBORAH GIROUX “Joyce” “Suit yourselves” . . . “You kids can have your lemons, I’ll take my tangerine” . . . “How you Know, huh?” . . . “Slow down, here comes a telephone pole!” . . . digs “Sly and Family Stone” NANCY GATTO “Nanc” Hates math . . . The girl with the green eyes . . . Chorus fan. HOWARD CLAZER “Israel” “Howie” “Oh Hard!” . . . “My nolty broke again! . . . Oh Jello. GEORGE PETER CEANURACOS “The Flying Greek” “Wake me up after the meet” . . . Track star . . . football fan . . . needs a car . . . sleeps in class . . . hates homework JANE HELEN GODFREY “Janie” “You gotta be kidding” . . . likes to sew . . . Navy . . . Air Force . . . rides a Honda . . . likes baseball. 46 t CYNTHIA GRAFF “Cindi” “Graffy” “Oh sure!” . . . “O.K., where’s Romano?” . . . “Guess who I saw today?” . . . Irene’s flower child ... ski bum . . . Todd and his friends. GARY GUY “Gar” “I can’t wait till we graduate” . . . loves the weekends . . . with Rose. DEBRA J. GRAVES Deb” “Can’t hack it” . . . “I’m only kidding” . . . “Oh really!” . . . grooves on music . . . loves freedom . . . just hanging around . . . rides for hours . . . just doesn’t understand why PATRICIA HACKETT “Patti” “Where’s Donna?” . . . one of the cheer- leaders . . . Potty . . . Drives good . . . “Kiss me, Gus”. SCOTT GRIFF IN Carp . . . Oh no . . . Where’s April . . . “That 57 is going to go—sometime.” ALICE HILL “Allie” A smile for everyone . . . good natured . . . enjoys ice skating . . . does oil paint- ing . . . enjoys musicals 47 “Where’s Jackie?” . . . “Yea, Bernie, Dumb” . . . “Saturday night?” . . . “Hey Joe, after 5th” . . . Always at Jimmies . . . likes sports . . . likes to ride around. RENE HOUDE “I’m sure” . . . “Yeah, Right” . . . loves to talk . . . lives for the weekend . . . “Walter, too?” . . . “I’m so tired”. PATRICIA JEAN HORNAK “Pat” “Forget this” . . . “I’m sure” ... “I don’t feel like doing this homework” . . . “Oh no, not this again!” KAREN ANN HRICKO “Carrie” “Forget It” . . . “I’m sure” . . . loves to go shopping . . . terrible in math . . . likes to travel . . . day dreamer . . . happily even after. TIMOTHY HORNBROOK “Tim” “Horn” “Blondes have more fun”. FAY MARIE HULL “Dimples” “Sunny” “Billy Who?” . . . “Are you serious?” . . . “What did I do now?” . . . “Is Donna in Today?” . . . Home Ec just isn’t her bag. 48 KENNETH HURD “Fern” “You’re out of your tree” . . . Ford man . . . Drives The Fernmobile. MARTIN CALINGASAN ILAO “Mart” A.F.S.’er . . . “Experience is a hard teacher” . . . “She gives the test first and the lesson afterwards.” Future journalist . . . “Oh, Wow” . . . “Lord Edgard” . . . the chief . . . Indi- vidualist. KATHY JUNE “Kath” Masuk’s Milk Maid . . . “Boy, are you stupid!” . . . “All right. I’ve just about had it!” . . . Ramblers Go ... “I don’t want to graduate” . . . “Come on—Cheer Up”. SUSAN A. JENNINGS “Sue, Suzie” “You’re kidding” . . . “Little seamstress” . . . Cashier for Monroe Supermarket . . . Newcomer. FAYE ANN KAEMPFER “Faith” “You got to be kidding!” . . . “You’re nuts” . . . Always in Chorus room . . . “But, Mr. Gravit!” 49 ELIZABETH KALB “Beffie” “Waffles” “I don’t believe in love at first sight, but I do believe in taking a second look” . . . “The Valley forever” . . . Mad about Eldorados and Dart Swingers. MARIA ELIZABETH KILCOYNE “I can’t, I have to work” . . . “No, my mother made it” . . . Can’t wait till the weekend . . . Vitramon . . . Al’s girl. DEBRA G. KNUDSEN “Debbie” “Whos” . . . I’ve got the Ford” . . . “The Group.” ANTJE KNUTZEN “Angie” “Anje” “Spiffy” . . . “The Group” . . . “O Pooh!” . . . Loves water skiing . . . “If you don’t know it, fake it” . . . Loves basketball . . . Have lunch with Snoopy . . . It’s my lunch box. ERIC KOSETZKE “Eric” At $5.00 it’s a gift and there will be Canteen . . . All around sportsman . . . Financier . . . Smokes Victory Cigars . . . Muckraker . . . Profitable Proms . . . Ferrando’s. DOROTHY L. KOWALSKI “Dor” “Dot” You’re kidding . . . Bowlegged, Bow- legged . . . Doodling forever . . . loves water skiing . . . reads a lot . . . No, it’s not dyed. 50 WILLIAM KOWTKO “Bill” My last year . . . loves Chevys, girls. CHERYL LYNNE KRAJCIK “Cher” “Whoopee” . . . Quiet sometimes . . . likes music . . . life is great ... “I don’t believe it”. “The wonderfulness of it all” . . . “Find Sue and you’ve found me” . . . Greenbay Cossaks still undefeated . . . That’s a NO-NO . . . Translator for Mr. L. LARRY KREMMEL “Kremski” ROBERT KURSAWE “Bob” “Ingers” “Typing just isn’t my thing” . . up Bio’s over.” “Wake MAUREEN D. LA BRANCHE “Reen” “Keep piling it, Stote” . . . “Hey, Coach Costanzo, I’m going to quit today!” . . . Loves basketball . . . Always bombing around in his brother’s Grand Sport. “You must be kidding me!” . . . loves basketball games . . . bowling enthusiast . . . loves Math. 51 LINDA M. LA CROIX “Gidge” “Lin” “I’m going home” . . . “That’s .not at all what I meant” . . . Past, present, and future dancer . . . “If its too expensive, sew it” . . . “If you see the Baron, tell her that I am looking for her.” BARBARA L. LAPIDGE “Barb” “Good for Ya” . . . “Keeps ya humble” . . . likes to knit . . . likes Peter, Paul, and Mary. FELICIA M. LATEGANO “Flea” “What hat?” . . . individualist ... the little flea . . . “What’s wrong with being a librarian?” RICHARD J. LAZINE “Weasel” “Crash” . . . “Gotcha” . . . Always look- ing for Betsy . . . “Stop that Richie” . . . Wears out Pontiacs. MIRIAM JEAN LINEBARGER “Blondie” “What do ya think?” . . . I’m sure” . Little green Mustang . . . freckles . always on the phone. 52 ANNA MARIA LISI “Annie” “Oh that’s nice” . . . Will you shut up!” . . . likes sewing . . . loves to cook . . . favorite car is a Mustang . . . likes Johnny Cash and Elvis Presley. DOLORES J. LUCKNER “Dolore” “Holy cow!” . . . one of the jumping janitors •. . . has a two-door station wagon . . . sleeping over Sharon’s . . . French Fries forever. EDWARD M. LOCKWOOD “Skip” Fords are greatest . . . always broke . . . drives too fast. SHARON D. MAINIERO “Shar” “Well “Yeah” . . . “Where’s my orange juice?” . . . Likes boys, dances, and excitement. JACQUELINE F. LUCEY “Jackie” Should I pull a u-ee?” . . . “What should I tell her now?” KAREN L. MANDRONA “Ma” “K” “Has anybody seen Ronald McDonald?” . . . “But Mr. Feliconio, I don’t under- stand!” . . . “Meet ya at Jimmies” . . . “Shut up, Larry” ... ’60 Chevy . . . Duffy II . . . Children’s shoes at Reeds. 53 RANDY JAMES MANONI “Moose” “Yea right” . . . loves cars, especially Fords . . . Dover . . . Food. MAUREEN E. McNAMARA “Mor” “Mamie” I’m sure” . . . “Wanna bet?” 54 RICHARD J. MAVRICZ “Dicky” Oh . . . The Great Lover . . . Me and my G.T.O. MARILYN E. MICHLEWSKI “Lyn” “Good one” ... “I wanna go home” . . . likes to sew . . . §50,000 winner . . . future R.N. . . . Drum Corps fanatic SCOTT C. McGOWEN “Ape” “Want to fight about it?” . . . Likes cars . . . good times . . . girls. CLAUDIA ANN MILLER “Claud” “Oh brother!” . . . “I’m sure” . . . “O.K.” . . . baseball fanatic . . . loves to sew . . . avid reader of spicy books. DIANE MARIE MILLER “Dee” “Hi Boobie” . . . likes to write . . . loves poetry . . . loves to travel . . . “Jolly green giant” . . . Pursuing piece of mind. JOHN MIRABELLI “Happy Tummy” . . . “Anybody got gum?'’ . . . Big Brown Eyes. GARY MULDOON “Gar” Fighting Irishman . . . Nice kid . . . Track star. 4 CORALEE ANN MURCHISON “Cor” “Corky” “Tom’s, just fine, Why? . . . “Army is gonna get my guy” . . . “Don’t rank on Pine View!” ... “I love my guy.” THEODORA MOREY “Teddy” “I’m sure I am” . . . Unsophisticated . . . Dodge pioneer . . . Loves good gossip . . . sews . . . future in nursing. BERNARD MURPHY, JR. “Bemie” “Barney” “Murph” “Gustave” “Who asked ya?” . . . “How about that” . . . Fords Forever . . . Loves a debate. 55 KATHI MURPHY “Kathi” “So just listen, will ya?” . . . “No, my natural hair color isn’t red!” . . . “Guess what. I’m gonna look for a job” . . . “Late again? Oh well.” NANCY L. N1METH “Nanc” Drives the big 6 . . . “Anyone need a band?” . . . “Is it Friday yet?” CHRISTIE ANNE NUTTER “Chris” Loves the Spring . . . Sketching in spare time . . . Smallest cheerleader . . . “What’s wrong with red hair?” . . . “Yeah, Yah, Yeh, Mike Gagner!” SHERMAN NUTTER “My Cougar? Well Silent, but wait till you get to know him! . . . Late for school . . . Getting a flat tire sounds like a good excuse. ROBERT E. OPFERKUCH “Bob” “Wilber” “I’m not yelling!” . . . Day dreamer . . . Surprising. THOMAS OUELLETTE “Tommy” “Naw, I’m afraid not, Gar” . . . Not a care in the world . . . plays guitar . . . likes cars. 56 PATRICIA F. PELLEGRINO ‘Tat” “I think I’ll stay home tomorrow” . . Hates homework . . . likes to eat . . loves Chuck. SUSAN POGOZELSKY “Sue” “I don’t want to hear it” . . . “Why not?” . . . down in the valley . . . labor day. “Aw, Come on” . . . Loves Pete. KARL PERNAK Charlie” “O.K. you guys” . . . “let’s go parking.’ Rides a motorcycle . . . R.M.O.C. JOSEPH PONZETTI “Joe” Likes basketball . . . “Easy going” . . . “Quiet.” LEONARD PRONOVOST “Len” 57 RICHARD RINE “Dickie” I’m all messed-up!” ... No parents . . . “homework” . . . “French” . . . “Will you shut-up, Sherman!” JOYCE ANN ROGOSKI This is ridiculous!” . . . “Are you kid- ding?” . . . likes horses . . . loves to travel. I ANITA M. ROMANO Little Lady” . . . “Neet” . . . “Get me out of the locker!” . . . “O.K., What’s all the commotion?” . . . “Clear out” ... All I have to say is ... “Mighty Mouth” . . . Chief Cheerleader . . . “devil eyes” . . . “Disaster Strikes.” A JANET ROSENBERRY “Jan” “Blondie” . . . “Oh Brother!” . . .“Hmmm . . . Yeah, right!” JOSEPHINE ROUMANOS “Jo” “Where to now, Dawn?” . . . “Sing it, Jackie” . . . Wow-ee . . . lives for the weekends . . . Jimmies . . . day dreamer. “Wow, Blow my mind!” . . . works on cars . . . races . . . likes girls. 58 LEO E. RUBINO “Leo” “Tall, dark, and handsome” . . . Quiet swinger. RUSSELL A. SCOTT “Russ” “Big Russ” “What’s you bag?” ... drives a Triumph . . . likes Fords ... at Jimmies Friday and Saturday night. DALE A. SILVERSTONE “Dales” “The Mouth” . . . “Are vou kiddin?” . . . “I’m sure” . . . Let’s talk” . . . “Me . . . a mouth?” . . . “I’m running out of words” GARY A. SIMANSKY “Selinski” CHRIS SIMPSON “Chris” Man!” . . . You know” . . . loves to talk . . . loves the Village . . . “listening to records is my thing.” JOHN S. SKARUPA “Sk-rupe” “Dynamite” . . . Flipping out . . . Green Cutlass . . . plays guitar . . . “What’s the gig?” Super automatic V.W. . . . “Me, heavy?” . . . “Who wants to buy a ’59 Dodge?” . . . “lost my razor.” 59 DONNA SMITH “Donn” “I’m taking who?” . . . We’re having a party at who’s house?” . . . “You’re on the committee?” . . . “Don’t get involved” . . . my lunchbox. LEE DeWITT SMITH “Hawk” “What do you think this is, old home week?” . . . “You look like 50 worth of God help us” . . . small but mighty . . . likes the out-of-doors . . . likes hot weather . . . likes seeing new things. GARY RICHARD SOULES “George” MICHAEL JOHN SOLENZIO “Mike” “Hey, does anyone have a dirty joke?” . . . likes motorcycles . . . “No, I wasn’t talking” . . . Wants a Charger R.T. “Quick, Quick” . . . likes to ski . . . likes to sing and play drums . . . likes to draw . . . enjoys playing tennis. JAN SMOLEN “Smo” “Hey, cowboy” . . . “Oh no” . . . “Hey, Smith, did you see that one?” . . . track star . . . World’s greatest actor . . . Brings in the Times every morning. GEORGE SOULES “Gorgeous George” Tubs of Fun . . . The great dancer. 60 JANET A. STAIGER “Jan” “Are you kidding?” . . . “Really” . . . “Who me? I never blush” . . . Freckles . . . likes to sew . . . innocent heart. GLENN H. STEAD “Foof” Doesn’t like school . . . “I’ll be glad when I get out” . .. “Dodges go, Chevy’s don’t.” LESTER J. STOCKMAN “Les” “Just marvelous” . . . “What? . . . study- ing again tonight” . . . “Mrs. Lipeles, about the lab room . . .” French Club tonight. GALE ANN STOTE “Gale” “Oh brother” ... Tall stones . . . “slow down.” MICHAEL STOTE “Mike” Dave Duper . . . little but carry’s a big stick . . . Black belt in Karate . . . Rides with easy rider. BRENDA FELICE SURKS “Bren” “Really, That’s nice” . . . plays tennis . . . “mercy” . . . love life . . . small but strong . . . likes skiing. 61 “Swannee River” . . . lifesavers . . . Boy are you dumb” . . . “Here today, gone tomorrow” . . . With a double N . . . Rare bird of Paradise. SUSAN SYROTIAK “Sue” Quiet one ... the thinker. m, JANICE M. SZYMANSKI “Jan” “Janie” ‘1 mean . . . uh” . . . “Whowee” . . . loves bubble gum . . . How about Memphis University ... A pleated pettle pusher. JANET R. THOMPSON “Jan” “But why?” ... “I don’t see why I have to” . . . always tired . . . always talking . . . can’t wait till Friday . . . weekends are to short . . . Monday’s a bad day. LINDA UTZINCER “Goody-Goody” “Chester” . . . “Gaads” . . . Peachy . . . absent again . . . limping around . . . always busy . . . collecting dues. MARILYN WAITE “Lyn” ‘O.K., sure” . . . loves twirling . . .“It’s not dyed” . . . sewing after school . . . “Last Summer ...” 62 THOMAS E. WHITCHER “JR” “How much?” . . . Rose . . . “What?” . . . Hates to spend money . . . likes to pinch. ELLEN R. WOJISKI “Ell” “Woojie” Ellie” “Oh . . . Ducky”. .. “Come on you guys” . . . “It’s a rash” . . . My leg is killing me. DEBBIE L. WALKER “Eggie” “Yea right” . . . “can’t wait till the week- ends” . . . likes loitering. WILLIAM KENNETH WILDMAN “Wildman” “Oh no” . . . “out of sight” . . . Chevy’s rule . . . “Where’s the bear.” RANDALL WATSON “Ran” Fords Forever . . . loves to go hunting, fishing and swimming. DAVID WILKES “Red” “Wildman” . . . “Oh no” . . . “What’s your bag?” . . . “What ring?” . . . “hold records for guide rails . . . Camp Courier . . . “Where’s Griffin?” 63 KENNETH WOOD “Kenny” “Yes, I’m a senior” . . . “We’re coming over tonight, Bern” . . . “See you guys.” ANN LORAINE WOZNICKI “Little Ann” “Oh yeah” . . . “Bug off” . . . “The crea- tions made it” . . . future nurse . . . “charge it” . . . “that hubcap.” DOUGLAS A. YOUNG “Doug” “Mouse” “Oh wow” . . . “Feaky” . . . “Boy are you strange.” WILLIAM H. ZALEHA “Bubboo” RUSSELL J. ZINN “Russ” “This class is boring, Mr. Farah” . . . late for school . . . “Who me drink??? . . . “Who me, a Pass???? . . . Tall, Dark and Handsome . . . Maybe just Tall. MARTIN CHARLES ZITO “Marty” “Blue Whale” . . . “sometimes” . . . Take a break . . . V.W.’s hot machines . . . “Who says you can knock me over?” . . . “Mary’s General Nut House here I come.” 64 CAMERA Donna Ballog Claire Blakeman Keith Corson Robert Deaso James DeVivo SHY Brian Hanson Edwin Jones Wayne Keller Mary Mahony William Pohrte Arthur Swendsen “Ma-tiiiin” . .. “Jelly” ... “Wow” ... “That’s a hotty” . . . Chains, but still one of the boys. MIKE ELLEN STEVE © DALE OUR LEADERS LINDA SENIOR DIRECTORY LINDA ALBRIGHT 66 Downs Road JOHN ANDERBERG 80 Cedar Lane ERIC ANDERSON 360 Monroe Turnpike DONNA BALLOG 18 Lynn Drive SUSAN BARANOSKY 30 Captain’s Hill Road Home Room Rep. 4; Drama 2,4; Prom 3; Class Dances 1,4. JOHN BAXTER 17 Blue Hills Road Class Dances 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM C. BAYERS Porter Hill Road Band 1,2,3,4; Drama 1; Dance Band 3. ROSEMARY A. BEARDSLEY 386 Moose Hill Road Field Hockey 2,3,4 (Capt.); Basketball J.V. 2; Varsity 3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Leader Corps 2,3,4 (Pres.); Chorus 1,2,3,4; A.F.S. 1,2,3,4; Year- lxx)k 3,4; Drama 1,2,3,4; Library Aid 2,3,4; Madrigal Singers 1,4; Future Nurses 4 (Pres.); DAR Award 4; Thespians 3,4. JOHN B. BEVIS 163 Wheeler Road EILEEN M. E. BILLINGSLEA Route 110 Glee Club; Class Dances 1,2,3; Speech Club; French Club; Prom 3; Math Club 4; Drama 4. CLAIRE E. BLAKEMAN 295 Barn Hill Road Prom 3. KATHLEEN M. BOGDANYI 1501 Monroe Turnpike JAMES BOUTON 52 Cedar Lane NANEEN E. BOYCE 128 Main Street Class Officer (V. Pres.); Student Council 1; Thespians 1,2 (Sec.), 3 (Pres.) 4; Social Studies Club 3 (Pres). 4; Stage Crew 1,2,3,4; Band 3,4; Arts Festival 3 (Co-ord.); Field Hockey 2; Basketball J.V. 1,2. MADELINE C. BOYNTON 384 Elm Street Chorus 1,2. RICHARD E. BRAUNSTEIN 11 Pastors Walk Baseball J.V. 1; Varsity 2,3,4; Soccer 2,3,4 (Co-capt.); Honor Society 2,3,4 (Vice-Pres.); Student Council 3; Newspaper 3,4 (Bus. Mgr.). KENNETH BREEN 600 Elm Street VICKIE LYN BRIGHAM 29 Sherman Circle Softball 1,2,3.4; Basketball J.V. 1 (Mgr.); Prom 3; Class Dances 1,2,3; Yearbook 3; A.F.S. 1,2,3,4. LINDA BROSNAHAN 20 Countryside Drive Prom 3; Stage Crew 2. SUSAN L. BUCC1TTI 163 Pepperidge Road Newspaper 3,4; Stage Crew 2; Prom 3; Class Dance 4; Yearbook 4; Journalism Club 4 (Vice-Pres.). THOMAS BURTON 104 Bart Road Newspaper 3,4 ( Ed. Dir.); Social Studies Club 3,4. CLIFFORD CANFIELD 20 Knapp Street THERESA J. CAPUTO 7 Cedar Lane Homeroom Rep. 1,2,3; Student Council Rep. 3,4; Cheer- leading 2,3,4; Prom 3; Class Dance 2 (Chrmn.). DOLORES CARLSON 47 Pastors Walk Literary Mag. 3; Prom 3; Class Dance 3. SUSA'N CARRIS 370 Wheeler Road Newspaper 1; Drama 1,2; Prom 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4. GINA CARUSO 840 Monroe Turnpike NANCY M. CARUSO 47 Elm Street French Club 3,4. PHILIP B. CAYER 111 Elm Street Ushers Guild 1,2. EDWARD F. CHACHO 29 Johnson Place Soccer J.V. 1; Varsity 2.3,4 (Capt.); Basketball Fr. 1, J.V. 2; Varsity 4; Basketball J.V.l; Varsity 2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Latin Club 1. SUSAN IRENE CHAUSE 7 Greenwood Lane Ushers Guild 1,2,3 (Sec.), 4 (Pres.); Leader Corps 2,3, 4; Basketball J.V. 1, Varsity 2; Tennis 4 (Capt.); A.F.S. 2,3,4; Class Dances 1,2,3,4; Prom 3. CHARLES FOX COLLEY Old Tannery Road Soccer 3,4 (Capt.); Leader Corps 4; Tennis 3,4 (Capt.); Journalism 4; Drama 4. APRIL CORNELL Willenbarb Road Class Dances 3,4. MARYBETH A. COUTURE 31 Gray Street Class Officer 2,3 (Hist.), 2,3; Student Council Rep. 1,2, 3,4; A.F.S. 1,2,3 (Sec.) 4; Basketball Stat. 1; Softball 2,3,4; Prom 2 (Server) 3; Class Dances 1,2,3,4; Thes- pians 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Drama 1,2,3,4; Madrigal Sing- ers 1,4; S.T.C.D. 2; Yearlx ok 4. DEBRA CROSBY 11 Sunset Trail A.F.S. 1; Prom 3. BRENT A. CROZIER 41 Jay Lane SHARON L. CRUMB 264 Moose Hill Road Basketball J.V. 1,2; Class Dances 1,2,3; Prom 3; Home- room Rep. 2. HOLLY G. CYR 85 Oakwood Drive Ski Club 2; Stage Crew 1,2; Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,4; A.F.S. 1,2,3,4; Yearbook (Sec.) 4; Home- room Rep. 3,4; Prom 3; Class Dances 1,2,3,4; Drama 4; Honor Court 3; Journalism 4. JEANETTE ANN D AMBROSIO 309 Spring Hill Road Stage Crew 1,2; Ushers Guild 1,2; Leader Corps 2,3,4; Class Dances 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Prom 3; Softball 1,2,4; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; Drama 4; S.T.G.D. 2; Yearbook 4. DONNA JEAN D AMICO 203 Fan Hill Road Prom 3. BARBARA DANSCUK 7 Benedict Road Stage Crew 3; Prom 3; Latin Club 1; Class Dance 3. KENNETH DAVIN 52 Forest Road ROBERT DEASO 24 Turkey Roost Road ELIZABETH DEFELICE 143 Wheeler Road Ski Club 1,2; A.F.S. 2,3,4; Tennis 3,4; Prom 3; French Club 3,4; Class Dances 1,2,3,4. JAMES DESTEFANO 36 Oakwood Drive Leader Corps 1,2,3; Basketball Fr. 1 Soccer 1. JAMES DEVIVO Meadowbrook Road JO-ANN DISHEY 185 Wheeler Road A.F.S. 4; Yearbook 4; French Club 3; Honor Court 3; Knitting Club 4 (Pres.); Ushers Guild 1,2,3,4. BARRY DORSEY 119 Bart Road REX DORSEY 119 Bart Road Baseball 1,2. DIANE E. DRUCKER 368 Old Zoar Road Cheerleading 1,2 (Capt.) 3; Dance Club 2,3; Drama Club 1; Student Council 2; Chorus 4; Class Dance 2; Prom 3; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3. BERNADETTE MARIE DUFFNER 27 Knoll wood Road Chorus (Accompanist) 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1 (Sec.), 2,3 (Civics Dir.), 4; Yearbook 4; Drama 1,2,3,4; Thes- pians 2,3,4; A.F.S. 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Softball 1,2; Leader Corps 2,3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Honor Court 3; Outstanding Jr. Girl 3; Madrigal Singers 1.4; Laurel Girls State 3; Prom 3. EARL DUGAN 26 Knollwood Road Chorus 1,2,3,4; Prom 3; Drama 4. CAROL ANN EDDY 582 Moose Hill Road Newspaper 3,4; Basketball 3; Prom 3; Knitting Club 4; French Club 3,4. RICHARD ELLISON 173 Cottage Street GREGORY EMMONS 26 Pastors Walk Baseball 3,4; Soccer 4; French Club 4; Leader Corps 3,4. PATRICIA S. ERTS 10 Mountainside Drive Yearbook 3,4 (Co-Editor, sr. section head); A.F.S. 1,2,3, 4 (Pres.); Chorus 1,2,3 (Sec.), 4; Thespians 3, 4 (Pres.); Drama 1,2,3,4; Field Hockey 3 (Mgr.); Class Dances 1,2,3,4; Prom 3; Leader Corps 2 (Treas.), 3-4 (Sec.-Treas.); Newspaper 4 (Features Ed.); Basketball 2, (Stat.); A.F.S. Provisional Finalist 3; Madrigal Singers 1,4; Ushers Guild 4; S.T.G.D. 2. DAVID ESPOSITO 18 Pastors Walk Baseball 1. WILLIAM F. FARRELL 51 Birchwood Road Drama 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Baseball 1,2; Football 1; Chorus 2,3,4. SUSAN MARY FAZEKAS 24 West Maiden Lane Class Dance 1; Cheerleading 1,4. KATHLEEN ELEANOR FERRIS 42 Valleyview Road LOUISA M. FOSTER 17 Verna Road Class Dances 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Rep. 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Field Hockey 2,3; Softball 1,2,3; Leader Corps 2, 3 (Pres.); Prom 3 (Co-Chrmn.); Yearbook 1,4 (Eu.-in- Chief); A.F.S. 3; Drama 1,2,3,4; Nurse’s Aid 3,4. JUDITH B. FOX 7 Main Street Madrigal Singers 1,4; Ushers Guild 1,4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Math Club 3,4; Chorus 1,4; Fernch Club 2; A.F.S. 2,3; Prom 3; Class Dances 1,2,3. BRUCE R. FRENCH 4 Hemlock Lane Leader Corps 2,3,4; French Club 3; Prom 3; Class Dances 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,3; Stage Crew 3; Ushers Guild 4. STEPHEN FUSCI 13 Blueberry Lane Soccer 1,2,3; Basketball (Mgr.) 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2; Ten- nis 3; Ushers Guild 1,2,3,4 (Vice-Pres.); Class Officer 4 (Vice-Pres.); Prom 3; Class Dances 1,2,3,4; Drama 4; Student Council 4. RUSSELL GAFFNEY 260 Barn Hill Road MICHAEL CACNER 3 Crescent Place Baseball (J.V.) 1; Basketball, Fr. 1,3; Basketball (J.V.) 2, Varsity 3,4; Outstanding Jr. Boy; Grand Marshall 3; Prom 3; Class Officer 4 (Pres.). NANCY GATTO 25 Lanthome Road GEORGE PETER GEANURACOS 32 Sunset Hill Drive Band 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2,4; Stage Crew 2,3,4; Class Dances 3,4; Drama 1,2,3,4. JOYCE DEBORAH GIROUX 41 Hurd Avenue Chorus 1; Class Dances 1,2,3,4; Newspaper 1; Office Aid 3,4; Drama 1,2,3; Majorette 1,2. HOWARD GLAZER 25 Crestwood Road JANE GODFREY 101 Ridgedale Road Softball 1,2; Field Hockey 1; Ushers Guild 3,4; Math Club 3; Stage Crew 3,4; Honor Court 3. 67 CYNTHIA GRAFF 881 Main Street Leader Corps 2,3,4; Class Dances 1,2,3,4; Prom 3; Ushers Guild 1,2. DFBRA J. CRAVES 25 Wiltan Drive A.F.S. 1; Stage Crew 1; Chorus 2,3; Homeroom Rep. 1; Class Dances 1,2,3,4. SCOTT GRIFFIN 50 Main Street CARY GUY 215 Wheeler Road PATRICIA HACKETT 24 Blue Hills Road Cheerleading 1,2 (Capt.), 3,4; Field Hockey 3; Student Council 2,3,4, (Civics Dir.). BRIAN HANSON 81 Wheeler Road ALICE HILL 85 Bugg Hill Road DAWN O BRIEN HILL 3 Birch wood Lane Field Hockey 2; Basketball 1,2; Softball 1,2. PATRICIA JEAN HORNAK 44 East Village Road Class Dance 2; Prom 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4. TIMOTHY HORNBROOK 21 High Ridge Road RENE HOUDE 22 Downs Road KAREN ANN IIRICKO 20 Richmond Drive Chorus 1; A.F.S. 1,2,3,4; French Club 3; Ushers Guild 1,2,3,4 (Sec.); Yearbook 4; Class Dances 1,2,3; Prom 3. FAY MARIE HULL 184 Cross Hill Road Softball 1,2; Intramurals 1; Junior Achievement 3; Prom 3. KENNETH HURD 783 Monroe Turnpike Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,3; Soccer 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 4. MARTIN CALINGASAN ILAO 6 Moss Road Student Council 4; Newspaper 4; A.F.S. 4; Chemistry Club 4. SUSAN A. JENNINGS 58 High Ridge Drive Prom 3; Yearbook 4. EDWIN JONES 28 Woodend Road Soccer 2. KENNETH D. JULIAN 331 Wheeler Road Leader Corps 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Thespians 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Track 3; F.T.A. 2; Lite- rary Mag. 4; Newspaper 3,4 (Ed.-in-Chief). KATHY JUNE 46 Ryegate Terrace Hockey 1,3; Honor Society 1; Prom 3; Class Dances 1,2, 3,4; Yearbook 4 (Photog. Ed.). FAYE ANN KAEMPFER 324 Cross Hill Road Chorus 1,2,3,4; Ushers Guild 3,4; Social Studies Club 4; Stage Crew 3,4; Prom 3; Madrigal Singers 1. ELIZABETH KALB 291 Guinea Road Leader Corps 4; Class Dance 2,3,4; Prom 3. WAYNE KELLER 13 Meadowbrook Drive MARIA E. KILCOYNE 324 Spring Hill Road A.F.S. 1,2; Stage Crew 1,2; Class Dances 1,2; Ushers Guild 1,2. DEBRA G. KNUDSEN 98 Oakwood Drive Chorus 1,2; Madrigal Singers 1,4; Math Club 3,4; French Club 3; Spanish Club 4; Class Dances 1,2,3,4; Social Studies Club 4. ANTJE KNUTZEN 392 Hattertown Road Chorus 1,2,4; Math Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Stage Crew 3,4; Class Dance 3; Prom 3; Madrigal Singers 4; Future Nurses Club 4. ERIC KOSETZKE 6 Williamsburg Drive Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4 (Capt.); Baseball 1,2; Golf 3,4; Newspaper 3,4; Yearbook 3; Class Dances 1, 2 (Chrinn.), 3; Class Officer 1 (Pres.); Honor Court 3. DOROTHY L. KOWALSKI 56 Knorr Road Varsity Field Hockey 2,3,4 (Co-Capt.); Varsity Basket- ball 1,2,3; Softball 3 (Mgr.); National Honor Society 2, 3,4; Social Studies Club 3,4; Yearbook 3,4; Class Dances 1,2,3; Honor Court 3; National U.N. Contest 1,2,3; Chorus 3. WILLIAM KOWTKO 41 Autumn Drive CHERYL L. KRAJCIK 169 Monroe Turnpike A.F.S. 3,4; French Club 3; Social Studies Club 3, 4 (Treas.); Leader Corps 3,4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Prom 3; Honor Court 3. JON ALAN KRCHNAVY 9 Round Hill Road Soccer 1,2,4; Ushers Guild 4; Leader Corps 3,4. LARRY KREMMEL 520 Elm Street Social Studies Club 3; Leader Corps 3; Prom 3; Class Dance 4. ROBERT KURSAWE 127 Old Newtown Road MAUREEN D. LABRANCHE 282 Barn Hill Road LINDA M. LACROIX 32 Valleyview Road A.F.S. 1,2; Drama 1,2,3,4; Thespians 2, 3 (Vice-Pres.), 4; Chorus 1,2,3 (Sec.), 4 (Sec.). DAVID LADUCER 15 Fresh Meadow Road BARBARA L. LAPIDGE 19 Moss Road Basketball J.V. 1,2; Varsity 3; Class Dance 3; Yearbook 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Court 3. FELICIA M. LATECANO Chorus 1,2; Drama 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1; Library Aid 2,3,4; Literary Mag. 1; National Honor Society 2,3,4 (Rec. Sec.); Thespians 3, 4 (Sec.); Softball 3 (Mgr.); Social Studies Club 3 (Treas.), 4 (Pres.); National U.N. Contest 2,3; Yearlxx k 4 (Treas.); Honor Court 3; Class Dances 1,2,3; Prom 3. RICHARD J. LAZINE 160 Wheeler Road MIRIAM JEAN LINEBARGER 257 Bam Hill Road Field Hockey 2,3; Class Dances 1,2,3; Prom 3; Home Room Rep. 3,4; Future Nurses Club 4. ANNA MARIA LISI 347 Wheeler Road Prom 3; Class Dance 4. EDWARD M. LOCKWOOD 109 Ripton Ridge Social Studies Club 3,4. JACQUELINE F. LUCEY 49 Richards Drive Class Officer (Hist.) 1; Basketball J.V. 1,2; Softball 1, 2; A.F.S. 1; Newspaper 1; Prom 3; Class Dance 4; Chorus 1. DOLORES J. LUCKNER 290 Spring Hill Road Chorus 1,2; Ushers Guild 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 3,4; Stage Crew 2; S.T.C.D. 2; A.F.S. 1,2,3,4 (Sec.); National Honor Society 2,3,4; Prom 3; Honor Court 3; Class Dances 1,2,3,4; Drama 3,4; Future Nurses Club 4; Madrigal Singers 1. MARY ELIZABETH MAHONY 38 Barn Hill Road Chorus 1,2; Prom 3; Journalism 4. SHARON D. MAINIERO Student Council 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Cheerleading 1,2, 3,4; A.F.S. 1; Yearbook 4; Class Dances 1,2,3,4; Prom 3. KAREN L. MANDRONA 75 Woodlawn Road Chorus 2,3,4; Class Dances 3,4; Prom 3; Baseball 3 (Mgr.). RANDY JAMES MANONI 346 Moose Hill Road Coif 1,2,3. RICHARD J. MAVRICZ 58 Pastors Walk SCOTT K. McCOWAN 676 Monroe Turnpike MAUREEN E. McNAMARA 70 Far Horizon Drive Ushers Guild 2,3. MARILYN E. MICHLEWSKI 51 Swendsen Drive Library Aid 1,2; Office Aid 1,2; Folk Singing 1,2; Future Nurses 2,3. CLAUDIA ANN MILLER 28 Pamela Drive Chorus 1; Ushers Guild 3,4; Yearbook 4; A.F.S. 4; Knitting Club 4. DIANE MARIE MILLER Chorus 1,2,3,4; Drama 3,4; French Club 3,4; Literary Mag. 3 (Treas.); Class Dances 2,3,4; Yearbook 3. F. JOHN MIRABELLI 6 Birchwood Lane THEODORA MOREY 300 Shelton Road GARY MULDOON 121 Fan Hill Road Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3; Cross Country 2,3; Soccer 4. CORALEE ANN MURCHISON 80 Purdy Hill Road Leader Corp 4; Chorus 1,2; Class Dances 3,4. BERNARD MURPHY, JR. 10 Patmar Lane Soccer 2; Track 2; Tennis 3; Drama 4. KATHLEEN MURPHY 19 School Street Stage Crew 2; A.F.S. 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Class Dances 1,2,3. NANCY L. NIMETH 262 Purdy Hill Road Class Officer 2 (Sec.); Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Yearbook 3,4; Ushers Guild 1,2; Prom 3; Stage Crew 1,2, 3,4; Class Dances 1,2,3,4; Leader Corp 2,3,4. CHRISTIE ANNE NUTTER 299 Pastors Walk Class Officer 2, 3(Pres.); Class Dances 1,2,3,4; Prom 3; Chorus 3,4; Cheerleading 2,4; Ushers Guild 2; Stage Crew 1,2. SHERMAN II. NUTTER 299 Pastors Walk ROBERT E. OPFERKUCH 4 Lovers Lane Debate Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; French Club 4; Social Studies Club 4. THOMAS OUELLETTE 558 Elm Street Basketball 1; Cross Country 3,4', Track 3,4; Class Dances 1,2,3,4; Prom 3; Chorus 1. PATRICIA F. PELLEGRINO 11 Birchwood Lane A.F.S. 1; Chorus 1; Prom 3. KARL PERNEK 143 Elm Street Prom 3. DENISE PIRHALA 149 Pastors Walk SUSAN POGOZELSKY 41 Oakwood Drive Stage Crew 1,2,3; Prom 3; Literary Mag. 3; Class Dances 1,2,3. WILLIAM POHRTE 60 Ridgedale Road JOSEPH R. PONZETTI 36 Blake Road LEONARD PRONOVOST 47 Hirams Hill Road RICHARD ALLAN RINE 320 Pastors Walk French Club 3,4. JOYCE ANN ROCOSKI Windsor Road Yearbook 2; Prom 3; Class Dance 3. ANITA M. ROMANO 31 Woodlawn Road Basketball 1,3; Softball 1,3; Cheerleading 2,3,4 (Capt.); Homeroom Rep. 4; Leader Corps 2,3,4; Class Dances 1,2,3,4; Prom 3; Chorus 2. JANET ROSENBERRY 33 Rycgate Terrace French Club 3,4; Basketball Intramurals 3; Class Dances 1,2,3; Chorus 4. JOSEPHINE ROUMANOS 96 Main Street Literary Mag. 2,3; Prom 3; Class Dances 2,3,4. WILLIAM ROY Hiram Hill Road 69 LEO RUBINO 642 Main Street RUSSELL A. SCOTT 245 Stanley Road Stage Crew 1,2; Leader Corps 3,4. DALE A. SILVERSTONE Blueberry Hill Road Drama 2,3; Field Hockey 3; Basketball (Mgr.) 3; Class Officer 4 (Hist.); Yearbook 4; A.F.S. 3,4; Homeroom Rep. 2,3; Class Dances 1,2,3,4; Prom 3. GARY A. SIMANSKY 447 Wheeler Road French Club (Treas.) 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Ushers Guild 4; Honor Court 3; Intramurals 4; Dance Band 3,4; Chorus 2,3. CHRISTINE SIMPSON Williams Drive JOHN S. SKARUPA Old Zoar Road Freshmen Basketball; J.V. Baseball 1,2; Varsity Soccer 1,2. DONNA SMITH 481 Purdy Hill Road Chorus 1,2,3,4; Madrigal Singers 1,4; Math Club 4; Spanish 4; Class Dances 1,2,3,4; A.F.S. 3; Drama 3. LEE DEWITT SMITH 133 Elm Street Drama 3,4; Track 2,3,4. JAN SMOLEN 1525 Monroe Turnpike Band 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4: French Club 3; History Club 3,4; Drama 3,4; Yearlx ok 1; Leader Corps 3. MICHAEL SOLENZIO Longview Drive Student Council Rep. 1; Yearbook 4; Tennis 4; Soccer 2; Band 2; Journalism 3. GARY RICHARD SOULES 18 Bootshop Lane Baseball 3; Stage Crew 3; Prom 3. GEORGE C. SOULES 18 Bootshop Lane Prom 3. JANET A. STAIGER 39 Verna Road A.F.S. 1,2,3,4 (Vice-Prcs.); National Honor Society 2,3, 4 (Treas.); Yearbook 2,3,4; Ushers Guild 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Class Dances 1,2,3,4; Prom 3; Drama 3,4; Stage Crew 1,2,3; Honor Court 3; Homeroom Rep. 1,3,4. GLEN H. STEAD 66 Pepper Street LESTER J. STOCKMAN Downs Road Ski Club 1: Student Council 1; Homeroom Rep. 2,4; French Club 3 (Vice-Pres.), 4 (Pres.); Math Club 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Drama 2,3,4; Honor Court 3; Band 4. GALE ANN STOTE 20 Lois Circle MICHAEL STOTE 20 Lois Circle Basketball J.V. 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Soccer 4; Cross Country 2. BRENDA FELICE SURKS 40 Autumn Drive Leader Corps 3,4; Yearlx ok 3; History Club 3,4; French Club 3; A.F.S. 3; National Honor Society 3,4. THOMAS C. SWANN 53 Knorr Road Chorus 2,3,4; Ushers Guild 2,4; Yearbook 4; Prom 3; Class Dance 4; S.T.G.D. 2; Homeroom Rep. 4. ARTHUR B. SWENDSEN 201 Barn Hill Road SUSAN M. SYROTIAK 4 Far Horizon Drive JANICE M. SZYMANSKI 114 Gay Bower Road French Club 3,4; A.F.S. 1,2,3,4; Stage Crew 1; Make-up Crew 2,3; Basketball 2; Class Dances 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4. JANET R. THOMPSON 260 Webb Circle LINDA A. UTZINGER 16 Far Horizon Drive Class Officer 1,2,3,4 (Treas.); National Honor Society (Pres.) 2,3,4; Leader Corps (Pres.) 2,3,4; Field Hockey (Capt.) 1,2,3; Softball (Mgr.) 2,3; Cheerleading 1,2,3, 4; Yearbook 3; Drama 4; Student Council 4; Class Dances 1,2,3,4; Prom 3. MARILYN WAITE 56 Patchaug Trail Class Dances 1,2; Prom 3; Chorus 3,4; Majorettes 1,2,3, 4; Baton Twirlcrs 4. DEBORAH WALKER 20 Birch wood Drive Field Hockey 3; Basketball 1. RANDALL WATSON 301 Webb Circle THOMAS WHITCHER 686 Elm Street Cross Country 4; Track 3,4; Drama 4; Stage Crew 3,4. KENNETH W. WILDMAN 18 Turkey Roost Road DAVID L. WILKES 59 Downs Road ELLEN WOJISKI 247 Pepper Street Girls Leader Corp 2,3,4; Student Council 3; Stage Crew 1,2,3; Class Dances 1,2,3,4; Drama 3,4; Yearbook 4; Class Officer 3,4 (Sec.); Softball (Mgr.) 2; Basketball (Mgr.) 2; Ushers Guild 1,2. KENNETH WOOD 250 Webb Circle Drama 1,2; Ushers Guild 3; Class Dances 1,2; Prom 3. ANN L. WOZNICKI 269 Porter Hill Road Class Dances 1,2,3; Prom 3. DOUGLAS A. YOUNG 23 Lynn Drive Drama 4. WILLIAM ZALEHA 459 Moose Hill Road Stage Crew 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 2; Thes- pians 4; Drama 1,2; Prom 3; Class Dances 1,2,3,4; S.T.G.D. 2. RUSSELL ZINN 11 Verna Road Basketball 1,2; Prom 3; Class Dances 1,2,3; Stage Crew 1; Leader Corps 2,3,4. MARTIN C. ZITO 288 Monroe Turnpike Ushers Guild 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3 (Mgr.); Class Dances 1,2,3; Boys' Lead- er Corps 2,3,4; Stage Crew 1; Prom 3; FT A 2. 70 72 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Friendliest Most Athletic Best Dressed Most Courteous Class Clowns ........... Most M usical Most Artistic Best School Spirit Most Likely to Succeed Done Most for Class Class Flirts Best Natured Best Personality Best Dancers Most Dramatic Most Studious Individualists Quietest Most Versatile Most Darina Biggest Bluff Ap ple-Polishers Claw Gossips Biggest Show-Off Most Changed since Freshman Year Most Gullible Mast Talkative Rosemary Beardsley Anita Romano Theresa Caputo Janet Staiger Marybeth Couture Bernadette Duffner Vickie Brigham Anita Romano Bernadette Duffner Chris Nutter Sharon Mainiero Janet Staiger Pat Erts Sharon Mainiero Pat Erts Barb Lapidge Theresa Caputo Sue Syrotiak Bernadette Duffner Anita Romano Naneen Boyce Naneen Boyce Dale Silversone Patty Hackett Lou Foster Kathy June Dale Silverstone Bill Roy Mike Gagner Bill Bayers Rex Dorsey Keith Corson Bill Bayers Rex Dorsey Mike Gagner Lester Stockman Mike Cagner Bill Farrell Bruce French Mike Gagner George Soules Bill E’arrell Lester Stockman Tom Burton Barry Dorsey Mike Gagner Bill Farrell Mike Stote Eric Kosetze John Baxter Bill Farrell Steve Fusci Lee Smith Bruce French 73 A.F.S. Martin Ilao Sariaya Quezon, Philippines The only time you must not jail is the last time you try.” 74 SENIORS 75 76 77 78 79 THE SENIOR CLASS DANCE As a new decade dawns upon us, we leave behind fond memories and apply new hopes and dreams. SEASONS OF SEVENTY 82 JUNIOR-SENIOR PICNIC 83 84 85 Our Class Will We, the class of 1970, with fond memories of the past and earnest hope for the future, do hereby bequeath the following: Eric Anderson leaves the art room, his records, band practices, sleep- less nights, the FWS, and his days of generally doing nothing to Robert Plant. Sue Baranosky leaves all her attendance sheets to any “lucky” junior who gets Mrs. Lipeles for homeroom. John Baxter leaves his record of class cuts for Blowy to beat. Bill Bayers leaves command of Nielsen Raiders (now defunct) to his brother Bob. Rose Beardsley leaves her daily schedule: the first three periods in the gym and the last four in the library to her sister, Laurie. John Bevis leaves all the Mustang parts to anyone who can do better with them. Eileen Billingslea leaves her brother Rich, Mr. Lachowicz’s Period 5 Sr. Math class. May all his problems be hard ones. Jim Bouton leaves anything that is leaveable to be left leaving to Leslie West. Madeline Boynton leaves all her things in the art room to Janice Bur- turla; and her fingernails. Rich Braunstein leaves all his overwhelming charm; his flashing smile; and his muscular body to nobody. Ken Breen leaves his parking space to anyone who wants it. Vickie Brigham leaves all her artwork and making posters to anyone who wants it. Linda Brosnahan leaves sittin’ through chemistry a second year to any unsuspecting junior. Susan Buccitti leaves French IV and Mr. Garofolo’s famous Road Run- ner smile to French III. Tom Burton leaves to our prickly prince James — a Crumpled Copy of Creation, to Rise—Abbie’s Woodstock Nation, to Helen—a couple of keys (satisfaction guaranteed) and to beautiful Bernie — a cap of speed. Cliff Canfield leaves gladly. Dolores Carlson leaves all her mini-skirts behind her and a broken- down smelly Corvair to anyone who wants to get asphyxiated. Sue Carris leaves, leaving early on gym days to some anxious junior. Nancy Caruso leaves the gvmsuit she has worn for four years to her sister Angela. Phil Cayer leaves his Chevelle to anyone who thinks they can afford it! Bye! Ed Chacho leaves his dirty socks to Dave Horan. Sue Chause leaves a bottle of Excedrin and a crystal ball to next year’s Ushers Guild President. 88 Chuck Colley leaves the sash on his pants to Mrs. Suddaby and his pink elephant balloon boots to Mrs. Lipeles. Keith Corson leaves his hair to Mr. Goffin. Marybeth Couture leaves her overwhelming dramatic ability and suc- cess to Gary DeBrizzi, in hopes that he does less well, as well, or even better, and also, the thrills and chills of three study halls in a row to any bored upcoming senior. Debby Crosby leaves Mr. Burke to any business math student who can stand his humming. Brent Crozier leaves the nickname “hippie” to Linda, so all of the nice people who gave it to him will remember him. Sharon Crumb gladly leaves this school and all its miseries to her lucky sister and two brothers who are just getting started! Ha. Ha. Holly Cyr leaves the basketball team’s victories to Sherry “shot” Squi- nobal. Jeanette D’Ambrosio leaves all her good times at Masuk to any incom- ing Freshman. Ken Davin wills his perfect attendance to Matty Hylinski. Betty DeFelice leaves Donna her tennis racket; Judge, Mrs. Buchan- an’s Senior English; and Karen, a lunch with Greg. Jo-Ann Dishey leaves a typewriter to Mrs. Lipeles so she can type her own letters for the asssembly committee. Rex Dorsey leaves his artistic ability to Masuk High. Diane Drucker leaves her vocabulary words to anyone who needs them for Mrs. Buchanan’s English class. Bernie Duffner leaves 4 years of experience as an accompanist and chorus member to any musician who can hack it. Earl Dugan leaves one week of office observation to next year’s senior business students. Greg Emmons leaves Mr. Lachowicz to Donna. Pat Erts leaves 723 hours of play rehearsals to a glutton for punish- ment. David Esposito leaves the privilege of being a taxi service to any poor slob. Billy Farrell leaves his empty locker to anyone who can fill it with beer as well as he. Sue Fazekas leaves Martha and Debbie all the lunches they can find to eat in Mrs. Germond’s home ec. class and to Barbara Byrd the morning ride to school on the bus. Kathy Ferris leaves another year at Masuk to her brother and another 4 more years to her sister. Lou Foster leaves all the mischief she’s gotten into to any dull junior. Judy Fox leaves a lunch box, locker D-15, and the chorus blazers to anyone deserving them. Vaya con Dios! Bruce French leaves.the Voice of the Panthers to any student who can’t pronounce and project. Steve Fusci wills the 40 pounds he misplaced or lost to some skinny kid, named Hector. Mike Gagner leaves the old “Olds” to a desperate junior. 89 George Geanuracos leaves the baritone section to Mr. Gravit. Joyce Giroux gladly leaves ALL her wild stories for being tardy and not doing her homework to any junior desperate enough to try them. Howie Glazer leaves his “mop” and “pail” and a pack of cigarettes to Joey Ruby. Jane Godfrey leaves her brothers 3 more years of Masuk. Cindy Graff leaves Miss Showah one pair of holey sneakers! Debbie Graves leaves to anyone in the Junior Class her second period coffee break at Ligouri’s. Scott Griffin leaves his parking place inside power mech. to anyone who dares build a ’57 Chevy. Gary Guy leaves his ’61 Chevy to anyone who wants parts. Dawn Hill leaves all of Miss Hunter’s one million and one typing les- sons for one term to Mardele Perkins. Pat Hornak leaves Mrs. McKnight’s Spanish class to all next year’s lucky Spanish students. Tim Hombrook leaves David Jennings all his broken Sax reeds. Karen Hricko leaves Masuk to her sister for the next 4 years. She can gladly have it. Kenny Hurd leaves his allergy to anyone who thinks he can stand being allergic to Dust, Trees, Grass, Wool, Perfumes, Powders, Etc. Martin Ilado willfully bequeaths his locker in C-wing to Andy Mahard to handle it with care, and also solemly bestows his Philippine jokes to Mrs. Lipeles. To Monica McNamara and Mary Potak he gladly leaves a pair of bamboo poles. Edwin Jones leaves his mustache to Chester. Ken Julian is staying to go into the used car business. Kathy June leaves the “gullible” title to Sherry, her “grooviness” to Lorraine, her happiness to Gini, and neutral gear to Baby Joe (to stay safe) so 1971 can be as unforgettable as 1970 was. Faye Kaempfer leaves Mr. Gravit to find someone else to do all the chorus work. Wayne Keller leaves gym to someone who likes it. Debra Knudsen leaves her lunch box, a Calculus Review Book and a reserved seat on the Math Club trips to Mike Huck. Eric Kosetzke leaves Miss Opiela a souvenir favor of the ’68 Prom . . . for a small fee. Bill Kowtko leaves this school to anyone who can take it. Cheryl Krajcik leaves Mr. Farah to Sue Carey. Jon Krchnavy leaves the Greenbay Cossacks to anyone who will keep their perfect record and his Ray Nitschke sweat-shirt to Mr. Savo if Gregg will please give it back. Maureen LaBranche leaves her Shorthand II class to JoAnne Jelliffe with relief. Linda LaCroix leaves a book of absence excuses to anyone who needs a few extra vacations during the year. Dave LaDucer leaves his rat racing machine to Bob Osterberg. Flea Lategano — to the hallowed halls and sacred cows of Masuk — leaves the next 3 Lateganos. 90 Rich Lazine leaves his ambition to get out of this place to his brother. Miriam Linebarger leaves all the fun she had in her senior year to Gini. Anna Lisi leaves all things and problems in the Home Ec. room to Pat Crabbe. Skip Lockwood leaves his ’62 Ford to Bob Deaso if he wants a really good car. Jackie Lucey leaves to Patty Lucey Mrs. Suddaby’s 4th period typing class and to Patty Olsovsky her eyebrows. Dolores Luckner leaves her 2-door station wagon to anyone who wants to crawl into the back seat to sleep. Sharon Mainiero leaves the title of “class flirt” to Lorraine Wartko. Karen Mandrona leaves Mr. Feliconio’s “Russian Collection” to any dissident junior. Randy Manoni leaves his ability to stay in Drafting without getting kicked out to Ronny Deaso. Ricky Mavricz leaves his school spirit to anyone. Maureen McNamara leaves the cafeteria gladly. Lyn Michlewski leaves her laughing fits to any quiet, unhappy junior, and getting up at 6:30 to Jude. Claudia Miller leaves to Mrs. Satin one Creative Writing classroom equipped with heat, during period 5. John Mirabelli leaves his glasses to anyone who can find them. Coralee Murchison leaves her week days to anyone who can get up at 7:00 and catch the bus at 5 after ( if you miss it call Sam Cook or Denise DeRoucher, 268 ............). Kathy Murphy leaves Business Math to any student who can stand hearing about Mr. Burke’s mother-in-law. Nancy Nimeth leaves her sincere thanks to Mr. Costanzo and a very used band list to Shora Zandy. Sherman Nutter leaves a half-burned to Bob Arribas. Tom Ouellette leaves his gym sneakers to Gary DeBrizzi. Patty Pellegrino leaves all her days of absence to anyone who can make- up all the work and still get second honors. William Pohrte, do hereby, being of sound body, although there is some question about his mind, will love and peace to all the broth- ers and sisters at Masuk, the unfortunate minority. Dicky Rine leaves a six in his locker for Wally Zinn. Joyce Rogoski leaves her untranscribed Shorthand II notes to anyone who can read them. Anita Romano leaves her cheerleading uniform in the cleaners for Judy Loehr. Josephine Roumanos leaves her early dismissals to a fortunate junior. Billy Roy leaves a few choice words for the teachers at Masuk. John Skarupa leaves his perfect attendance and his seat in detention to anyone who needs it. Russ Scott leaves Debbie Topo his job at Vitramon and Wayne Deegan his shifter. Dale Silverstone leaves Monica McNamara, a new car, a full tank of gas, and a telephone, for all the gossiping and running around they’ve done. Gary A. Simansky leaves all of the strips in Monroe to Bob Arribas who’ll need the rubber for his “GOAT,” especially the 280 footer left by the “holeshot,” himself. Donna Smith leaves her lunchbox to Doris and the chorus blazers to Mr. Gravit and anyone foolish enough to try to fit the kids into them. Lee Smith leaves his little red Corvair to any daredevil who’ll drive it. Jan Smolen leaves Masuk, knowing Mr. Lachowicz and Mr. Gravit will breathe easier next year. Gary Soules leaves his dungarees, finally. George Soules leaves his stomach and his laugh to any dull junior. Janet Staiger leaves a crumpled fender to anyone whose car lacks per- sonality. Glenn Stead leaves his ’59 Dodge to Ed Mackey. Lester Stockman wills his brain to Enid Lipeles; she needs it more than he. Mike Stote leaves his boxing gloves to Russell Buckingham. Brenda Surks wills to Lorraine Burroughs all her club membership cards. Tom Swann leaves his “esquire” title and “then came Swannson” glasses to Mark Hagan and Doug Harpell, also the Executive Board of the T.S.F.F.C. to Dave Horan and Andy Mahard. Art Swendsen leaves school gladly! Susan Syrotiak leaves her Simca with no gas to her sister Beth. Janice Szymanski leaves “Hi Bobby” for the last time to Bob Toke. Linda Utzinger leaves all her activities to anyone brave enough to undertake them. Debbie Walker leaves her button and tuff white buddy seat and ex- haust pipe burns to Mardele Perkins. Randy Watson just leaves. Tom Whitcher leaves one dollar to M. B. Stote. Ken Wildman leaves his old ’57 Chevy and all its problems to Bruce Mondo. And all his sex education classes to Miss Opiela’s 4th period English class. Dave Wilkes leaves his record of 34 guiderails to anyone with the guts to beat it. Ellen Wojiski leaves all her good memories and all the fun she had at Masuk to any dead beat Junior. Ken Wood leaves his inflammatory statements for some hypercritical guy to try and censor, and to Gary DeBrizzi some good nickel a. g. Ann Woznicki leaves a couple of skid marks on Porter Hill to Liz Briglia and her Pineview “key” to Rose Ann Nevoles. Doug Young leaves one unused Algebra book to Mr. Ryan and three pairs of elevator shoes to Miss Brickley. Russ Zinn leaves a six pack of beer and the railroad tracks in Newtown to Bob Painter and his Woman. Marty Zito leaves his worn out spikes to Blowy and “Brains but still one of the Boys.” May Masuk High School be further crowned with glory after the departure of our class, but with the remaining tokens hereby given. 92 93 FRESHMEN CLASS OF 1973 M. Adelman, E. Agachinski, C. Anderson, R. Anderson, V. Anton, T. Antrim, D. Anzalone, F. Atkins, J. Backer, D. Baker, H. Bald- win, D. Barnard, B. Barsumian, D. Basile, R. Bassett, R. Baxter, R. Benedict, M. Bennett, J. Bevis, K. Biagioni, P. Bigda, D. Bird, R. Bisigano. S. BitrolfF, J. Black, I). Blake, G. Bleakney, P. Bohm, A. Bombardieri, F. Bombardieri, I. Boyce, J. Boyce, M. Brancato, B. Brant, E. Briglia, A. Brooks, D. Brown, K. Bryant, B. Buckley, G. Byrd, C. Burgess, K. Callahan, S. Carey, F. Carlson, K. Carlson, P. Cartabiano, I. Caruso, C. Cascio, T. Casola, R. Ceccorulli, D. Cedor, G. Chapman, D. Charlesworth, J. Chause, D. Chiaren- zelli, G. Clarke, L. Colimctra, S. Cornell, C. Cornut, L. Corra, S. Cooper, L. Cote, D. Cotier, K. Climes, W. Bedel, C. Crozier, D. Crumb, K. Crumb, L. Crelan, M. Davis, M. Deaso, A. DeFeo, W. DeMcnna, C. Desmond, J. Desmond, T. Dias, G. Dillistin, D. D’Ostilio, F. Emanuelson, C. Dubail, B. Eddinger, M. Edge- worth, J. Esposito, P. Fellone, D. Fiermonte, C. Fischer, C. Fonck, E. Foster, M. Gagner, P. Gall, C. Cennamore, D. Gilbert, J. God- frey, K. Graham, L. Grauel, G. Greenwood, G. Greenwood, D. Gudsnuk, D. Hampton, R. Hanock, M. Hanson, N. Harder, T. Harmon, C. Harrington, E. Hart, R. Haydu, D. Henning, J. Hig- gins, K. Honikcr, M. Hornak, M. Hombrook, R. Husvar, R. Jaco- nette, L. Jones, R. Jones, P. Joyner, H. Kadric, K. King, D. Kirwan, D. Lapke, C. Kaempfer, M. Kaempfer, R. Kazmierczak, S. Ken- nedy, K. Kerigan, M. Komar, J. Kursawe, J. Lambe, R. Lee, E. Lent, P. Lentine, C. Lewis, B. L’Homme, J. Linley, P. Lopezzo, M. Lucas, P. Lucey, L. Luckner, E. Luskey, C. MacDonald, R. Macey, T. Machalowski, J. Martin, J. McLaughlin, R. Megura, B. Menta, D. Milhalov, P. Lotzko, C. Miller, D. Miller, B. Mondo, K. Morrissey, T. Mott, H. Murray, W. Myslik, M. Ncfores, R. Nielson, J. Nowosacki, T. Nunn, J. Oakes, P. Olsen, P. Olsovsky, G. Owsiany, F. Pacenti, R. Raiva, B. Payne, E. Pighinni, R. Pla- mondon, D. Plavek, J. Porth, J. Potak, J. Pothier, D. Prillipp, N. Pusta, B. Raab, S. Razzaia, A. Reading, D. Reagan, S. Reynolds, R. Richardson, J. Riga, J. Risko, L. Rivard, P. Roberson, J. Roman, S. Rubino, W. Ruby, R. Ryan, J. Roman, S, Sa, A. Sabatino, F. Savo, J. Seeley, R. Serke, T. Sherry, H. Shield, K. Silva, M. Silva, R. Sippin, C. Smith, G. Snyder, S. Soules, J. Stawiarz, D. Steskla, G. Stewart, B. Stickman, R. Strobel, D. Sudvoy, K. Syrotiak, P. Tanucci, V. Taylor, E. TenEyck, H. Tessier, P. Tomassetti, V. Toothill J. Toth, T. Toumine, K. Tracy, M. Troll, L. Tyron, T. Tschaudcr, L. Unwin, G. Urban, W. Vayan, D. Vogel, E. Venezia, M. Vrabel, R. Wagner, D. Wallace, S. Wells, R. Wesche, S. Whipple, P. Wiberg, F. Winckler, G. Wininger, S. Wolf, R. Wood, D. Woodward, S. Yeagle, K. Zergiebel, S. Zitnay. 95 SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 1972 P. Agachinski, I. Albcr, K. Alechnowicz, R. Alechnowicz, K. An- derson, K. Anderson, L. Anderson, C. Andrea, E. Arribas, W. Atwood, D. Bacchiocchi, S. Ballas. E. Banas, J. Bartow, ID. Bauer, W. Beard, K. Beardsley, L. Beardsley, W. Bevans, N. Biaforc, S. Biellik, E. Blaskey, R. Boncoddo, C. Bond, D. Block, D. Brennan, L. Brickman, J. Brodowski, J. Brolct, L. Brolet, N. Brolet, R. Brown, R. Buckingham. W. Buckley, D. Burrell, L. Butler, B. Byrd, M. Callahan, M. Callan, B. Cande, I.. Cararbe, W. Carlson, E. Cartabiano, G. Caserta, P. Casola, N. Ccrreta, T. Clark, T. Conklin, S. Cote, L. Crumb, II. Dake, R. D’Ambrosio, V. Damiano, K. Day, K. Dcmko, G. DeSanty, N. Desmond, D. Dias, L. Sillistin, E. Drucher, M. Doran, G. Eastwood, M. Edgerton. H. Erickson, R. Eschcrt, K. Facer, T. Farrell, J. Faust, N. Findlay, R. Fonck, F. Fournier, R. Franzino, P. Gaewsky, J. Gale, J. Gall, B. Gatto, J. Geanuracos, M. Gergely, C. Gessner, R. Cirgasky, J. Goncalves, D. Gosselin. R. CrafF, M. Green, J. Gribosky, T. Gustafson, M. Gustus, L. Guyer, N. Hampton, F. Hargrove, D. Harpell, J. Hart- meyer, D. Horvath, M. I luck, J. Hudson, M. Hylinski, C. Hup- chick, C. Jackson, D. Jennings, J. Jenkins, L. Johanncsen, D. Johnston, D. June, N. Kallsten, J. Karczmarczyk, M. Karr, W. Kerigan, O. Kiriluk, L. Knccht, D. Kowalski, D. Krchnavy, A. Kruge, E. Kuntzle, G. La Branche, C. Lampitelli, J. Lee, G. Lenart, A. Lester, J. Linebarger, D. Link, M. Lisi, J. Loehr, P. Lordi, E. Loveland, C. Mahoney. V. Manente, K. Martin, J. Massimin, D. Mastroni, E. Matson, M. Matey, M. McCurdy, W. McNamara, J. McCormack, B. Meyer, G. Mills, W. Moss, L. Muldoon, D. Murphy, C. Norwid, B. Nunn, T. Paiva, P. Panchok, P. Parlette, L. Parsons, R. Peluso, M. Perkins, J. Pittari, C. Plavnicky, P. Qubick, J. Rasmussen, R. Reading, J. Reagan, L. Reiner, E. Rivard, Pothier, W. Prentice, D. Pincairo, D. Pulaski, K. Quartarone, L. J. Rivard, K. Rivoir, M. Rogers, B. Rogoski, D. Rosebrugh, S. Rosenlierry, D. Rosenbluh. M. Russell, M. Ryan, C. Sa, J. Sack- noff, K. Samick, B. Schaff, D. Schlump, S. Sejman, M. Siefert, K. Sileo, M. Silva, E. Simmons, J. Staber, P. Stawiarz, B. Stead, S. Stella, L. Steller, M. Stevens, A. Stoorvogel, J. Stowe, R. Squi- nobal, B. Syrotiak, P. Szarek, D. Takach. W. Takach, D. Taylor, D. Taylor, R. Taylor, D. Tweedie, F. Unwin, D. Underhill, K. Urban, K. Utzinger, D. Valade, R. Veccherelli, M. Vayan, D. Verano, A. Verrilli, D. Victoria, C. Viera, C. Walker. L. Villa, J. Wayda, S. Wells, D. Whitman, B. Wilkes, G. Wink, D. Wininger, L. Withnell, J. Wood, E. Ycagle, S. Yates, B. Youhas, K. Zenhyc. 97 JUNIORS CLASS OF 1971 Look out world Here we come. Were the class of 71! J. Abranowicz, P. Anctil, R. Arribas, V. Anderson, W. Arvey, J. Barber, K. Barney, R. Bayers, S. Beardsley, D. Bellotto, E. Ber- liner, C. Beveridge, M. Biagioni, O. Billing, R. Billingslea, J. Bleakney, V. Brainard, J. Brancato, G. Brigham, D. Bolack, A. Bucci, W. Burd, L. Burroughs, J. Buturla, D. Cande, J. Carta- bianno, B. Cartisano, W. Cartwright, K. Chacho, M. Chacho, R. Chase, C. Clarke, R. Collins, S. Cook, B. Cooper, P. Cornell, C. Comut, M. Cousins, P. Crabbe, B. Crelan, S. Curry, R. Davidson, R. Deaso. C. DeBrizzi, D. DeRoucher, VV. Deegan, P. Delmonico, B. Derle, K. DeStefano, D. Dome, R. Eddinger, J. Falkerson, C. Ferris, R. Findlay, C. Fisher, A. Foldvary, D. Fonek, B. Frank, F. Frulla, S. Girard, K. Cor ham, B. Graff, L. Grasso. E. Green, M. Hagan, E. Hartmayer, B. Hall, D. Hardin, L. Helland, L. Henning, D. Higgins, D. Highton, D. Horan, J. Jelliffe, J. John- son, T. Higgins, P. Joyner, R. Junkins, P. Kaempfer, B. Lambe, R. Lambert, M. Lauro, W. La ine, S. Lipnickas, J. Loehr, N. Lopezzo, H. Lucas, J. Lucas, E. Mackey, A. Mahard, N. Mahony, D. Marsilio, J. Marsilio, P. Masuk, M. McKane, M. McNamara, D. Mcgura, D. Meyer, M. Miller, C. Mingolcllo, J. Moody, E. Motyl, S. Myslik, D. Nelson, R. Nevolis, D. Nimeth, T. Oakes, R. Osterberg, R. Owsiany, R. Painter, J. Pantan, C. Parker, D. Parkins, C. Patrick, M. Pelloth, D. Perkins, J. Phillip, B. Plaveck, M. Plavnickv, M. Potak, T. Pozvek, G. Prentice, R. Provencher, K. Quackenmish, A. Radovic, M. Rancourt, B. Reel, E. Rivoir, W. Roberson, M. Romano, C. Rouviere, S. Roy, P. Rubino, J. Ruby, I. Ryan, T. Ryan, J. Savoy, J. Schaff, D. Scott, D. Seeley, A. Senko, A. Serke, D. Shelden, D. Shelden, D. Shelton, J. Sileo, E. Simpson, D. Slatcher, M. Soukup, S. Squinobal, S. Stachura, A. Stoclcman, S. Tasch, S. Taylor, R. Toke, D. Topo, C. Tracy, V. Valeri, E. Vayan, R. Verano, J. Vergato, G. Vogel, S. Waller, L. Wang, L. Wartko, B. Weingerl, K. Welch, E. White, D. Wick- son, M. Wilcinskas, K. Wininger, K. Wood, L. Yates, S. Zandy, A. Zenhye, M. Zergiebel, W. Zinn. 99 IN MEMORIAM BRUCE A. WILSON Class of 1971 ROBERT BURR Class of 1971 In death we all lose something, In loving we gain. In memory of our friends we dedicate this page and our prayers, In hope of eternal peace. BARRY GAFFNEY Class of 1973 KATHLEEN RICHARDS Class of 1973 GARY ARSENAULT Class of 1971 SADIE 102 103 THE THREE PENNY OPERA ALUMNI BUFFET NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE YEARBOOK PAT ERTS Co-Editor LOU FOSTER Editor-in-Chief ROSEMARY BEARDSLEY Layout Editor JANET STAIGER Sales Manager ROBERT TORE Business Manager 109 STUDENT COUNCIL DRAMA CLUB CROSS COUNTRY SOCCER 117 ROW 1: (I. to r.): John Potak, Bill McNamara, Ron Gir- gasky, Brian Schaff, Jack Hudson, Kent Zergiebel, Wayne Prentice, Scott Zitnay, Bill Ruby, Chuck Jackson. ROW 2: Pat Tanucci, John Kursawe, Dick Basile, James Chause, John Roman. Tim Antrim, Tom Farrell, Jeff Toth, Mike Doran, Darrell Atwood ROW 3: David Crumb. Ron Jones, Kevin Graham, Cary LaBranche, Jerry Esposito, Bob Buckley, Frank Carlson, Greg DeSanty, Steve Kennedy, Bob Squinobal. ROW 4: Bill Buckley, Jim Wood, Bob Peluso, Russell Kaz- mierezak, Frank Savo, Fred Emanuelson, Ed Yeagle, Nick Pusta, Chucky Stewart. ROW 5: Coach Lombardo, Keith Crumb, Bob Ryan, Cary Cascio, Bob Husvar, John Nowo- sacki, Coach Buday, Coach Sudora. FOOTBALL Fred, I love you. “Peek-a-boo! 118 Mike Eddie BASKETBALL 120 Chip Tommy Mike “Jack, I can’t find my Mommy.' 121 1ST ROW (1. to r.): D. Crumb, C. Stuart, B. Ruby, J. Horvath, J. Kursawe, M. Edgerton. 2ND ROW: M. Cagncr, S. Bicllik, R. D’Ambrosio, T. Mott, D. Horan, M. Doran, Coach Ryan. lSt Row-L-R: K Graham, J. Smolen, B. Provcncher, M. Hagan, G. Ceanuracos. 2nd Row- L-R: M. Davies, L. Smith, G. Muldoon, P. Gaewsky, B. Findlay. Heave-Hoooooooooooo!!!!! No Head-starts, George. And Away we go. TRACK “The Bear” and “Mr. G. A?f R£W r L'I}: p- 9eSanty’J ,Potak’ R Braunstein, E. Chacho, K. Hurd, G. Emmons, M. Z.to c Patnck, L. Henning. 2nd Row - L-R: Savo - Coach, S. Biellik, J. Ruby, V. Manente, J. Wood, W. Buckley, W. Ruby, J. Horvath, Giampolo. BASEBALL BOYS’ LEADER ROW 1 (1. to r.): A. Foldvary, R. Mavricz, W. Takach, H. Glazcr, J. Ruby, K. Julian. ROW 2: R. Zinn, GOLF 1st Row-L-R: E. Kosetzke, J. Ponzetti, T. Hombrook, F. Brooks, J. Rasmussen, W. Moss, K. Rivoir B. Schaff. 2nd Row-L-R: R. Boncoddo, D. Taylor, L. Yates, E. Berliner, M. Doran, D. Kowalski. GIRLS’ FIELD HOCKEY ROW 1: O. Kiriluk, L. Muldoon, K. Utzinger, D. Vogel, M. Russell, L. Steller. ROW 2: J. Massimin-mgr., R. Junkins, D. June, S. Squinobal, N. Findlay, M. Rogers, P. Parlette, M. Matey, L. Beardsley, D. Henning, L. Cuyer-mgr. ROW 3: D. Kowalski, J. Alber-mgr., R. Beardsley. ABSENT: Mrs. Ken- nedy-coacl). 1969 HOCKEY SCORES Masuk vs New Milford 0-6 Masuk vs. Weston 0-3 Masuk vs Newtown 0-3 Masuk vs Ridgefield 0-3 Masuk vs Bethel 0-4 Masuk vs Wilton 0-5 Masuk vs Barlow 0-1 Masuk vs Central Catholic 2-3 VARSITY GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 1ST ROW (1. to r.): J. D’Ambrosio, H. Cyr, B. Cartisano, L. Beardsley, D. Krehnavy. 2ND ROW: M. Soukup-mgr. B. Lapidge, D. Link, R. Beardsley, Miss Rebar-Coach. JUNIOR VARSITY 1ST ROW (1. to r.): C. Viera, D. Hennings, M. Rogers, S. Squinobal. 2ND ROW: J. Porth- mgr., D. Vogel, O. Boyce, B. Benedict, M. Hornak, Miss Rebar-Coach. TENNIS 1st Row-L-R: R. Karczmarczyk, C. Brigham, G. Owsiany, A. Mahard, E. Simmons, C. Colley, V. Anderson, J. Smolen, R. Hanock, B. Barsumian, M. Stote. 2nd Row-l.-R: M. Plavnicky E. DeFelice, G. Plavnicky, L. Helland, B. Youhas, Miss Wallace - Advisor. SOFTBALL 1st Row-L-R: T. Nunn, M. Miller, M. Matey, L. Beardsley, H. Cyr, D. Hill, D. Link. 2nd Row-L-R: E. Foster, S. Squinabal, G. Brainard, M. Soukup, D. Krchnavy, M. Homak, M. Couture. 1ST ROW (1. to r.): B. Cartisano, M. Rogers, E. Rivoir, C. Krajcik, M. McNamara, D. Knutzen, J. Moody, L. Beardsley, B. Hartmayer, C. Mingolello. 2ND ROW: M. Cousins, B. Surks, S. Chause, I. D’Ambrosio, S. Squinobal, E. Wojiski, N. Nimeth, D. Sheldon, G. Brainard, K. Welch, A. Romano, C. Graff. ABSENT: P. Hackctt, A. Serke. GIRLS’ LEADER CORPS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ’ 69-10 1ST ROW (1. to r.): A. Romano-capt., S. Mainiero, co-capt. 2ND ROW: M. Potak, L. Utzinger, C. Nutter, E. Rivoir, V. Brainard, T. Caputo. ABSENT: K .DeStefano, K. Wood. CHEERLEADERS 1ST ROW (1. to r.): R. Baxter, B. Byrd, N. Findlay-capt, D. Fiermonte. 2ND ROW: D. Plaveck, J. Boyce, K. Klimes, L. Brickman. PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. McNamara Mr. and Mrs. George Owsowski Mr. and Mrs. Rogoski DONORS Mr. and Mrs. Berliner Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Davis Mr. and Mrs. Foldvary Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foldvary Mr. and Mrs. John Godfrey and Family Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. Keane, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kelmar Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kowalski Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Lapidge Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Levisque Mr. George H. Lordi Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Marinaccio Mr. and Mrs. Salman Mr. and Mrs. W. Soukup Mr. and Mrs. George Soules Mr. and Mrs. Sudvoy Mr. and Mrs. W. Wlodarski On November 11, 1961. on the occasion of the Company's Thirteenth Anniversary of Founder's Day, Barton L. Weller, President of the Vitra- mon, Incorporated, announced the establishment of the VITRAMON Foundation Se- nior Science Awards. This award, consisting of a Library of outstanding scien- tific volumes, is presented an- nually to, the Masuk High School student who. in the opinion of the Science Faculty, has demonstrated the greatest capabilities in the field of Science. The winner of the award will be announced at Commence- ment Exercises. In addition, Vitramon. Incorporated has presented to the School a permanent plaque, upon which the name of the winner of this year's award will be engraved. ynjuu 11 v’OAMO . C 0 A ’ « O BO 44 0 '00t«-0« CONMCCu- CM.O I T(L 701' .v.nutl tab 10 4 0 40 C4 V.TCO ivM44'M W T 4 MON C 0 :.• -e P. ' t'i r: V« «OS ATV lTO •..•if NS ••• CONGRATULATIONS to the BEST WISHES TO THE Class of 1970 CLASS OF 1970 compliments of CONNECTICUT NATIONAL BANK MOOSE HILL CONTRACTORS MONROE OFFICE STEPNEY OFFICE BEST WISHES 461 MONROE TPKE. ROUTE 25 MONROE STEPNEY to the CLASS OF 1970 APPRAISERS HONEYCHURCH front REALTORS 465 MONROE TURNPIKE MONROE, CONNECTICUT 06468 Phone 261-3661 1971 MONROE IRENE’S FLOWER SHOP APPLIANCE “Say It With Flowers’ Flowers for all occasions SERVICE 268-7027 VACUUM CLEANER SERVICE 590 Main St. Bart Center ail® COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES JIMMIE’S DRIVE-IN BEST WISHES to the Class of 1970 ROUTE 25 MONROE Hot Dogs - Hamburger - Steak • Seafoods Sandwiches ■ Fried Chicken - French Fries Home Style Onion Rings MARTIN AND PARSON’S AUTO SALES Sun. - Thurs. — 10 A.M. - 12 P.M. Fri. - Sat. — 10 A.M. - 1 A.M. Phone 268-3600 V St mens HCighting mil Supply Ctimpmiy, 3itr. Lighting Fixtures - Wiring Supplies - Floor and Table Lamps HENRY M STEVENS, JR. 440 MAIN STREET Owner and Manager MONROE. CONN 0646S COMPLIMENTS OF STEPNEY HARDWARE The McommBress --- Shop Lovely Clothes for the Modern Women Dresses — Suits — Coats Cruisewear — Swimsuits 8-20, 14' j - 24' j, 38-44 593 Main Street Route 25, Monroe Daily’til 6 P.M. — Friday ’til 9 P.M. 268-0329 — Compliments of — VILLAGE SQUARE CHEVRON ROUTE 111 MONROE COMPLIMENTS ROUTE 111 ELM STREET, MONROE VILLAGE SQUARE LIQUORS, INC. ROUTE 111 MONROE MONROE PHARMACY M. R. Perillo, Reg. Ph. Telephone: 268-3366 BOYCE TOWN COUNTRY Marine Camping Center ROUTE 25, MONROE SIPPIN BROS. OIL CO. and SIPPIN AUTO CENTER Sales—Rentals—Service Parts Boating Camping Supplies 268-0839 268-6221 Compliments of MR. MIKE’S SUNOCO SERVICE 396 MONROE TURNPIKE (Rt. Ill, Opp. Village Square Shopping Center) MONROE, CONN RT. 25 STEPNEY THE SIPPIN SCHOLARSHIP AWARD HILL’N DALE SEAMAN’S PHARMACY SERVICE STATION MAIN STREET, ROUTE 25 MONROE, CONN. 06468 MAIN STREET STEPNEY J 4 Bart Center 268-5238 VILLAGE STORE GROCERIES GEORGE A. JOHNSON AGENCY, INC. All Forms of Business and Personal Insurance 140 MAIN STREET, STEPNEY VILLAGE SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER George A. Johnson, Jr. Philip C. Peterson LEONARD’S Appliance and Hardware Company Congratulations VILLAGE SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER MONROE Competitor Prices - Superior Service - Cook and Dunn Paints - Conklin Imperial Wallpaper - Hotpoint and Zenith Appliances from the - 268-8464 - VILLAGE SQUARE COIFFURES CLASS OF 73 VILLAGE SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER ROUTE 111, MONROE, CONNECTICUT 268-0624 Open Daily 9:00 to 5:30 Complete Beauty Care Wigs Wiglets Sold Serviced THE STUDENT COUNCIL OF MASUK HIGH SCHOOL wishes to extend its heartiest congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1970 1969-1970 OFFICERS Karen DeStefano President Mary Potak Vice-President Olano Kiriluk Treasurer Rose Veccherilli Secretary Wayne Takach Director of Civic Affairs ADVISORS Miss Wallace Mr. Gustaitis BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. Duggan Mr. and Mrs. Duh Mrs. E. 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Zoldy CLUB DIRECTORY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Rosemary Beardsley Richard Braunstein Vice-President Donna Cande Edward Chacho Bernadette Duffner Corresponding Secretary Dorothy Kowalsld Barbara Lapidge Felicia Lategano Recording Secretary Dolores Luckner Ellen Rivoir Janet Staiger Treasurer Lester Stockman Brenda Surks Robert Toke Linda Utzinger President Gale Vogel Shora Zandy Miss Smith Advisor AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Rosemary Beardsley Vicki Brigham Marybeth Couture Holly Cyr Gary DeBrizzi Karen DeStefano Jo-Ann Dishey Pat Erts President Laurie Grauel Debbie Horvath Karen Hricko Martin Ilao Robin Junkins Cheryl Kraicik Sue Lipnickas Dolores Luckner Secretary Monica McNamara Barbara Menta Claudia Miller Patty Olsovsky Debbie Pinciaro Patty Parlette Pamela Rubino Annette Serke Mary Ann Silva Dale Silverstone Mary Soukup Sherry Squinobal Janet Staiger Vice-President Brenda Surks Wayne Takach Robert Toke Rose Veccherelli Kathy Wininger Mr. Hastings Advisor Mrs. Lipeles Advisor YEARBOOK Rosemary Beardsley Lay-out Editor Vicki Brigham Marybeth Couture Holly Cyr Jeanette D’Ambrosio Gary DeBrizzi Jo-Ann Dishey Bernadette Duffner Pat Erts Co-Editor Louisa Foster Editor-in-Chief Dave Higgins Karen Hricko Kathy June Dorothy Kowalski Barbara Lapidge Felicia Lategano Secretary Dolores Luckner Sharon Mainiero Claudia Miller Dale Silverstone Janet Staiger Tom Swann Darlene Takach Bob Toke Treasurer Ellen Woiiski Miss Bricldey Advisor Mr. Burke Advisor STUDENT COUNCIL John Baxter Patty Bigda Theresa Caputo Kathy Chacho Debbie Charlesworth Brad Cooper Marybeth Couture Jeanette D’Ambrosio Gary DeBrizzi Nancy Desmond Karen DeStefano President Bernadette Duffner Nancy Findlay Steve Fusci Patty Hackett Martin Ilao Dianne Johnston Olana Kiriluk Treasurer Sharon Mainiero Monica McNamara Barbara Menta Patty Parlette Debbie Pinciaro Mary Potak Vice-President Bill Ruby Ellen Rivoir Wayne Takach Director of Civic Affairs Linda Utzinger Rose Veccherelli Secretary Kathy Wininger Kristie Wood Shora Zandy Malin Zergiebel JOURNALISM DRAMA CLUB SPANISH CLUB Richard Braunstein Keith Anderson Elaine Agachinski Susan Buccitti Ed Arribas Virginia Anderson Vice-President Steve Balias Edward Banas Marie Edgeworth Donna Ballogg Karen Biagoni Pat Erts Rosemary Beardsley Darlene Brown Kevin Graham Dennis Bellotto Susan Carey Ken Julian Eileen Billingslea Pat Casola Kathy King Naneen Boyce Diane Chiarenzelli Mary Mahoney Vicki Brigham Nancy Desmond Rise Reading Linda Colimetra Judy Fox Debbie Sheldon Sue Cote Mary Homak Lester Stockman Marybeth Couture Debra Knudson Rosemary Verano Holly Cyr Antje Knutzen President Jeanette D'Ambrosio Gary EleBrizzi Mary Komar Mr. Dickson Joanne Martin Advisor Bernadette Duffner Alan O’Brien Earl Dugan Tom Paiva PANTHER PARADE Pat Erts Debbie Pinciaro Richard Braunstein Ken Facer Karen Quartarone Business Manager Bill Farrell Ileen Risko Carol Eddy Rich Franzino Jackie Rivard Pat Erts Barb Gatto MaryLou Rogers Features Editor George Geanuracos Treasurer Bruce Frank Jane Godfrey Angela Sabatino Cartoonist Patty Hackett Dave Serock Bruce French JoAnn Jelliffe MaryAnn Silva Ken Julian Ken Julian Vice-President Eaitor-in-Chief Helen Kadric Donna Smith Eric Kosetzke Faye Kaempfer Stephanie Stella Sports Editor Olana Kiriluk Vanessa Taylor Vicky Toothill Mary Mahoney Felicia Lategano Jacqui Porth Dolores Luckner Secretary Rose Veccherelli Diane Miller Carol Tracy Kathy Welch Bernard Murphy President Mr. Dickson Patty Olsovsky Lisa Tryan Advisor Tom Ouellette Barbara Youhas lacqui Porth Mr. Caggiano THESPIANS Greg Prentice Advisor Rosemary Bcardslev Mike Rancourt Mrs. McKnight Naneen Boyce Janet Rosenberry Advisor Marvbcth Couture Bob Ryan Bernadette Duffner Lee Smith LATIN CLUB Patricia Erts Jan Smolen Debra Anzalone President John Staber Becky Benedict William Farrell Janet Staiger Kenneth Julian Stephanie Stella Dorris Brennan Linda LaCroix Lester Stockman Frank Carlson Felicia Lategano Bob Toke LouAnn Davis Secretarv Linda Utzinger Gary DeBrizzi Robert Toke Diane Vogel Richard Franzino Vice-President Doug Young William Zaleha Mrs. Buchanan Kevin Graham Mrs. Buchanan Advisor Theresa Ilaimow Advisor Mr. Gustaits Colleen Harrington Advisor Michael Huck Miss Wallace Barbara Menta Advisor Donna Miller Debbie Megura Steve Myslilc Bob Nielson John Oakes Chuck Patrick Mark Pelloth Greg Prentice Janice Seeley Mary Soukup Debbie Steskla Brenda Surks Kent Zergiebel Mr. Shea Advisor FRENCH CLUB Janis Alber Keith Anderson Debbie Bauer Bill Be vans Debbie Carlson Patti Cartabiano Jennie Caruso Teri Clarke Sheila Cornell Linda Cote Susan Cote Elizabeth DeFelice Greg DeSanty Mike Doran Dave D’Ostillio Carol Eddy Robin Eshert Charlene Fischer Barbara Gatto Debbie Gilbert Debbie Gosselin Linda Guyer Denise Henning Debbie Horvath Michael Huck Diane Johnston Ken Julian Debbie June Helen Kadric Bill Kerigan Kathy King Olana Kiriluk Alan Lester John Loehr Barbara L’Homme Pam Lordi Nadine Mahony Janet Massimin Bridget Meyer Carl Miller Diane Miller Leslie Muldoon Diane Nelson Theresa Nunn Robert Opferkuch Patti Parlette Denise Pirhala John Pittari Jacqui Porth Darlene Prillipp Nick Pusta Brian Raab Sally Reynolds Dick Rine Keith Rivoir Brian Schaff Debbie Shelton Helen Shicll Mary Lou Siefert Lester Stockman Darlene Takach Henry Tessier Traci Toumine Pat Umstatter Denise Valade Diane Verano Jackie Vergato Audrey Verrilli Carol Viera Diane Vogel Janet VVayda Lynn Whitaker Ed Yeagle Mr. Garrofol Advisor Mrs. Mainiero Advisor USHERS’ GUILD Rosemary Beardsley Sue Chause President Jo-Ann Dishey Paul Fellone Vice-President Judy Fox Bruce French Steve Fusci Jane Godfrey Colleen Harrington Karen Hricko Secretary Faye Kaemphcr Debra Knudsen {on Krchnavy )olores Luckner Claudia Miller Holly Murray Carole Mingolello Diane Pulaski Janice Seeley Donna Sheldon Gary Simansky Donna Smith Janet Staiger Tom Swann Carol Viera Wayne Takach Linda Utzinger Mrs. Carney Advisor LITERARY MAGAZINE Theresa Caputo Sue Carris Wendy Cartwright Sue Chause Diane Drucker Karen Hricko Diane Johnston Ken Julian Claudia Miller Diane Miller Rise Reading Jan Smolen Stephanie Stella Mike Stote Bill Zaleha Mrs. Satin Advisor SOCIAL STUDIES CLUB Naneen Boyce Mark Edgerton Mark Gergely Jane Godfrey Theresa Harmon Faye Kaempher Cheryl Krajcik Treasurer Dorothy Kowalski Secretary Larry Kremmel William Kerrigan Felicia Lategano Jan Smolen Brenda Surks Activities Chairman Bruce Wilkes Doug Young Mr. Dickson Advisor Mr. Ferreri Advisor MATH CLUB CHORUS BAND Janis Alber Robert Alechnovvicz Philip Anctil Jon Backer Keith Anderson John Backer Sue Baranosky Steve Balias Debbie Baker Eileen Billingslea John Baxter William Bayers Tom Casola Dennis Bellotto Rebecca Benedict David D’Ostillio Robert Boncoddo Steve Birtrolff Betli Eddinger Doris Brennan Naneen Boyce Robin Eschert Lynn Brickman Wayne Burd Judy Fox Michael Callan Janice Buturla Greg Greenwood Bobbi Cande Frank Carlson Debra Knudsen Susan Carris Ralph Davidson Antje Knutzen Teri Clarke David Dome Donna Smith Susan Cote Beth Eddinger Darlene Takach Wendy DeMenna Robert Findlay Henry Tessier Denise DeRoucher Elizabeth Foster Mr. Hastings Collean Desmond George Gcanuracos Advisor Nancy Desmond Tim Hombrook Diane Drucker David Jennings Bernadette Duffner Patricia Joyner Earl Dugan Hugh Lucas Patricia Erts Michele Nefores William Farrell Robert Opferkuch President Gregory Prentice Judith Fox Robert Provencher Peter Gaewsky John Roman Barbara Gatto Judy Roman Jan Smolen Pamela Gaylord Debra Gosselin Linda Steller Linda Guyer Lester Stockman Muriel Hanson Ronald Strobel Patricia Homak Beth Syrotiak Kenneth Hurd Henry Tessier Linda Jones Jeffery Toth Helen Kadric Diane Verano Faye Kaempfer Rosemarie Verano Antje Knutzen Diane Vogel Linda LaCroix Peter Wiberg Secretary Mr. Gravit Debbie Larkin Ellen Lent Pamela Lordi Karen Mandrona Myra Matey Diane Miller Patty Olsovsky Debbie Plaveck William Pohrte Jean Pothier Greg Prentice Jean Riga Janet Rosenberry Sharon Sejman Donna Shelden Helen Shiell Kathy Sileo Donna Smith John Staber Stephanie Stella Mary Stevens Mr. Gravit Advisor Mike Stote Thomas Swann Susan Syrotiak Janice Szymanski Robert Toke Vice-President Denise Valade Diana Verano Carol Viera Michelle Vrabel Marilyn Waite Advisor KEY TO PAGE 88 10 14 19 11 12 15 20 24 21 25 16 17 22 26 27 13 18 23 28 1. C. S. 16. K. H. 2. s. C. 17. K. B. 3. N. G. 18. J. S. 4. L. F. 19. K. J- 5. L. S. 20. H. H. 6. H. c. 21. G. S. 7. D. p. 22. M . Z. 8. C. G. 23. R. B. 9. D. G. 24. F. L. 10. J- D. 25. E. W. 11. G. C. 26. C. K. 12. A. R. 27. L. B. 13. L. M. 28. A. W. 14. E. D. 29. C. M. 15. L. L. Numerous contributors have made this book possible. The yearbook staff expresses special thanks to the following people for their aid and en- couragement. Advertisers Miss Mary Brickley Mr. Mrs. Jack Brown Mr. Lionel Burke Mr. Jeffery Dickson Mr. Bernard Goffin Loring Studios Mr. James McKelvey T. O’Toole Sons Patrons, donors and boosters Mr. Frank Reynolds KEY TO PAGE 89 1. D. S. 20. J. G. 2. R. B. 21. J. T. 3. D. C. 22. S. C. 4. S. M. 23. B. D. 5. K. M. 24. V. B. 6. D. L. 25. C. M. 7. M. B. 26. B. S. 8. D. W. 27. P. H. 9. K. H. 28. P. E. 10. W. Z. 29. B. L. 11. D. M. 30. J. D. 12. T. S. 31. J. K. 13. A. K. 32. M. L. 14. M. C. 33. D. K. 15. J. S. 34. G. E. 16. E. K. 35. J. R. 17. J. D. and S. F. 36. L. U. 18. L. S. 37. F. K. 19. S. B. 38. N. C. 10 11 20 25 27 28 33 15 12 PT 14 16 . 21 17 18 19 26 29 22 24 23 30 34 35 31 36 32 37 38 AUTOGRAPHS 152 I I I To Masuk we pledge our loyalty 1 | Our future and hope abide in thee 1 The flame of youth burns brightly within you Warming our hearts and minds The knowledge that you give is a light that shines. Forever, forever, we’ll honor thee, Thy teachings of truth and purity The world will welcome us to its doorstep When we depart these halls. Oh Masuk, dear Masuk, Life calls.

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