MASUK HIGH SCHOOL MONROE, CONNECTICUT VOLUME XVIII TOGETHER. . . 3 We stand as I reach for that time. and it will come. 7 “Reflections on the water shadows in my mind. Speak to me of passing days and nights of passing times” V ± J. Denver And the seasons they go round and round and the painted ponies go up and down We’re captured on a carousel of time — I’m takin’ the time to find, some new roads into my mind, discoverin’ things and giving them wings. It’s time that we learned to fly. 16 Thank You, Mrs. Sherman “I can’t live my life over but I can live the rest of it to the fullest degree possible. I think I'll make more mistakes from now on. I’m going to relax and be less rigid — with myself and with others. I’m going to be less complex and much more open and far less serious about everything. I will be a little crazier. I’m going to climb more mountains and ride more horses. I'll eat more apple pie a la mode and less of the stuff that is ‘‘good for me.” I’m going to sing in the shower more loudly. I’m going to eat more dinners out and have wine with every meal. I’m going to splash in more mud puddles.” 17 L. K. Springer Andrea Ambrus Carol Anderson Ann Andrejczyk Sharon Abrosky Juliann Addesa Mario Alberghini Fran Aurigemma Linda Ayles Brian Bacchiocchi Most Changed — Senior Class Linda Bartosik Clifford Baumann Cheryl Beason Jeffrey Belanger 21 Marilou Bennett Warren Blankschen Joanne Blaskewicz Marilee Brant Letita Britt Richard Brown Memories are made of things That happen everyday Moments as we live them — Things we do or say! Best Dressed — Dan Biagioni 23 Kathleen Buckley Timothy Carey Christine Buccitti Best All Around Student — Rich Connor Rodger Callo Nancy Canfield Lisa Carney Vicki Castleman Barbara Clarke Teresa Cotton Edward Chapman Richard Connor Edward Creaturo Christine Corso Stacy Cretan 25 V f, Most Creative — Chris Corso William Davin “Don’t stop thinking about tomorrow’’ Fleetwood Mac Bill Cummings Ida DeLillo Louis D’Amato Donna DeFilippo 26 Lawrence Decker Loretta Delmastro Maria Demont Renee Desrosiers Dana DePeano Liz Donahue Thomas Dowling 27 Richard Dzilinski Cathy Eastwood 28 Diane Epifano Donna Fekete Most Creative — BrianBacchiocchil Susan Feller Karen Farkas Karen Feller John Fensore 29 Mark Findlay Jeff Forrest Cassandra Gagner 30 Nelson Gallagher Nicholas Giaquinto Russell Galloway Moira Garrity Julie Germond Bridjetta Germain Lisa Gorzelany Donna Grasso 31 Fred Havlicek m Karen Gustas Thomas Herb 32 We are the Champions of the World” Queen Laurie Horan Most Friendly — Fred Havlicek Kenneth Huffer Heidi Isaac David Johnson Richard Johnston Kenneth Jurman Ann Kach 33 Dennis Kliczewski Hazel Knapp Karen Kearney Smith Cheryl Knecht Nancy Kerigan 34 Paula Kolasa Michelle LaMonte Mary Lynn Kubik Terri Krause Scott Labak Class Flirt — Tony Lombardo You don’t get to the top by being like everyone else. Harold Lawson Keith Leighland Ron Lewis Most Musical — Frank Mastrone Judy Lizak Kenneth Lizak Anthony Lombardo Gregory Levan Bettina Lipofsky Valerie Loch 36 Gina Lopezzo Wendy Loveland John Lupulio Elizabeth Low Anthony Loschiavo Donna Mackey Student With the Most School Spirit — Rob Hardy Mark Magliochetti 37 Most Likely to Succeed — Debbie Viadero Most Popular — Chick Alberghini Frank Mastrone Debra Mauro Karen Maillet Marie Marsillio Michael Mavrides Lisa McGuire 38 Michele McPadden Thomas Moody Linda Menard Christopher Montross Marcelle Morrissey Lynda Mennilli Class Cutie — Donna Fekete Marilee Muldoon 39 Eileen Mullen Laura Murphy Best Looking — Marylou Bennett Roy Nealon Marylou Nowosacki Randall Nagy David Oakes Robert Murphy 40 Marcie Olsen Best Looking — Donna Thibault Karen Onda Joseph O’Neill Pamela O’Neill 41 Richard Paolini Linda Parmalee Joyce Pitcher Kathleen Papa Marie Patrignelli Jeffrey Plain Susan Pacsenye Robin Plaveck 42 Craig Powers Elizabeth Propster Debbie Pospisil Patrick Price Deborah Pulaski Linda Poulin V -- John Prilipp Tammy Purdy 43 Chris Reynolds Joyce Reiner Stacey Reagan Debbie Ridgard Most School Spirit — Mary Ellen Turner Cynthia Robida 44 Michael Rogals Dorte Schulz Gina Sciortino Patricia Santry Bruce Scott 45 Mark Scribe Most Popular — Linda Ayles Dave Silverman Frederick Sego Sandra Sheppard Rosanne Skrobola Terry Sego Lori Shine Pam Slatcher 46 If you don’t know where you’re going, you’ll probably end up somewhere else. Raymond Slivinski Lori Sniffen Susan Stafford Sarah Spinella Sharon Slopnick Bruce Stangl Most Athletic — Heidi Isaac 47 Thomas Stenger George Stein William J. Stowe Class Couple — Tony Lombardo, Donna Thibault William Stowe Ellen Tanner % 48 Donna Tanucci Pati M. Taylor Michael Tonelli i • rr Sandra Torcaso Best Dressed — Mary Ellen Turner Donna Thibault Tony Trombetta .49 mu What lies behind you and what lies before you are tiny matters compared to what lies within you. 50 Most Friendly — Donna DeFilippo Debra Viadero Carolyn Walker Cherylyn Walker Carl Voelpert Class Flirt — Kathy Jo Rlne Eric Weber 51 David Weiss Darren White Laura Wininger Douglas Wilson 'V .. 'I 4 ' Elizabeth Witkowski 52 Edward Wojna David Young Leslie Young Jill Wolfer Mike Worobel Pamela Young Earl Zergiebel 53 Julie Zullo Most Rowdy — Robert Riga You only go around once in life, so live it with all the gusto you can get. Richard Creaturo Paul Zisk Donna Duva Donald Prince Luke Zinsky 55 We're just the singers in a rock and roll band —” Moody Blues o 3 CD n O 3 (Q Nov. 4, 5, 1977 57 BONFIRE C. Gagner Friends Love, laughter, losing, gaining, sharing what it is and will be, does it ever change? C. Gagner Fred Havlicek Cherylyn Walker Harry Lawson 59 I started out as a child — 1 Tammy Purdy 2 Bill Ehlers 3. Linda Bartosik 4 Fred Havlicek 5 Heidi Isaac 6. Rob Hardy 7 Bridjetta Germain 8. Judy Lizak 9 Jill Polvan 10 Fran Aurigemma 11. Linda Ayles 12 Gina Lopezzo 13 Sandy Torcaso 14 Linda Menard 15 Lynda Menmlli c CD “U c CD CD CL D CO o o co LU First Row: Mr Larry Antrim, Mr Frederick Robison, Debra Bergbower, Joan Weicker, Mr Robert Katson. Second Row: Mr Frank Mastrone, Mr John Young, Mrs Ann Zeiner, Mr Robert Marinaccio. Mr John Centamore 64 Congratulations and best wishes. You will always be part of Masuk. 65 Assistant Principal “It is now 7:31. Smoking areas should be cleared. Students should be reporting to their first period classes.” Mr. Mackiewicz, Mr. Maloney, Mr. Goffm Mr. Goffin 66 Mr. Mackiewicz Our values are the guides by which we navigate ourselves through life. Mr. Lee Mackiewicz, Mr. Jim Rancourt Dean of Students “Language, as well as the faculty of speech, was the immediate gift of God.” Noah Webster Mr. Thomas Cagganello Mr. Rhicara O’Connor Mrs. Beverly Sherbondy Ms. Carol Solheim Mrs. Carol Solon Mr. Dan Shea “Business is the salt of life.” — Thomas Fuller Mrs. Nancy Grannon Mrs. Dorothy Brown Mr. Dominick Feliconio Mrs. Irene Suddaby Mrs. Janice Priest Mr. Robert Sohon All that philosophers have sought; science discovered, genius wrought.” J. Montgomery Mr. Kurt Schmidt Mathematics possesses not only truth, but supreme beauty . . — Bertrand Russell Mr. Bill Stelma Mr. Daniel Ryan if A = Success then A = X + Y + Z when X = work Y = play Z = keep your mouth shut” — Einstein Mr. Donald Hastings 77 Industrial Rrts equal rights for a M J lilAWk and WOTTiCn B □ E Mr James McHugh Mr. Kenneth Kellogg Mr. Joseph Crisanti Mr. Frederick Oberson Mrs. Bonnie Germond The discovery of a new dish does more for happiness of man than the discovery of a star.” Brillat-Savaren 3 CD m n O D o n 81 Mrs. Gertrude Kelly “The sound body is a product of the sound mind.” George Bernard Shaw Mr. John Giampaolo Mr Michael Savo Mr. Donald Elliott Mrs. Diana Schwertle Mrs. Katherine Sherman Mrs. Charlotte Rosen Mr. Raymond Pitcher Mr. Domenic Costanzo Mr. Charles Woodward Mrs. Marge Nieuwenhuis Mr Michael Mezzanotti Mrs. Violet Pitcher Aides. Mrs. Ellison Mrs. Corso Miss Laura Wang Mrs. Voychick The way you go must be your decision. 85 Just when you know all of life's answers, they change all the questions. Mr. Mike Michaud, Ms. Daphne Knapp Ms. Karen Hoerle Ms. Janice Nourse Ms. Myra Watnick Mr Paul Crotty 86 Nick Giaguinto Mike Hudak Paul Lichtenberger Rose Marie Snow Shelia Horan P. Cagle, B. Lizak, J. Savo, N. Horvath, M. Facer, R. Gergley, J. Seribano, D. Thompson, P. Shelton, E. Cascio, G. Lord, C. Menard. Mrs. Viola Marchisio Mr. Chester Czekeras Mrs. Dorothy Boynton No one is a failure who enjoys Life Underclass Officers 92 CLASS OF 1980 OFFICERS: Corinne President, Laura Rich — Treasurer. CLASS OF 1981 OFFICERS: Jamie DeJulio — Treasurer, Jocelyn Salman — Vice President, Robert Menard — President, Jeanne Ryan — Secretary, MISSING: Laurie DeVeau — Historian. 'ISORS: Mrs. Lipeles, Mr Underclass Advisors M. Ackerman D. Alderman B. Anderson G. Andrasko M. Andrejczyk A. Anzalone J Aragi D. Ayles R. Backer J. Baily M. Balog S. Balogh K. Barberio C. Barbm J. Basile M. Basista C. Bassett J. Basta K. Baxter C. Beard C. Belmski J. Benedict E. Bentley D. Bergbower D. Berger M. Bernstein R Blaskewicz R Bloom P. Bobilm J. Bond D. Booth A Brackett S. Breining L. Brown M. Brown 94 L Bruzas M. Buckley L Buday L. Bunce N. Burr M. Butkovsky L. Butler T. Byrd T. Cafora G. Campopiano J. Carpenter B. Carroll C. Cartisano G. Caterson M. Caulfield R. Cedergren D. Chacho J. Charlton E. Chartier M. Chilinski D. Christo D. Ciamei G. Cipriano R. Conley S. Connors R. Corbett L. Corfey D. Cosacchi L. Cottle L. Cottle 95 E. Crabbe E. Creaturo S. Crone B. Crosby P. Csuka W. Cullen D. Cummings S. David C. Dedufour L. Dejulio G. Delbene M. Dellaquilla M. Demayo C. DePiro J. Deveau D. Devito P. Dicarlo G. Dunn P. Dvorak M. Edwards B. Ek T. Eles M. Everlith D. Facer J. Feldman R. Fensore J. Ferro J. Fiermonte S. Findlay M. Fisher J. Fleming C. Flower C. Fortin D. Fraser M. Frate D. Fuller 96 P. Gaffney B. Gallace D. Garofalo J. Garrity D. Gatto E. Gergely K. Gilbert M. Gillette L Gombas F. Goncalves A. Gregg L. Granfors M. Gray D. Guglielmoni J. Hanock I. Hansen B. Hare M. Harpell L. Hayden L Hearn G. Heiney A. Heonis J. Hickey J. Hinman S. Honsaker R. Hornak G. Howden L.Hubbard D. Jarrat D. Johnson C. Johnson T. Johnson V. Jordan K. Junkins 97 L. Jurman S. Kadric B. Kansky J. Kaplita S. Kasper K. Katson M. Katz S. Keller C. Kelly K. Kennelly J. Knecht J. Knecht S. Koch A. Kolasa S. Krajcik S. Labak T. Lacey S. Larkin G. Lawson J. Lawson G. Lazor R. Lees M. Leigh R. Lewis 98 V. Lian T. Licciardi D. Linley J. Lipnickas C. Lopez M. Lutz K. Macey P. Mackey C. Magoulas C. Mahard M. Marinaccio D. Martin S. Massar L. Matera R. Mather D. Mayernik C. McFarlane T. Menta G. Mesaros J. Mesko M. Modaffari J. Moldenhauer T. Montross M. Moore J. Morris D. Mucherino C. Murphy J. Murphy P. Nagy S. Nemergut C. Oakes K.Ober M. Oleary M. Olsen T. Palmer M. Parente A. Pastor D. Paul S. Pekar T. Pendagast A. Pierce M. Prineau 99 B. Pisano J. Plude D. Polansky D. Poppa A. Portocarrero D. Portocarrero J. Post A. Poulin M. Pozvek A. Prall K. Prendergast B. Price C. Purdy B. Randall C. Renza J. Richards C. Rissolo D. Rodriguez J. Rose D. Rowell A. Ruel C. Sacknoff G. Sahlin K. Salman D. Samuelman M. Scanlin T. Scanlon T. Schaff D. Scinto C. Scoppe L. Shelton S. Sherwood D. Shultis K. Simmons C. Slatcher M. Sinclair T. Slosser G. Smith H. Sniffen J. So beck B. Soltesz S. Spangenberg D. Sperling S. Spotlow 100 B. Squires J. Stassi S. Stevens J. Stewart B. Stilson T. Stough T. Stroz M. Sullivan W. Super J. Surace K. Swasey S. Szalay M. Talbot T. Tartaglia R. Thibault M. Tiesson E. Torielli J. Trombetta J. Tuoti C. Tuttle J. Uhran L. Us J. Valerius G. Veneruso G. Viadero B. Victoria G. Viglione C. Waldrop N. Wallis K. Watters J. Weicker R. Weiss D. Wells R. Whipple L Wildman D. Willette M. Wislowski E. Wojna M. Wojiski J. Yaworowski J. Zelazny 101 J. Anderson L. Anderson L. Aranzullo C. Andrejczyk J. Aragi M. Armstrong D. Arsenault M. Aucello M. Auger L. Augustyn B. Babis G. Baghdady L. Baker W. Baker C. Barbm D. Barker J. Barnaby B. Bartow C Bauheu S. Baxter R. Bergbower M. Berger D. Berglund T. Bigletti B Brauer M. Brennan C. Brescia J. Bresnahan J. Briglia B Brolet 102 S. Brown S. Brown S. Brown B. Bunce P. Bunovsky L. Bush L. Bush M Butkovsky S. Butler B. Carney N. Caruso P. Caruso A. Cascella K. Castleman R. Castleman L. Catudella R. Charney R. Christo P. Cihal L. Cino M. Claydon C. Colimitra J. Colucci R. Connor L. Conte K. Cooper J. Cote D. Crowell D. Cummings P. Cyr A. D’Amato M. Damberg B. D'Amico M. Davis J. Davison D. Day T. DeGirolamo V. DeGirolamo K. Dellacorte R. Dellacorte M. DeMayo J. DeMenna N. Dennehy G. DePeano 103 J. Dixson M. Donnell E. Donnelly K. Donovan B. Doyle R. Duggan L. Eddinger M.Fagan D. Falcone C. Fanning J. Farrell S. Farrell C. Faust C. Felsman J. Ferro G. Fertko G. Filisko R. Finelli L. Firment M. Fitzgerald T. Fitzpatrick D. Fonck B. Frate D. Gaetano L. Galloway T. Garrity D. Germain M. Germond C. Gergely M. Giani B. Graham C. Grewcock C. Grist T. Gwara M. Haffner 104 C. Hagan M. Hainsworth S. Hammond L. Hansen J. Harayda D. Hassell M. Hayes P. Herb B. Hoadley K. Horvath L. Howden R. Howell C. Huffer C. Hussey L Isaac T. Infante K. Ironside C. Iwertz J. Johnson R. Johnson S. Johnson L. Jones J. Kadrot G. Keckler S. Kelly T. Kliczewski T. Knapp B. Kowalski A. Kowtko B. Krause L. Krosky K. Kruger 105 L. Kundrack S. Labak S. Lashmsky K. Lathem J. Lawson C. Lazzara B.Lennon K. Leigland S. Lenz G. Lmebarger K. Lipnickas D. Lizak J. Longua R. Low T.Lucken D. Lupulio J. Magee N. Magee M. Malvasi C. Marsilio W. Marsilio K. Mas G. Mauro L. May M. McCormack D. McDaniel J. McDonald G. McKlosky K. McMahon T. McPadden C. Meeker M. Melfi L. Menski R. Micco D. Michlewski L. Monaco 106 Sure all things must come to an end, but why wait for it. It’s what goes on while it’s still alive that counts! T. Moore J. Moriarty J. Morris S. Mucherino L. Muizulis D. Mulcahy J. Murphy A. Nagy P. Nagy R. Nagy R. Nash G. Nelson R. Nevone T. Nolan K. Norling Y. Norwid B. Nunn M. Nunn C. O’Hara T. Olivares D. Olson M. Oltra S. Onda J. O’Neill P. O’Neill T. Pagano D. Paiva A. Parente S. Patrick C. Patrignelli S. Paul E. Pecora N. Peers K. Petrides J. Pisano J. Plude J. Polvan M. Popovich D. Portocarrero 107 K. Pothanszky K. Powers D. Prall L Prendergast R. Preston D. Principi H. Provenzano B. Pulaski R. Pulaski L. Quinto P. Rancourt S. Reme L. Rich M. Riebe C. Rielic D. Riga M. Roberto K. Robertson P. Robida C. Robison D. Roman D. Roman D. Rossler K. Rowell 108 E. Ruesch N. Russell P. Ryan J. Sahley K. Santry V. Sauchelli F. Schrodl H. Schroeder K. Schutte C. Schwab J. Scoppe A. Sency L. Serock D. Seymour J. Sharp L. Shearer D. Shultis A. Smith R. Sniffen S. Somley K. Spisto R. Stangl P. Stankiewicz F. Steinbrick L. Soltesz R. Stenger D. Stickney B. Stilson J. Stone L. Stroz M. Sturges D. Sudvoy D. Sullivan L. Swanson C. Sylvia J. Tanner R. Tartaglia T. Tippett T. Trombetta B. Tryon G. Turner B. Tyler 109 J. Valus I. Vanco B Vida C. Voelpert L. von Glahn G. Voytek C. Walker W. Walkley P. Wall L. Wallers L. Wargo J. Wartko L. Wesche B White L. Wickett D. Wildman R. Willette B. Williams R. Williams J. Wilson M. Wininger H Woodruff K. Wolfer K. Worobel M. Wurm C. Yandell L. Yatsinko R.Young M. Zanetti M. Zangrilla A. Zeiner 110 „(C v£§f. P? J. Addesa C. Adkins K. Alexander W. Allen S. Allen L. Anthony R. Anzalone R. Anzellotti C. Armstrong M.Aube D. Azarigian B. Bara nosky E. Barnard C. Baumann C. Baxter J. Beaupre J. Bennett S. Berglund R. Berube B. Best J. Bistyga J. Black R. Booth R. Borecki A. Bovard S. Boyko M. Brelsford P. Bresnahan R. Brisson J. Bristol A. Brodeur S. Brown W. Brown W. Brown 111 J. Butkowsky T. Caldas D. Campopiano L. Canfield L. Carr N. Carroll T. Carstensen D. Caserta P. Cashman N Castagna W Cedergren D. Cedor T Chacho L. Cipriano R. Cirella T Colegrove L. Connor M Cooley D. Cooney L. Corso G. Costley E. Crmc K. Crosby J. D Amato J. D'Amico M D'Amico P Daniels B Davies D. Davies N. Davis K Decker J Dedufour D. Defeo J. DeJulio P Delmastro 112 T. Derwalhs L. DeSanty L. Deveau C. Dickinson A Oilier K. Dinger L. Dixson G. Domeracki M Doyle M. DuBail L. Duh T. Dvorak S. Dyer K. Ehlers S. Ek R.Evans L. Fannon T. Farah J. Farrell P Feher G. Femsmger C. Fiedler D. Fisher D. Fitzgerald M. Fitzgerald K. Flanigan K. Fletcher M. Flick E. Fortin J. Fortin B. Frank A. Fuller R. Gallace C. Garofalo S. Garrity D. Gauger 113 J.Gelb C. Germain S. Giampaolo J. Godfrey C. Gouveia N. Green J. Greer P. Gregorio V. Gregorio C. Grich L. Grudetski J. Hammons J. Hart S. Hassell K. Hastedt S. Heiney S. Henn T. Hinman D. Hooker J. Horan P. Hornak L. Hughes E. Hurley P. Hussey 114 I’m just one or two years and a couple of changes behind you. J. Browne R. Jacob C.Janco V. Jelliff L. Johnson P. Johnson S Johnson S. Johnson T Jordan M. Jones C. Kaluta P. Kascak K. Kasper D. Kelly J. Kennelly C. Knutson B. Koch D. Koneff D. Kouf D. Krasemcs S. Krasemcs L. Krosky K. Kurath M. Kusnitz P. La Porta K. Lawhorn P. Lawson B. Leonard R. Lennon C. Link M. Lisi M. Lisi C.Lobaugh J. Lombardi M Lopez E. Lord M. Loschiavo E. Lowden S. Lupulio M Magoulas K. Maloney S. Mannion B. Marcille 115 B. Marinaccio J. Marshall A Matthews T. Mavrides J. McDonald M McDonald I. McFarlane J. McGuire J McMahon R. McPadden K Meath S. Meeker R. Menard C. Mesaros J. Mesko B. Miller M. Miller K. Moldenhauer J Monaco K. Monmer B Monroe C. Morris E. Muckenstrom J. Murphy G. Nagy R. Nash M. Norell C. Novak M. O'Donnell B. Odoy 116 K. Olofson L. Oltra M. Ortega J. Orzechowski J. Osborne J. Pallock M. Papa D. Parker E. Parmelee L. Patsenka D. Paul C. Pekar J. Pelletier R. Phillips R. Pimentel D. Plain B. Polonsky L. Pozvek S. Prendergast C. Price C. Provencher A. Raab T. Reardon R. Reine B. Renaud T. Reynolds D. Richards R. Ridgway J. Risko L. Robinson M. Rodko I. Rodriguez K. Rookasm C. Rose S. Rose T. Rose J. Ryan J. Salamon J. Salerno J. Salman L. Sauchelli N. Savo M. Scanlin J. Scanlon 117 M. Scanlon E. Schaff S. Scribe D. Sency J. Serniak M. Sharp J. Sheppard S. Sherwood D. Silber D. Silverman L. Simmons J. Singer P. Skrobola T. Slopnick H. So beck L. Soukup B. Sowka J. Sowka J. Spangenberg S. Sperling D. Stafford E. Steinbrick G. Steiner D. Stilson M. Streck M. Suffredini J. Surace 0. Szymanski J. Tartaglia W. Tenecyck W. Terry F. Torcaso J. Trombetta S. Truax P. Tuoti S. Tuttle 118 E. Tyler G. Uhran C. Urban B. Valerius M. VanWagner J. Vergato A. Vitilie K. von Glahn G. Waldrop R. Ward D. Wargo D. Weisse J. Weisse R. Wenning K. Whispell T. Wilson B. Wimley T. Wolfe D. Young L. Zaccagnim L Zeiner R. Zinsky 119 120 ACTIVITIES 121 MRA aes s P s u r e k e m s b e I n y t a t I V e Irene Hansen First Row: Debbie Viadero, MaryEllen Turner, Paula Kolasa, Terri Krause, Anne Andrejczyk, Thresa Franklin. Second Row: Dave Weiss, David Johnson, Roberta Bloom, Alicia Ruell, Andrea Kolasa. Joan Kaplita, Luke Zinsky, Tammy Purdy. Third Row: Rich Connor, Scott Labak, Mary Talbot, Tammy Palmer, Mary Moore, Sue Sherwood, Irene Hansen, Mike Mavrides, Julie Addessa. 123 Masuk Free Press EDITORS: Mr. Shea, P. Tuoti, A. Andrejczyk, B. Squires, L. Funke, D. Viadero. Row 1: J Lipnickas, B. Propster, T. Stough, M. Harpell, P. Gaffney. Row 2: B Nunn, S. Mahoney, L. Buday, J. Prilipp. Mr. Shea, J. Basile, D. Berger. J. Fensore, M. Garrity Row 3: M. Alberghim, D. Biagioni, R. Paolini. N. Gallagher, B. Squires, T. Dowling. R. Galloway, B. Kan sky. Row 1: D. Weiss, D. Rowj Row 2: P. Santry, A. Pieri American Field Service Dorte Schulz Irene Hansen David Oakes 125 I’! iff I1' liiCLtff _ 1 mil ! |T: I FT nm m ' _ — ■— D. Ridgard, M. Buckley, Mrs. Sherbondy, T. Dowling, L. McGuire, M. Harpell, J. Lawson. 31 ill FATHER TIME The Hourglass shifts Time ticks by Did we ever stop to wonder why? Life can be so difficult (Although it really is so simple) People feel impatient Every minute of the day Not knowing what awaits them As time ticks by and the hour glass shifts Father Time claims, that when the moon appears It’s sending us advice. That one should have no fear As to what awaits them in the future For soon it will be here. D. Del Percio 126 Social Studies Row 1: R. Bloom, J. Sobeck. Row 2: D. Rowell, J. Benedict, K. Swasey, J. Kaplita, Mr Ferreri. Row 3: G. Andrasko, R. Backer, H. Sniffen, D. Koneff, D. Jarrat. Row 1: S. Szalay, D. Alderman, J Morris, M. Nieuwenhuis, B. Polonsky, M. Van Vogelpoel, T. Stough, D. Van Vogelpoel. Row 2: T. Purdy, K. Hoerle, C. Purdy, J. Fiermonte, T. Franklin. Newcomers 127 129 Row I: Bill Ehlers, Kim Katson, Anne Andrejczyk, Caroline McFarlane, Laura Hubbard, Joe O’Neil, Larry Decker. Row II: Mark Findlay, Laura Winmger, Rene6 Derosiers, Ken Lizak, Ken Jurman, Lisa Jurman. WMNR Row 1: L Donaly, B. Braver, L. Ferment, S. Lashmsky, L. Jones, P. Cashman. Row 2: R. Slossar, D. Orr, P. Stankewicz. Row 3: J. Voytek, M. Vitale, J. Bailey, A. Anzalone, T. Olivares, B. Terry, P. Boblin, B. Cullen, T. Caggenello. Row 1: H. Sniffen. S. David, L. Wildman, L. Jurman, C. Kelly, C. Janco, L. Soltez. Row 2: J. Polvan, K. Swasey, D. Paul, C. Provencher, D. Weiss, D. Koneff, B. White, S. Scribe Row 3: M. Scribe, B. Carney, A. Alanzone, B. Anderson, D. Davies, D. Hooker, T. Olivares. Row 4: A. Pierce, T. Stough, S. Boyce, B. Grahm, D. Koneff, C. Gouveia, H. Grauel, C. Iwertz, L. Corfey, P. LaPorta, K. Jurman, D. White, J. O’Neill, L. Wesche. Row 5: M. Findlay, D. Willette, T. Cotton, R. Slossar. A. Boudueir, G. Levan, B. Terry. OFFICERS: Row 1: D. White, S. David, D. Paul, J. Polvan, K. Swasey Row 2: L. Jurman, B. Terry, S. Boyce, H. Grauel, B. White. ALL STATE BAND: J. Sobeck S. David 134 Clap your feet — Stomp your hands — Sing along with the Masuk Band! ALL STATE CHQRUS: F Mastrone, K. Baxter, J. McDonald, D. Koneff, L. Wildman, P. Taylor CHORUS OFFICERS: P. Kolasa M. Leigh D. Bergbower F. Mastrone L. Wildman J. McDonald „ _ M Brown. M LeiQh. S Krwen.cs. I Johnson. I W.ldman Row 4: l Donneil . P Cih l. S Paul C Kaluta. J Basta L WescheTP Johruoa Tff elk G Metrwv J Ntuonak). D Konetl M Damberg. J.Godtr, . P Davs. K Horvath. J Sobet- Row 5 G Nelson. F Robson. C Reynolds. f Mastrore [) Ci AnHocItrt P W'Ufamc | M11 ill 111111 i n i ma 137 Row 1: P. Santry, S. Larkin, D. Principi, P. Taylor, T. Cotton, L. Wildman, M. Leigh, Miss B. Sherburne. Row 2: K. Baxter, D. Berg- bower, L. Wesche, B. Wil- liams, G. Andrasko. Row 3: R. Stenger, F. Mastrone, D. Koneff. Row 4: G. Heiney, J. McDonald. THESPIAN OFFICERS: L. Jurman, D. Koneff, J. Lawson, C. Scoppe, L. Sniffen. 1: 5 £oneff' w Loveland, A. Pierce, P. Santry, D. Weiss, J. Lawson, L. Wmninger, L. Jurman, C. Scoppe, H. Sniffen. Row 2: L. Sniffen, D. Rowell. J. Weiker, R Stenger, G. Andrasko, M. Brown, A. Andrejczyk, P. Taylor, S. Larkin. Row 3: J. Wolfer. R. Hardy, T. Krause, R. Dzilinski, M. Alberqim, G. Levan, T. Purdy, L Funke. Row 4: F. Havlicek, M. Findlay, K. Lizak, C. Reynolds. 140 Godspell Impossible Years Fred Havlicek David Weiss Josie Lawson Chess Bill Graham The Masuk Chess Team finished 2nd in the state for the 3rd year in a row this year. Masuk has been WCC Champions for 6 con- secutive years, 1971 to present. Senior Ray Slivinski is president and Dave Silverman vice-president of the Chess Club. Tom Lacey Wayne Brown F.B.L.A. OFFICERS: Barbara Valus, Loretta DelMastro, Carol Sahlin. Jack Hickey. Row 1: K. Monroe, D. Sullivan Row 2: J. Scoppe, C. Kelly, L. Hayden, W. Super, L. DelMastro, J. Richards, S. Honsaker, J. Lizak, T. Byrd. Row 3: M. Wojiski, N Burr. M. Lopez. L. Connor, R. Skrobola, E. Bentley, R. Nagy, M. Lisi, M. Morrissey. C. Sahlin. D. Christo, Mrs. Grannan, Adv. 145 Walker Sisters 148 Holly Hop December 9, 1977 L Under ii k 1 f$ iow you from ly does it better 'enomeworl 44SCH00 GRADE 7-12 Class Row 1: T Dowling, J. Wolfer, D. DeFilippo, M. Demont, D Fekete, J. Lizak, S. Torcaso, K. Onda, L. Kennelly, P. Kolasa. D Viadero, L. Poulin. Row 2: G. Gelb, C. Powers, T. Franklin, T. Purdy, K. Maillet, D. Biagioni, L. Menard, L. Funke, L. Ayles, R. Hardy, R. Skrobola. B Ehlers, L. Mennilh, J. Plain, B. Terry. Editor: Linda Mennill Business Manager: Judy Lizak Layout and Design: Linda Funke, Linda Kennelly Advertising Coordinators: Sandra Torcaso, Darlene Alderman Activities Coordinators: Tom Dowling, Linda Poulin Sports Editors: Gary Gelb, Heidi Isaac Art Coordinator: Teresa Franklin Photography Coordinator: Jay Davison Faculty Coordinator: Bill Ehlers Senior Section Editor: Donna DeFilippo Underclass Editor: Vicki Jordan Head Typist: Karen Onda Row 1: D. Alderman, L. Matera, L. Cottle, V. Jordan. Row 2: M. Andrejczyk, C. F jrdy, C. Brescia, D. Garofolo, J. McDonald, L. Walters, J. Davison. ADVISORS: Ms Karen Kosko Mrs. Marge' Nieuwenhuis 152 I 991 CD U U o CO 156 Led by senior tri captains Doug Wilson, Mike Rogals, and Nelson Gallagher, the Masuk soccer team managed a 1 -9-4 record. This record was the team’s best in seven years, and although the record was not among the leaders, the caliber of play was. Midway through the second half of the season the team ventured to arch-rival Barlow and battled to a 1-1 tie, knocking Barlow out of first place. Masuk then tied two more straight before ending the year with that elusive first win. Seniors Joe O'Neill, Tim O'Hara and Jeff Plain added strength to a young team which included numerous outstanding under- classmen. — Just for Kicks! Bush rfahard Junior Varsity Cross Crounty Row V R Johnson, L. Duh, F. Torcaso, B. Franks. C. McFarland, P Robida. J. Kennelly. D Germain G. Viadero. M Katz, D. Cummings. Row 2: J. Dedufour, Mgr.. S. Heiney, Mgr., J Horan, D. Koneff. L. Horan, G. DePeano. R. Bloom, B. Cedagrm, S. Hooker, R Slivinski. G. Heiney, N. Peers, L. Decker, K. Decker, Coach Barom. This year Coach Bob Baroni and Co-Captains Mark Katz and Ray Slivinski led the Masuk Cross-Country team to a 3 and 6 record. The team was composed of twenty three dedicated runners, four of whom were seniors; Larry Decker, Ray Slivinski. Scon Hooker, and Laurie Horan. The team's top runner, junior Mark Katz, became a medal winner in the W.C.C. Championships. The team had its largest turnout of female runners this year, five in total. Masuk took the top three places in their meet against New Fairfield. 158 Field Hockey VARSITY: Row 1: C. Fiedler, M. O’Leary, T. Johnson, L. Cottle. Row 2: Mgr. C. Baulieu, M. Moore, J. Anderson, D. Olsen, Mgr. V. Jelliff. Row 3: Coach Adams, C. Walker, K. Kennelly, D. Tannuci, K. Buckley, H. Isaac, L. Shelton, S. Sherwood, Mgr. — S. Johnson. JUNIOR VARSITY: Row 1: P. Herb, R. Castleman, K. Castleman, J. Longua, C. Andrejczyk. Row 2: A. D’Amato, S. Farrell, L. Cottle, J. Blaskewicz, V. Jordan, D. Ciamei, H. Sniffen. Row 3: Mrs. Adams, S. Labak, L. Wesche, K. Cooper, T. Byrd, L. Walters. u : jitlk ; fi vinus ' ““ ■riuiKSSt lEL, Jim jii MW Uk. ’ «niiiiiiii SHBaasisnumsii if Mffffi If ' r jm ■« mmmmmmm • sSSSSSSSmgggggggg sunesei. IggSSISSS mm ■•HMMSn «mawmi .T, . ■ ' ff ■Jil •• II . ir 'Ys« 22!gggSt' BTlss : FftM r r i f r- M -sHSStsgd ’••isms?!!. «-- A __________________ The Masuk Field Hockey team ended its 1977 Season with a 5-5-4 record for the Varsity and a 2-5-5 record for the Junior Varsity. Despite a hard fight, the Pantherettes lost in the tournament game to Conrad of West Hartford by a score of 2 0. The offensive forward line consisted of senior Cherylyn Walker, juniors Karen Kennelly, Mary Moore and Laura Cottle. Sophomore Debbie Olson and freshman Cindy Fiedler. On the defensive end the team relied on senior fullbacks Kathy Buckley, Heidi Isaac, and Donna Tannucci. Junior Sue Sherwood did an excellent job in the goal cage and halfbacks Julie Anderson, Terne Johnson and Maureen O’Leary worked aggressively both offensively and defensively. 161 Football Coach Lombardo, Coach Giaquinto, Coach Butler, R. Brown, A. Lombardo l 7in«w Offense Defense Row 1: R. Creaturo, F. Mastrone, P. Zisk, R. Connor, L. Zinsky, T. Lombardo, R. Brown, M. Alberghini, C. Montross, E. Zergiebel, J. Forrest. Row 2: K. Simmons, C. Bassett, G. Mesaros, G. Viglione, J. Rose, A. Portocarraro, L. Brown, D Martin, J. Sharp, D. Shultis. Row 3: T. Tartaglia, G. Lawson, C. Magoulas, C. Waldrop, D. Devito, S. Brown, M. Fagan, T. Cascella, J. Smith, M. Melfi, R. Williams. Row 4: R. Howell, M. DelMayo, B. Hoadley, G. Dunn. S Brown, M. Butkowsky, T. Stroz, K. Norling, R. Connor, B. Krause Row 5: M. DelMayo, C. Iwertz, Coach Butler, Coach Lombardo, Coach Giaquinto, T. Moore, M. Armstrong, J. O'Neil. 162 Opening their eyes on the 1977 season, the Masuk Panther Football team saw quite a task ahead: to conquer the Western Connecticut Conference football Championship alone. Last year the Panthers shared the league reins with backyard foe Newtown and neighboring rival Joel Barlow. This year s Panther attack was led by captains Luke Zinsky, going both ways at tackle, Rich Brown grinding it out in the trenches, and area scoring leader Anthony Lombardo in the backfield. The Masuk defense led by linebacker Earl Zergiebel and cornerback Paul Zisk, averaged less than a touchdown a game before Thanksgiving. Offensively with Rick Creaturo and Jeff Forrest at tackles, Mario Alberghini at center, guard Chris Montross, quarterback and offensive player of the year Rich Connor and center Frank Mastrone, the Panthers were one of the top scoring teams in the state. The Panthers rolled through the W.C.C. with an unapproached 8-0 mark and a record of 9 wins and 1 loss on the season, a feat never accomplished by a Masuk grid force before. 163 Now that the year is all but done. Who has lost and who has won? B. Carney Don Shultis «44, Don Martin «22 165 Row 1: R. Phillips, D. Kliczewski, D. Sabo, R. Brown, B. Scott, D. Winckler, T. Loschiavo, C. O'Hara, D. Rodriguez. Row 2: Jeff Semon — Coach, C. Mahard, G. Smith, J. Charlton, K. Doyle, T. Rhudy, M. Fagan, S. Kelly, D. Gatto, J. Monaco, M. Findlay. This is the fourth year of varsity play for the Masuk Hockey Team. In the past three seasons the team has been ranked 16th, 13th, and this season 11th in the Division II C.I.A.C. com- petition, with a record of 12-8. The seniors this year were the builders of this team. They took the team from club status, to a ranked varsity hockey team. Those Seniors are B. Scott, goalie; K. Doyle, right wing; D. Winkler, left wing; and R. Brown, defense. Other Seniors are wingers T. Loschiavo, D. Klickewski, M. Findlay, Manager. CAPTAINS: Dave Winckler, Richard Brown, Coach Semon, ASSISTANT CAPTAINS: Jeff Charlton. Dave Rodriauez. Chris O’Hara 167 Don Sabo nan Zelazny Dave Rodriguez Dave Winckler scored a double har trick against: Platt !j| Kerry Doyle scored a hat trick against Branford! Jeff Charlton Denny Kliczewski Tony Loshiavo The Masuk Panthers finished the regular season with a 13-7 record, 4th in the WCC. Coach Baroni will be losing four seniors in Scott Labak, Nelson Gallagher, starters • Danny Biagioni and Capt. Fred Havlicek. High scorer for the Masuk hoopsters was Steve Massar averaging 18 points a game. Balancing out the starting five were Jim Garrity and Mark Melfi. Mike Butkovsky contributed to the team with his solid rebounding. Masuk opened the CIAC tournament play against New- town, only to lose 70-74 in overtime. J.V. Basketball IV MflSUtf , 4 Row 1: Don Caserta, Doug Falcone, Mark Auger Row 2: Coach Jacover, Greg Keckler, Tom Lucken, Lou Cipriano, Byron Best Girls Basketball The Masuk Girls Basketball team completed the 1977-78 season with a 20-2 record. The Pantherettes have been W.C.C. Champions for the past three years. Julie Anderson broke the record for the most steals during one game. Julie Anderson and Gena DePeano were named to W.C.C. 1 st team All-Stars. Again this year the team qualified for the state tournament, ranking 4th in Class L. The season ended in the quarter final round against Wilbur Cross with a heartbreaking one point loss. The best summary of the season is that it should have been the year, but it wasn’t! 17 4 Gena DePeano What Style! fussey, Trt-Cai ipanaro, P. Da{ 2: C. Pekar. Atkins. Tracy FitzpatJ k Karen Kennelly Cheerleaders Sue Keller Vea Weh • Rah Hf jSfyfp4. Hoor a y Row 1: Becky Stangl, Capt., Darlene Barker, Valeria Gregorio, Diane Fonck, Jean Plude, Co Capt. Row 2: Suzy Giampolo, Joci Salman, Isa Rodriquez, Nancy Dennehy, Karen Powers. J.V. Cheerleaders nTarkas. Debbie Hasl Row 1: Mary Brown, Ellen Bentley. Karen Ehler . Row 2: Maureen Buchev. Terry Vigkone, Cindy Brescia, Indoor track at Masuk is an informal program run on a club basis. It is a co-ed program of growing popularity. The group partic- ipates in developmental meets, conference meets, and state competition meets. This season’s captains were Rich Conner, hurdler, sprinter and state competitor; Luke Zinsky, shot putter and field performer with state rank; and Mark Katz, a leading distance runner and relay performer, also a competitor of state caliber. The program offers training to students who are involved in spring track and desire a regulated training program in the off season. It also allows students who are new to the sport an opportunity to experiment with their ability to be a track and field competitor. 180 Goffin Masuk Field Hockey Team The Jordan Family Mama Loch Beth Rickand Val always Masuk Softball Team Richie and Terri Good Luck, Class of 78 Best wishes from the Masuk Hock|y Team Eat my cookie D.W., if you only knew! Yawsah! Yawsah! Yawsah! Tex Willie Lives Ski Bumps We’ miss yob. Bod — Fox, Giggles, Sexy, Dangerous : With a flick of my bic, I can see you're a hick Don’t bruise my capillaries D., amour, amour, amour, L. Vibrating red and white I checked . It’s still there, signed the Fearless Foursome No longing remains unfulfilled 'theyisay‘’the end isAhere we start 'jet liAj MMkM v A MONROE 1 INCORPORATED 1823 r TOWN LINE There are places I remember All my life, though some have changed . . .All these places have their moments In my life! Beatles 163 High-School Years t - Boy-, they did go fast-whe ffeout th-Then against seems MK.e j t ®.e'Ve been here forever. -Do you re i vl member your first day here? I do: -v Lfs kmd of sad. Remember the times L- s we snuek-oft, and were so scared of i feaogi Ihi wjece good times. '13m? It wasn’t a -designated area All jjie friends that I’ve made, and . losLT-he different cycles we pass through. Z Were they.the best years-of our Jife? i hope not — Parting - . - m' '-vgood tirrids, sad times', old times, ’ missing old friends, finding new ones! . _ - Marcie Taylor A brief candle, both ends burning, ■ an endless mile, a bus wheel turn Dng, a friend to sharea. lonesoThe'1 time, a handshaker and a sip of wine'— say it loud and let it ring that we re all parts of everything, the present, future, and the past. Ely on, proud bird, you're free at last. John Eles Uu j' u IM w i iimmmmmm - Wb en'tthink of wandering - r I wonder.what I shall find? and-hope that while. I search' - T'don't get into a bind. In my wandering I may find a person who will be very kind, and hope that person may help • - to find the object I seek, V • deep within my mind. . ‘ . Bill Terry The things we did together, could never-be-done again. They were'simple, fun, arid exciting, a_nd sometimes silly in the end. We learned of life, and the youthful joys. We talked of love, and giggled at boys. There was always that boy; that took us to the dances. And then there was the other ong, with whom we took our chances. The summers were short, the winters never-ending. ““ The new kids in school, that we were befriending. The things we did together, can never be done again. They were simple, fun, and exciting, thinking back at the end. Tina Lipofsky Time to please all your friends, all sizes, all disguises — Strange Peculiar Man L come m F Mastrone INTERARTS at Sacred Heart University DAR: Debbie Dyer Mary Talbot Frank Mastrone Shell Century III Scholarship: David Johnson NATIONAL MERIT SEMI FINALISTS: Row 1: Debra Viadero, Patricia Santry, Debra Ridgard. Row 2: David Weiss, Richard Connor, Edward Creaturo. We the senior class, in sound body and mind, do hereby leave the following to the following: Mr. Maloney — a private PA system so he can talk Mrs. Lipeles — a year supply of peroxide Mr. Baroni — a pair of high heeled sneakers Ms. Pitoniak — a date with Chuck Barris Mr. Goffin leaves us. Mr. Mackiewicz — a padded cell, whip, and chain Mr. McMahon — a three dollar bill Mrs. Berube — 273 used corrider passes Mr. Wolfer — an opening night without mistakes Mrs. Suddaby — fdsa jkl; Mr. Strong — a 6'4 blonde-haired, blue-eyed center Mrs. Germond — a culinary arts class of all boys Mr. Gravit — a battery powered baton Mr. McHugh — a neon sign that says “clean up” Miss Wallace — a paint-by-number kit Mr. Fedorko — a box of birdseed so he won’t be so hungry Mr. Semon — a hockey rink at Masuk Miss Sherburne — a smile (enjoy yourself) Mrs. Kosko — alone Mrs. Nieuwenhuis — alone Mr. Moakley — some Good Humor ice cream Mr. Gustaitis — a female computer Mr. Oberson — a box of non-tossable puffys Aide Mike Hudak — a year supply of playing cards Mr. Ingels — turtleneck sweaters Mr. Rancourt — one bottle of handcuff polish Mr. Gabriel — a list of coming attractions Juniors — 10 extra snow days Sophomores — a posted fire drill schedule Freshmen — 540 long school days until graduation. That's it — I give up! PATRONS Botik Gifts John and Carol Young The Business Department Colonial Technical School Compliments of Monroe Decor Every dragon gives birth to a St. George, who Hill ’n Dale Service Station Mr. and Mrs. Henry Isaac Laurie Loveland Library Media Services The Loveland Family Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Maloney The Masuk High School Chess Club Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald Dr. Edwin T. Merritt Newcomers Club Bernard and Marjorie Nieuwenhuis Pupil Services Fire Marshal Donald D. and Peggy Ann Rose Mr. and Mrs. Michael Savo Diana Schwerdtle The Science Department John and Karen Kosko Mr. and Mrs. David Strong Wentworth and Link Agency WMNR88.1FM -----— slays it. 192 193 MRA MASUK REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY Seniors Thomas Herb Timothy O'Hara David Weiss Sophomores Brian Carney John McDonald Carla Huffer Administration Mr. Lee Mackiewicz Parents Mrs. Betty Heiney Mrs. Lillian Sinclair Mrs. Catherine Tyler Juniors Richard Backer Doug Koneff David Howell Freshmen Mary McDonald Kathy Olofson Bill Sowka Faculty Mr. Bob Baroni Mrs. Dorothy Brown Mrs. Enid Lipeles Mr. Charles Moakley Mrs. Marietta Ruel Mr. Daniel Shea Mrs. Barbara Young Mrs. Charlotte Winnick Best Wishes to the Class of 1978 PHILPOT'S SHOE SHOPPE Where Quality and Professional Fit Is Our Business Women-Children Prescription Shoes for Entire Family Fitted by Mr. Bob Philpot — Certified Pedorthist Jeff Cooper — Manager Selva and Danskin Dancewear Dexter-Seba go-Footworks Grand Union (Rt. 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Getting your high-school diploma is a real achievement. But you can’t stop there. High school is just the beginning of the education you need if you want to succeed in today’s com- petitive world. Many of you are probably going on to college, where you’ll delve more deeply into the sub- jects you want to specialize in. But if college isn’t in the pic- ture for you, there are other ways to advance your educa- tion. You can go to a business school or a technological school. They’ll provide you with the special skills you need for jobs in these fields. And if you can’t take time to continue your education nonstop, you can take advantage of on-the- job training and education pro- grams that let you work and learn at the same time. So don’t stop now. It’s just the beginning. Keep up with the competition. Keep on learn- ing. Your future depends on it. GENERAL ELECTRIC I I I Advertisement prepared by Batten. Barton. Durstine Osborn, Inc. 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CONNECTICUT NATIONAL 204 urmtu to Save? CURRI FURNITURE Sk'; j| lELD'S SHELL SERVICE 515 Monroe Tpke. Monroe, Ct. 06468 268-7302 Compliments of a Friend THE WINE MERCHANTS OF MONROE 487 Monroe Tpke. Rt. Ill, Monroe Liquors • Wines • Cordials Robert A. Huggler Permittee 205 ■W Science the sen capabili promise Walter Magmnis Maureen E. Donot James F. Russell Jane Cote David V. Varholy Stephen Gudas David A. Rogers Raymond A. Fusci 1972 Edward Yeagle 1973 John Oakes 1974 Glen Honcharik 1975 Donna Marie Lipp 1976 Walter Sherwood 1977 Mark A. Benedict Congratulations from yearbook photographer We hope you will continue to think of us I I Loring L«J Studios tm party Early Graduates Addesa, Julie, “Juls 352 Cross Hill Rd., Sept. 25, 1960 Crucible, Bloomer Girl, Tennis Club 1, Art Club 1, National Honor Society 3, 4, Honor Court 3, Newspaper 3, Thes- pian Society 2, Treas. 3, Swim Club 4, Prom Committee 3, Spain Trip 3, Expo 2, 3, Adult Ed. — Art 2, Ushers Guild 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students, National Honor Soci- ety, Honor Court, Art Alberghini, Mario A. 73 Ripton Ridge, Oct. 9, 1959 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 2, 3, Thespian 2, 3, Journalism 4, Class President 2, Football W.C.C. 1st Team, 2nd Team Bridgeport Post Team, Honorable Mention All State, Laura Ambrus, Andrea Sylvia, Syl” 136 Pastors Walk, Apr. 15, 1960 Who's Who Among American High School Students. Danbury Dialtone Anderson, Carol Ann 177 Cross Hill Rd., Oct. 5, 1960 Remember Yesterday, live today, dream for tomorrow. Andreczyk, Ann Marie, Annie'' 461 Hammertown Rd., Feb. 1, 1960 Tennis 1, Tennis Mgr. 2, Track Team 3, Student Government Day, Tennis Club 1, Stage Crew 1,2, 3, 4, Newspa- per 2, 3, 4, News Editor 4, Thespian Society 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Internship 3, FBLA 2, Honor Court 3, Makeup Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Who's Who Among American School Stu- dents, National Honor Society, Honor Court “Put off till tomorrow what you can do today” Aurigemma, Francine, Fran” 62 Pastors Walk, June 12, 1960 There are places I'll remember all my life though some have changed, some forever, not for better some have gone and some remain. Ayles, Linda, “Ginger” 5 Greenlawn Rd., Sept. 6, 1960 Prom Committee, Holly Hop Commit- tee, Dance Committee, Yearbook, Internship 3, 4, Freshman Queen The moments may be temporary, but the memories last forever. Bacchiocchi, Brian 616 Fan Hill Rd., September 5, 1959 Sociology, Visual Art Equality of Men Bartosik, Linda Therese, Bart” 15 Vincent Drive, October 18, 1960 Chorus I-, 2, Madrigals 1, 2, Vice- President and SGB 1, SGB Treasurer 2, Co-Pres. 3, Flowers for Algernon” and Funny Girl” 1, Gong Show 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students My yesterdays are full of happy mem ories, my todays are full of hopes, my tomorrows are full of dreams. Lou and Linda Baumann, Cliff A. 218 Barn Hill Rd., November 26, 1960 Michelob, my truck Beason, Cheryl Ann 184 Barn Hill Rd., December 28, 1960 FBLA, Junior Achievement, Nursing Training Horseback Riding Belanger, Jeffrey Michael, Beagle” 47-4 Blakeman Dr., August 18, 1960 Expo, Ski Club Girls, skiing, and Rock Music Bennett, Marilou, “Louich” 54 Harvester Rd., August 8, 1960 Love all, trust a few, do wrong to no one. Bennet, Rose 197 Swendson Dr., June 8, 1960 Betts, Stephen Foster, “Steve” 47-1 Blakeman Dr , June 7, 1960 Expo 1, 2, Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students Liz Torielli Biagioni, Danny John, “Bi” 43 Meadow Brook Dr., June 7, 1960 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Journalism Club, Yearbook Staff, Ski Club 1, Masuk Free Press Staff, Senior Class King, Co-President 3 Dazed and confused.” Binder, Cheryl, The Bins 277 Teller Rd., June 13, 1960 Ushers Guild 1, 2, 3, Homecoming Clown 1, Homecoming Activities 4 “If I leave here tomorrow will you still remember me,” Lynyrd Skynyrd Bjorklund, Deborah Jean, “Debbie” 644 Elm St„ March 20, 1960 Volleyball 1, Basketball 1, Student Council 1,2 “I love you more than life itself Black, JeffS., “Wild Bill” 179 Pastors Walk, Oct. 15, 1960 School Store, AV Girls Black, Mike 179 Pastors Walk, Feb. 12, 1959 Girls Blais, Dave A., “Blaze” 11 -Winslow Ter., March 5, 1960 Yearbook Staff 4 Elsinore 250-VW Blankschen, Warren April 11, 1960 Media Services, Graphic Arts Elvis Presley Blaskewicz, Joanne Lynne, “Jo 382 Wheeler Rd., Aug. 8, 1960 Tennis Club 1, Tennis Team 1, Ski Club 1, 4, Math Team 4, Field Hockey 3, 4, Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, Career Internship 3, AFS 3, Newspaper — Business Editor 4, Student Govern- ment Day 3, Who’s Who Among Amer- ican High School Students Tonight’s the night so — pip pip ya all later Boyce, Serge William, Sly” 128 Main St., Jan. 15, 1960 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 2, Free Press 3, 4, Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Com- munication Internship 3, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres, of Band, Band Manager, Who’s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students Stamping out Reality Bozogan, Annemarie, Bozo” 267 Elm St., Sept. 23, 1960 Guys Brant, Michele 554 Elm St., Nov. 26, 1960 Britt, Letita 25 Nancy Drive, Aug. 4, 1960 Brown, Richard, Rich 34 Wayne Rd., June 9, 1960 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 1, 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Gong Show 4, Play 4, All WCC Offensive Guard 3, 4, All WCC Defensive End 4, Post Defensive Player of the Week 4, All Fairfield County Football First Team 210 BL’M i iW - j- WK ▼ .Ammt “• Buccitti, Christine Mary, C.B. 29 Pepperidge Rd., July 17, 1960 Tennis, Music, Dancing. Buckley, Kathleen Bridget, Buck” 100 Jockey Hollow Rd., May 10, 1960 Varsity Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, Tennis Club 1, Career Internship 3, Student Government Day 3, Honor Court 3. . A man hears what he wants to hear but disregards the rest. . Paul Simon Callo, Rodger 48 Crestwood Rd., January 11, 1961 Canfield, Nancy Ann, Nanc” 20 Knapp Street, May 11,1960 Senior Gong Show 4. Cherish yesterday, dream tomorrow, live today. Carey, Tim 43 Verna Road, January 14, 1960 Carney, Lisa 5 Birchwood Rd., November 9, 1960 FBLA 3, Expo 1, 2 Castleman, Vicki Arlene 2 Alpine Rd., August 8, 1960 Mgr. Varsity Football 4 A smile is better than a thousand words. Chapman, Edward G., Ed 73 Oakwood Dr„ November 1, 1960 Math League 3,4 Cihal, Kevin . f 22 Jackson Dr., September 3, 1959 Clarke, Barb, Belbs Kettleton Woods Rd., Southbury March 4, 1960 Memories of yesterday light the way tor tomorrow. Connor, Richard D„ Richie 130 Pastor's Walk, June 2, 1960 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, All-Conn. Band 1, 2, 3, National Honor Society, National Merit Scholar, Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents, Harvard Book Award, All WCC Quarterback, Bridgeport Post Offen- sive Player of the Year. Going up to UCONN. Corso, Christine M., “Chris 59 Flint Ridge Rd„ May 18, 1960 Interarts 3, 4, Usher’s Guild 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Honor Court 3, Monroe Scholarship Fund Student Art Show — Best in Show Ribbon, Who's Who Among American High School Students Art Cotton, Teresa, ’Terry Blake Rd., September 6, 1960 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Jazz Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Outing Club 4, Winter Track 2, Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents, Southwest Chorus 3. Horses j J Creaturo, Edward Richard, Rick”. 143 Swendsen Dr., April 11, 1960 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Basket- ball 1, National Merit Scholarship Let- ter of Commendation, Bridgeport Post Class A Honorable Mention in Foot- ball - s' Mary Lynn Cretan, Stacy Maria, Stace” 78 KnorrRd., July 17, 1960 Tennis 1, Basketball 1, 2, Field Hockey 3, Newspaper 3, Peer Coun seling 3, 4, MBC 1, 2, 3, 4, Internship 4, Summer Leadership Program 3, 4 “|t’s cool, you know how it is. Crosby, Gary 181 Bagburn Rd., December 16, 1959 Cummings, William Thomas, Bill” 143 Pastors Walk, April 20, 1960 JV Hockey 1,2, Varsity Hockey 3, 4 D'Amato, Louis 103 Millbrook Terrace, August 26 1960 Davin, William Bryan, Bill” 51 Forest RdJ, February 20, 1960 Going out into the world, Greenfield’s Shell, 4 wheeling Dodge Pick-ups — Tough Davis, Larry 485 Pepper Street, April 19, 1960 Decker, Lawrence Healey, Larry Larry” 692 Elm Street, June 17, 1960 Cross-Country 3, 4, Outing Club 3, 4, Masuk Insect, Cross-Country Skiing, Hiking, Fishing, Camping, Second on Cross-Country Team, Worked in Zion National Park with Student Conserva- tion Association Bile duct, Utah, Click . . . Step . . . Click DeFilippo, Donna Lynn 53 Oakwood Drive, February 6, 1960 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, Year- book, Senior Editor 4, MRA Secretary 3, Homecoming Activities 1,3, 4, Out- ing Club 4, Gong Show 4, Emergency Medical Technician 3, Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents, Junior Queen, Honor Roll Time, like a snowflake, disappears while we’re trying to decide what to do with it. St. Louis Bugle DeLillo, Ida Mirella 57 High Ridge Drive, September 9, 1960 Junior Achievement 2 years. Honor Court 3, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Listening to Music Del Mastro, Loretta Emma, “Lorrie” 44 Jay Lane, January 4, 1960 FBLA 3, FBLA Senior Secretary, Sec- ond Honors in 1, 2, Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents Del Percio, Diana Marie, Dee Dee 185 Barn Hill Road, August 3, 1960 Made it through 4 years of Masuk Today is only yesterday’s tomorrow” De Mayo, Martin 132 Hammertown Rd., August 11, 1961 DePeano, Dana L., Dane” 126 Richards Drive, July 30, 1960 FBLA 3, Dance Committees 3, Year- book 4, Make-up 4, Homecoming Activities 1,2, 3 Parties at Donn's house Demont, Maria G., Ri” 391 Wheeler Rd., March 26, 1960 Softball Mgr. 1, 2, Dance Committees, Yearbook 4, Senior Gong Show, Senior Field Day. Good friends must not always be together, it is a feeling of oneness when distant, that proves a lasting friendship. Susan Polis Schutz Desrosiers, Renee E., Nee 278 Teller Rd., November 14, 1960 Historian 4, Senior Gong Show, Soft- ball 1, 2, Tennis 3, 4, Field Hockey 2, Outing Club 4, Tennis Club 1, Dance Committee 3, 4, Homecoming Activi- ties 3, 4, “Funny Girl and Flowers 211 for Algernon 1. You are a child of the universe no less than the trees and the stars, you have a right to be here and whether or not it is clear to you the universe is unfold- ing as it should. Strive to be happy. Donahue, Liz, Zil’’ 18 Meadowview Terrace, February 29, 1960 Skiing, skating, dancing Dowling, Tom Joseph, T.J.” 72 Swendson Dr., March 26, 1960 Basketball 1, 2, Intermural Basketball 3, 4, Journalism Club 4, Yearbook 4, Chess Club 1, Literary Magazine 4. Women Doyle, Kerry F., Doy” 14 Pastors Walk, April 19, 1960 Varsity Ice Hockey 1,2, 3, 4. Duefrene, Susan, Sue” 97 Main St., February 22, 1960 Usher's Guild 3, 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Honor Court You’ve got to be kidding. Duva, Donna Marie 35 Forest Rd., October 26, 1960 Dyer, Deborah Ann, Deb” 51 Far Horizon Dr , July 26, 1960 Vice President 4, Free Press 2, 3, 4, Softball Mgr 1, Tennis Club 1, Float Committees 3, 4, Dance Committees 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Homecom ing Activities 3, 4, Senior Gong Show 4, Honor Court, Who's Who Among American High School Students. “These are the seasons of emotion and like the winds they rise and fall Dzilinski, Rich 24 Swendsen Dr., May 6, 1960 Eastwood, Cathy Ann Knollwood Dr., April 11, 1960 Back to Nature Club Mike, Music Ehlers, William John, Bill” 12 Tollgate Rd., January 4, 1961 Football 1, Track 2, Varsity Soccer 3, Varsity Hockey 3, Outing Club 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Internship 3, Plays 2, 4, Literary Magazine 3, Ski Club 4, Pho- tography Club 1 “Long may you run. Long may you run, although these changes have come. . . Eies, John 127 Richards Dr., March 11, 1960 Epifano, Diane C., “Shining Star 608 Monroe Tpk., December 15, 1960 Arts and crafts, poetry, summer. Fagan, Lou Ann, Lou” 167 Pepper Street, June 24, 1960 Class Secretary 1, 2, Stage Crew 1, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Activities 1, Finally graduating! Gennaro-and-Lou Ann . . Forever There are places I'll remember all my life, though some have changed some forever, not for better some have gone, and some remain.” John Len- non, Paul McCartney Farkas, Karen Penny, “Farky 40 Crestwood Road, December 30, 1960 Tennis Club 1, Tennis Team 1, Dance Committee 2, School Play Make up 3, Cycle Club 2, 3, Pom-Pom Squad 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Homecoming Commit- tee 1, Junior Achievement 3, FBLA 3, 4 Faust, Marylou 237 Guinea Rd., February 25, 1960 Fekete, Donna Marie, Giggles” 566 Moose Hill Road, August 5, 1960 FBLA 3, Yearbook 4, Homecoming Activities 1, 2, 3, Nurses Aid Intern- ship 4 The beach “Love ’em Feller, Sue, Waddies” 28 Cross Hill Rd., October 13, 1960 FBLA 3, Homecoming Activities 1, Nursing Aide Program 4 Ghost hunting Fensore, John Richard, 'Spence” 18 Arbor Rd., May 19, 1960 JV Baseball 1, Masuk Free Press 4 Led Zeppelin Findlay, Mark William, “Flash 28 Lynn Drive, July 19, 1959 Soccer 1, 2, 3, Hockey Manager 3, 4, Outing Club, Godspell, Dark of the Moon, Impossible Years, Band 3, 4, Thespian Society Backpacking, Winemaking Fitzpatrick, Karen Louise 115 Walnut Street, August 30, 1960 FBLA, Junior Achievement, MRA Sec- retary, School Float 2 Years Flick, Patrick 127 North Street, March 24, 1960 Forrest, Jeffrey George, Jeff” 48 Wiltan Drive, February 12, 1960 Football 1, 2,3,4, Track and Field 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 1, 2, Gong Show, Letter in Football and Hockey Listening to music and eating Italian food Franklin, Teresa Diane, “Lucky POBox 168, April 23, 1960 Pep Club 1, FFA Secretary 1, 2, Thes pian Society 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Jr. Steering Com. 3, Home- room Rep. 3, Newcomer’s Club 4, Yearbook 4, Literary Magazine 4, Art Production Club 3, Kiwannettes 2, 3, Costume Designer 4, Play Committee 4, School Flag Designer 3, Junior Christmas Card Display Designer 3, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Junior Miss Finalist 4, Art Awards 2, 3, 4, Junior Home- coming Queen. Fashion Designing, Art, Koala Bears, Greg il Fresco, Beth A. 44 0akwood Dr., May 2, 1960 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, Home coming 1, Dance Committee 1, Junior Achievement 2. Funke, Linda Ann 69 West Maiden Lane, December 4, 1960 Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis Team 1, 2; Tennis Club 1; Ski Club 1, 2, 4; Student Government Day 3; Thespian Society 3, 4; Plays — Makeup 1, 2, 4; Yearbook 1, 2, 3 — Jr. Ed., 4 — Lay- out and Design; Newspaper 4, Bus. Mgr.; AFS 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Court, Who’s Who Among American High School Students.' ■►“If sometimes we don't get lost, there's a chance that we may never find our way. i Gaffney, Dan 260 Barn Hill Rd., March 4, 1959 Gagner, Cassandra Francine, “Casi” 30 Hiram Hill Rd., June 28, 1960 Billy, “Yah sure, this is good. Gallagher, Nelson Joseph 338 Cross Hill Rd., March 4, 1959 Soccer 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Masuk Free Press Staff 4, Honor Usher, WCC All Star Soccer 3, 4. 212 Woodworking, camping, skiing, and parties. Galloway, Russ 355 Cross Hill Rd., June 22, 1960 Garrity, Moira Elizabeth, •More” 292 Elm St., August 24, 1960 Field Hockey 1, 2, Softball 1, 2, Bas- ketball 1,2,3. “Well, what’s up?” Gelb, Gary Michael 43 Mon-Tar Dr., September 12, 1960 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook, Sports Ed. 4, Honor Usher, Who’s Who Among American High School Students Weekends. Germain, Bridjetta M., Jetta” 548 Wheeler Rd., March 5, 1960 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Nurses Aid 4. Ceramics, dancing, art. Germond, Julie Walnut St., September 1, 1960 Giaquinto, Nicholas Joseph, Nick 102 Far Horizon Dr., August 7, 1960 Swimming and Diving 1,2, 3 Dancing Gorzelany, Lisa Marie, “Lis” 29 Lynn Dr., November 10, 1960 Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents People cannot change truth, but truth can change people.” Grasso, Donna M. 35 Lois Circle, June 6, 1960 Boston, Horseback riding. Grauel, Howard 240 Purdy Hill Rd., April 6, 1960 Green, Judy 16 Craig Dr., September 22, 1960 Swim Club, Gymnastics Snow, summer, ice cream, vacations. Hannafey, Karen A., “Kar 4 Harvester Road, December 19, 1960 Tennis Club 1, Monroe Builds Com- munication 1, 2, Who’s Who Among American High School Students What a riot!!” Hardy, Robert Michael, “Rob” 99 Maplewood Dr., August 23, 1960 SGB 1, 2, MRA 3, Thespian Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespian President 3, News- paper 1, 3, Junior Class Vice Presi- dent, Prom Committee 3, Yearbook 4, Senior President 4, Plays 1, 2, 3, 4, Gong Show 4, MRA Award, Best Sup- porting Actor (Thespian Society) Drama, Swimming, Volleyball Havlicek, Fred Earl 73 Ripton Ridge Road, October 13, 1959 Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 1, 2, Bloomer-Girl,” Impossible Years,” Dark of the Moon, Marryin’ Sam 3, Best All Around Junior Boy, All WCC Basket- ball, Best All Around Senior Boy, Bas- ketball Captain Hooker, Scott Michael 171 Hammertown Road, July 12, 1960 Cross-Country 4, Track 3, 4, Drama Club 2, Yearbook Photographer 3, 4 Skiing, photography, outside activities Cross-Country Horan, Laurie Sue 72 Blue Hills Road, November 24, 1960 Cross-Country, Drama, Thespians, Track, Junior Achievement, Newcom- ers’ Club, Most Outstanding Drama Player, Secretary of Drama Club, Vice- president of Sales, Junior Achieve- ment Music, dancing, running Huffer, Ken 68 Doris Drive, March 31, 1960 Isaac, Heidi Elise, “Heidsy 332 Pepper St., August 1, 1960 Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4, Softball 1, Track and Field 3, 4, Stage Crew 3 “You've got to be serious. Johnson, David Ray 62 Elaine Drive, December 8, 1959 National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching and Concert Band 1, 2, 3, Stage Band 1, Spanish Club 2, 3, Church, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Oklahoma State University Honor Roll Friends Jonston, Richard October 27, 1960 Jurman, Kenneth S., “Ken” 142 Old Tannery Rd., February 19, 1690 JV Soccer 2, Varsity Soccer 3, WMNR 1, AV 1, 2, Plays “Bloomer Girl” 2, “Godspell” 3, Impossible Years” 3, “Dark of Moon 4, “Carousel 4, Mid- night Theater Supply, Drafting Intern- ship 3, Sound and Light Crew for Plays and Concerts, Outdoors Club 3, 4, Thespian Society Hiking, biking, skiing, fishing, camp- ing, eating red corpuscles, archaeop- teryx Hey, you wanna split one” Kach, Ann Marie 39 Webb Circle, October 29, 1960 Expo '75, Expo '76 Being Free Kascak, Jean Marie Kingley Dell Rd., February 20, 1960 Parties Katz, Gary Frank, “Ungato, Kitty 59 Harvester Road, April 8, 1960 Golf 1, Golf Club 1, '75 Golf Award Girls, cars, music, sports Kearney, (Smith) Karen 26 Maple Drive, May 25, 1960 Kennedy, Linda Mary 47 Stonybrook Drive, May 11,1960 Tennis Club 1, Girls Softball Manager 2, Boys Track Manager 3, Dance Com- mittee 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Commit- tee 3, Homecoming Activities 2, Ush- er's Guild 3, 4, Co-president Yearbook 2, 4, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, Honor Court 3 All the wonders you seek are within yourself.” Kliczewski, Dennis Charles, Klou 42 Cedar Lane, May 11, 1960 Baseball 1,2, 3, 4, Hockey 3, 4, Home Baseball Games, Playing Notre Dame in Hockey Knapp, Hazel I., Wilton Drive, June 18, 1960 Knecht, Cheryl Ann 196 Webb Circle, December 24, 1959 Graduating Knutson, Brenda Lee 19 Meadowbrook Dr., August 31, 1960 Hiking, Skiing, Swimming, Gradua- tion, Led Zeppelin, Zappa, Concerts, Snow, My boyfriend Rich, Pink Floyd, Partying 213 Kolasa, Paula Jean, Paul 7 Hemlock Lane, February 23, 1960 National Honor Society 3, 4, Ushers Guild 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Tennis Team 1, 2, 3, Play Make up 4, Tennis Club, National Honor Society, Who's Who Among High School Stu- dents Hockey, Rick Martin, Tennis Krause, Terri Joy 20 High Rock Road, July 27, 1960 Band 2, Chorus 1,3,4, Thespian Soci- ety 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Plays (Musicals) 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Court 3, Who’s Who Among Music Students in American High Schools, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Best All Around Jun- ior Girl, Most Musical Music Krosky, Joe 125 Pastors Walk, August 27, 1959 Kubik, Mary Lynn 50 Mill Brook Ter., February 21, 1960 Make-up Crew 1,2, 3, 4, Literary Mag- azine 3, Ushers Guild 3, 4, Honor Court Labak, Scott 87 Knorr Road, May 25, 1960 Laudermilk, G. 4 Hattertown Rd., February 19, 1960 LaMonte, Michelle Lee 1501 Monroe Tnpke, June 3, 1960 Riding, concerts, water skiing, and drawing Graduating, Going out and partying Lawson, Harold W., “Harry” 36 Blake Rd., March 13, 1960 MBC 1, 2, 3 “Intimate relationships” Levan, Gregory William, Greg 424 Hattertown Rd., April 27, 1960 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage and Lighting Crew for School Plays: Crucible 2, Bloomer Girl 2, Godspell 3, Impossible Years 3, Dark of the Moon 4, Thespian Society 2, 3, 4, Who’s Who Among American High School Students '76-’77 Photography, Music Lewis, Ronald George, Ronnie 401 Main St., June 8, 1959 Beating the establishment Lipofsky, Bettina Y., Tina 32 Purdy Hill Rd., January 4, 1961 Writing short stories and poetry, Liter- ary Magazine, Free Press, Graduating! John Ming Lizak, Judith Beth, Judy 36 Johnson PI., November 30, 1960 Pep Club 1, FBLA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Class Officer (Treasurer) 2, 4, Year- book Business Manager 4, Softball Manager 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Activities 1, 2, 3, 4, Jun- ior Achievement 3, 4, Ring Committee 2, Banking Internship 3, Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents Always laugh when you can. It is cheap medicine. Lizak, Kenneth A., “Ken” 108 Williamsburg Dr., August 18, 1960 JV Soccer 2, Varsity Soccer 3, WMNR 1, Tennis 2, Thespians 3, 4, Audio Vis- ual 1, 2, Bloomer Girl 2, Godspell 3, Dark of the Moon 4, The Impossible Years 3, Light Crew, Sound Crew, Jazz Concert Lighting 2, 3, Midnight Thea- ter Supply, Outing Club, EMT Training course 4, Pilot Training Internship 4, Gong Show 4, Fearless Foursome 3, 4, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, CIAC Woodshop Supper Blue Ribbon 3, Thespian Soci- ety 3 Hiking, skiing, camping, cucumbers, bile Of course I'll split one!! or 2 or 3 or 4 Loch, Valerie Ann, Chink 103 Bart Rd., January 12, 1960 Vice-President 2, Vocational Intern- ship in Beauty Culture 3, Chorus 3, Chorus 2, Expo ’76-’77, Prom Com- mittee 3, Homecoming Activities 1 Finally graduating. Just being with friends: warm ways I'm leaving, there’s always a perfectly logical explanation. Lohrman, E. Hattertown Rd., August 17, 1959 Lombardo, Anthony Joseph, Ant” 126 Primrose Avenue, September 29, 1958 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 3, Made Bridgeport Post All Star Team and All WCC First Team, All New York Daily News First Team Football Playing football Lopezzo, Gina 15 High Ridge Dr., December 31, 1960 My car Loschiavo, Anthony, Tony 178 Church Street, February 24, 1961 Soccer 1,2, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 Led Zeppelin What is and what should never be Loveland, Wendy Ellen 69 Shelton Rd., August 23, 1960 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespian Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Governing Board 1, Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 2 — 3 place awards in Connecticut State Woodshop Com- petition Tim, Linda Rondstadt Low, Elizabeth J., “Liz 10 Benedict Road, May 10, 1959 Lupulio, John Micheal, Lupo” 11 Autumn Dr., November 22, 1960 Recreation Basketball, Having the right things work out for me. Looking for girls Mackey, Donna, Mack 65 Cutler’s Farm Rd., January 13, 1960 School Store What's up for tonight? Maillet, Karen Lynn 542 Elm St., June 23, 1960 Dance Committee 3, 4; Play 1, 2; Thespian Society 2, 3; Prom Commit- tee 3; Yearbook 4, Who’s Who Among American High School Students What a — riot! Marsilio, Marie 15 Hawthorne Dr., April 19, 1960 Mastrone, Frank Joseph 73 Pepper St., November 1, 1960 Football 1,3, 4, Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, Funny Girl,” Crucible,” Bloomer Girl,” Godspell,” l- mpossible Years,” “Dark of the Moon,” Student Dir., Thespian Society 2, 3, 4; Jazz Concert 1, 2, 3, 4, Cho- rus 3, 4, VP 4, Yearbook 4, Madrigal Singers 2, 3, 4, Inter-Arts 3, 4, All- State Chorus 3, 4, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Who's Who Among American H.S. Music Students Meeting People. Mauro, Debra Ann, “Debs” 397 Elm St., March 10, 1960 214 Volleyball, badminton, bowling, music, good times, dancing. McGuire, Lisa Marguerite, “Lis 17 Lynn Dr., December 4, 1960 Literary Magazine 4, Stage Crew 4, Ski Club 4, Newcomers Club 3 “If you love something let it free, if it comes back it’s yours forever, if it doesn't it never was . . McLaughlin, Patrick 466 Main St., September 16, 1960 McPadden, Michele Marie, Shelly 52 Hiram Hill Rd., December 28, 1960 Mark and the Beatles. Menard, Linda Marie, Lin” 58 East Maiden Lane, May 15, 1960 Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Clown 1, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, Yearbook 4, Stage Crew 2, Makeup Crew 3. Walt, parties, snow, Christmas. Mennilli, Lynda Terese, Lyn 21 Plumer Lane, December 8, 1 Monroe, Builds Communicati Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, Homec ing Events 2, Prom Commit ers Guild 4, FBLA 4, Yearb Junior Ed. 3, Co-Editor - Youth's a mask, but it live it long and live it fast, art. Micco, Ann Marie, Mic’s” 50 Purdy Hill Rd., November 18, 1959 Literary Magazine Slow Gin Fizzes, Jungle Love. Monroe, Kim Ann, Shorty 12 Joan Dr., December 5, 1960 FBLA 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Internships 3, 4 Good things come to those who wait. Montross, Christopher A., Chris 65 Wells Rd., June 15, 1960 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Intermural Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, JV Baseball 2, Second Team AII-WCC Football Moody, Thomas Alan, Moody Tomp- son 596 Moose Hill Rd., November 18 1960 Sound and Lighting Crew for Dark of the Moon, Gong Show, Media Ser vices aid, WMNR Cert, of Award for Media, Cert, of Honor for Woodwork- ing, Top Banana in AV Media, drawing. Morrissey, Marcelle Ann 24 Jay Lane, January 29, 1960 FBLA 3, 4, Pep Club 1, Newspaper — Typesetter, Junior Achievement — Secretary, Who's Who Among Ameri can High School Students, Eleanor F. Moore Business Award Muldoon, Marilee G., Mar” 121 Fan Hill Rd., July 5, 1960 Homecoming Floats, 3, 4, Stage Crew 3, 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Certificate of Honor for Float Good times with good friends. Murphy, Laura Ellen 50 Knorr Rd., April 12, 1960 Homecoming 2, 3, 4, Dance Commit- tee 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 1, 2, Expo 1, 2, Stage Crew and Makeup 2, 4. Nagy, Randall A., Randy 15 Georges Lane, December 15,1960 Drama, Newcomers Club, FBLA, Weightlifting, Computer, Counseling, r| Boy Scouting, High Adventure Out ings. Gymnastics, Thespian Society Happiness, good friends, “Rolling along Nealon, Roy K., Weasel 24 Hurd Ave., February 4, 1960 Soccer, Chess, Computer, Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents, Student Government Day Led Zeppelin. Nowasacki, Marylou Ann, Mole 64 Meadow Brook, Dr., December 29, 1960 Going to parties, listening to music. Oakes, David Brewster, Frisky” 467 Barn Hill Rd., February 15, 1960 Drama 2, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, AFS Student '77, MOR 1, 2, 3, 4, Math League 1, 2, 3, 4, Jazz Chorus 1, 2, 4, National Honor Society Patti Ober, Scott Raymong, Hippy” 53 Williamsburg Dr., December 11, 1959 Working at Sippin. y Francis, Tim O’Hara, Timothy I 282 Shelton Rd., September 2, 1960 Mgr. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Mgr. Base ball 1; WMNR 1, 2, Chess Club 1, 2, Ecology Club 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, MRA 4, Student Government Day, Design of Lettering and Numbering System. Sea food, coin collecting, and friends. Olivieri, Cheryl, Cher 131 Cross Hill Rd., April 7, 1960 School Store Meeting new people. I'm staying home tonite.” Olsen, Marcie Beth 66 Flint Ridge Rd., March 1, 1960 Ski Club 1, Homecoming Clown 1. Onda, Karen Ann, K.O. 64 Williamsburg Dr., August 10, 1960 Tennis Club 1, Boys Track Mgr. 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Typist 4, Ushers Guild 3, 4, Dance Committee 2, 3, Prom Com- mittee 3, Homecoming Activities 2, Stage Crew 2, Who's Who Among American High School Students Sometimes when you reach for a dream, you have to leave something behind. O’Neill, Joseph David, “Joe” P.0. Box 434, Botsford, September 23, 1960 Soccer 3, 4, Hockey 3, 4, Lighting Crew 3, 4, Outing Club 4, Chess Club 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Jazz Concert 1, 2, 3,4. O'Neill, Pamela Ann, ONEEY 21 Greenfield Hill Rd., Judfe 14, 1960 Float Committee 2, 3, Certificate of Honor for working Floa Driving, friends Orr, Doug J„ 19 2, 1960 WMNR Going out and having a good time. Pacsenye, Susan Pepper Ridge Rd., Sept. 30, 1959 Paolini, Rick B., Pao 21 Jay Lane, Feb. 19, 1960 Basketball 1, Grand Marshall, Masuk Free Press I didn’t do anything Papa, Kathy, ops”jjl 29 Hirams Hill Rd., Oct. 27, 1960 FBLA 3 Take each day as it co Parmelee, Linda Rae, Parms 33 Karen Dr , Aug. 9, 1960 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama 2, 3, 4, Cho rus Officer 4, Ecology Club 1, 2, AFS 1, 2, 3, 4, Jazz Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Sing- Out Monroe 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew and Make-up 2, 3, National Merit Semi- finalist, Honor Court, Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents “Hey Paula — I got a Aura! . . . What's a Aura?” Patrignelli, Marie 72 Bart Rd., July 8, 1960 Pitcher, Joyce Virginia 91 Bart Rd., April 8, 1960 Newspaper, Junior Achievement — Pres., German Club, German Award, Dale Carnegie Scholarship, Writing Plain, Jeffrey L, Jeff' 26 Ridgewood Dr., April 30, 1960 Varsity Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Soc- cer 3, 4, Intermural Basketball 3, Yearbook 4, Tennis Club 1 — Histo- rian, Gong Show Writer 4, Outing Club 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students Give me some time. I'm living in twi- light” ELO Plaveck, Robin, Grimace” 97 Shelton Rd., Jan. 25, 1960 JA 1,2,3 Raymond Moldenhauer Polvan, Jill Lesley 40 Walnut St., July 25, 1960 Yearbook 1, Newspaper 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country Mgr. 3, Track Mgr. 3, Usher 4, Nursing Internship 3, Bio 2 Lectures Pospisil, Debbie 163 Wheeler Rd., Dec. 3, 1960 Poulin, Linda Judith 28 Stony Brook Dr., June 5, 1960 Softball 1, 2, Field Hockey 2, Girls Basketball 2, JA 1, Yearbook 4, FBLA 4 Powers, Craig Winston 236 Pastors Walk, Oct. 4, 1960 Freshman Football 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Who's Who Among Amer- ican High School Students, Honor Usher Price, Patrick M. 320 Cross Hill Rd., April 25, 1960 Rrilipp, John 92 Latern Dr., April 25, 1960 Propster, Elizabeth Ann, Beth” 95 Far Horizon Dr., May 12, 1960 Cheerleading 4, Bike Club 3, Home- coming 3, Dance Set-up 3, 4 Dancing or listening to music, talking with friends and bike riding with Pam Pulaski, Deborah M., Debbie March 31, 1960 Chorus 4, Jazz Chorus 1, 4, FBLA 3, MBC 1, 2, Make-up Committee Loves babies and playing the guitar Purdy, Tammy Marie 373 Cross Hill Rd., June 30, 1960 National Honor Society 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Stage Crew 3, Newcomers 4, Thes- pian 3, 4, Gong Show Crew 4, Stage One 3, Intermurals 1, 2, Contributor to Vibes” 4 Clarkey, Clarkey!” Reagan, Stacey Jean, “Stay” 19 Meadowbrook Dr., Oct. 6, 1960 (Libra) “Love all, trust a few, and do wrong to no one.” Reiner, Joyce Marie Jo 38 Whitewood Dr., May 20, 1960 Float Worker — 2 Years Tom C. Reynolds, Chris Chase 34 Lynn Drive, Aug. 25, 1960 Soccer, Hockey, Thespian Society, Hunting and camping Rhudy, David 18 Wayne Road, Jan. 15, 1960 Ridgard, Debbie 7 West Maiden Lane, Sept. 27, 1960 Riga, Robert D., Ginzo” 467 Pepper St., June 12, 1959 Rine, Kathy Jo, “Jo” 458 Hattertown Rd., October 11, 1960 Pep Club 1, Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 3 Dancing, flirting and going to parties. Later” Rogals, Michael J., “Roaga” 72 Ripton Ridge, February 5, 1959 Soccer, Skiing. Rose, Pamela Lynn, Rose 30 Kimberly Dr., August 21, 1960 Pep Club 1, French Club 1, Play 4, Bike Club 3, Homecoming Clown 3, 4. Whipped cream, dancing, a good time “Later, Cookies. Rowland, Ed 82 Bagburn Hill Rd., May 8, 1960 Sahlin, Carol Joan 63 Far Horizon Dr., February 17, 1960 FBLA 2, 3, 4 — Treasurer, Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents Santry, Patricia, Patty 101 Far Horizon Dr., March 19, 1960 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 3, 4, AFS 1, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 1, Thespians 3, 4, Drama 2, 3, 4, Jazz Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, HWOA 1, 2, 3, 4, MOR 1, 2, 3, 4, National Merit Commended Scholar, Who’s Who Among American High School Students Dave Scott, Bruce Lee 208 Josie’s Ring Rd., April 29, 1960 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3. Schulz, Dorte Ulrike 37 Blake Rd., July 5, 1960 Swim Club 4, AFS 4, Chorus 4, AFS Student 77-78. Meeting people, swimming, tennis, theatre, to go shopping. Sciortino, Gina 358 Fan Hill Rd., November 25, 1960 Scribe, Mark Andrew 417 Moose Hill Rd., October 21, 1960 Track 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, March- ing Band 2, 3, 4, Jazz Band 2, 3, 4, Winter Track 3, Gong Show Band 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students Sego, Fred R. 472 Wildwood Lane, March 10, 1960 Try everything in life once and the fun things twice.” Sego, Terry 472 Wildwood Lane, January 15, 1961 Sheppard, Sandra Ellen, “Sheppie” 46 Richmond Dr., March 26, 1960 Pep Club 1, Senior Field Day 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students I’ll take the good times. I’ll take the bad. I'll take you just the way you are.” Billy Joel 216 Shine, Lori 31 East Dale Dr., October 21, 1960 Silverman, Dave 1240 Monroe Tpke., September 10 1960 Skrobola, Rosanne, ''Rose 108 Gaybower Rd., June 22, 1960 Yearbook, 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Newspaper 3, 4, FBLA 4. One day you'll look to see I’ve gone, for tomorrow may rain so I’ll follow the sun.” Beatles. Slatcher, Pamela Lee, POOH” 18 Meadowview Terrace, January 26, 1960 Stage Crew 1, Dance Committee 1, Internship 3, Intramurals 1. Glenn. . . Slivinski, Raymond James, Ray” 67 Lpngview Rd., August 10, 1960 Football 1, Varsity Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 3, Cross Country 4 — Co-Cap tain. Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4, WCC Chess Championship 3, Freshman Chess Champion. Tennis, Chess, K.T. Slopnick, Sharon Lynn 42 Birchwood Rd., November 5, 1960 FBLA 3, Expo 2, Who's Who Among American High School Students Doing Crafts Sniffen, Lori Fillow 758 Monroe Tpke., January 11, 1960 Thespian Society, Mgr. Girls Field Hockey 1, 2, Mgr. Girls Softball 2, Boys Soccer Mgr. 3, Plays 1,2, 3, 4 Friends, Art Spinella, Sarah Ann 21 Dogwood Rd., November 21, 1960 The Beach Boys, Dancing, Music, Going Out. Stafford, Susan M., Sue” 44 Osborne Lane, October 24, 1960 Tennis 1, MBC 1, 3, Horticulture Internship 3, Summer Leadership Pro- gram 3, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. “What. What, what!” Stangl, Bruce 699 Wheeler Rd., February 8, 1960 Michelob, My ’64 Chevy Stein, George 18 Hemlock Lane, March 31, 1960 Stenger, Thomas Richards, Staban- ger 34 Benedict Rd., July 23, 1960 Baseball, Bowling, Rec. Basketball, Honor Usher, Who's Who Among American High School Students. Taylor, Pati Marie 37 Guinea Rd., January 17, 1960 Chorus 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 3, 4, Thespi- ans 3, 4, Interarts 3, 4, Drama 1, 2, 3, 4, Best Actress — Thespian Society 3, All-State Chorus 4. “Today is my moment, now is my story. I'll laugh, and I’ll cry, and I'll sing.'r Terry, William Bell, Tex” 142 Swendsen Dr., December 27, 1960 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, AV 2, 3, 4, WMNR 2, 3, 4, JV Tennis 1, 2, Work Crew 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4 — Photographer 3, 4, Gong Show 4, Stage Band 2, 3, 4, Southwest Divisional Region Band 2, 3, Who's Who Among Music Students in American High Schools, Pep Band Award, Asst. Band Mgr. 3, Band Mgr. 4, WMNR Music Director 3, 4 Viewing the new fresh outlook of God's world and presenting it through the media. Thibault, Donna Jane, Don” 88 West Maiden Lane, March 15, 1960 Homecoming Queen 4 Going to football games, music, food, people, and life. Tonelli, Michael F., Mickey 55 Stonybrook Dr., August 6, 1960 Uhran, Leo A. 139 Fan Hill Rd., February 12, 1960 Julie Z. Valus, Barbara Elizabeth 137 Pastors Walk, January 22, 1960 FBLA 3, 4, Ski Club 1. Spending time with friends. Van de Weerdt, Gaby A.F. 147 Church St., December 30, 1959 Swimming, skating, riding, going out. Viadero, Debra Jean, Deb” 23 Birchwood Rd., June 10, 1960 Class Secretary 3, 4, Newspaper 2, 3, 4 — Editor, Cross Country Mgr. 2, 3, Girls Track 3, Bloomer Girl, Field Hockey 1, Tennis 1, Tennis Club 1, Prom Committee 3, Communications Internship 3, Impossible Years Makeup, National Honor Society 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Honor Court, National Merit Letter of Commendation, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Runner-up Shell Scholar- ship, Third Place Voice of Democracy contest. People. Stewart, Janice 55 Meadowbrook Dr., August 8, 1960 Stote, Gary 1083 Monroe Tpke., January 16, 1960 JTj Stowe, William Brian, Bill' 27 Maple Dr., January 16, 196 Casi, cars. Torcaso, Sandra, Gus” 103 Elm St., January 5, 1961 Prom Committee 3, Yearbook 4, Boys Track Mgr. 4, Honor Court 3, Who's Who Among American High School Students In friendship or in love, two side by rside raise hands together to find what one cannot reach alone.” Kahlil Gibran Tanucci, Donna Maire, ‘ Jurk” Trombetta, Tony S. 114 Harvester Rd., September 8, 324 Shelton Rd., September 26, 1960 1960 If fW -' Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, Basketball Mgr.1, Bike Club 1, 2, 3, Tennis Club 1, FBLA T Office Aid. I leave my memory with the school and the school in my me Music Truax, Dave W. 460 Wheeler Rd., Grateful Dead Tanner, Ellen i 133 Williamsburg Dr., May 28, 1959 Taylor, Marcia Robin, Geebie 285 Cross Hill Rd., February 7, 1961 MBClJS Rock 'n' Roll music. August 26, 1960 Turner, Mary Ellen, Mary T. 20 Fernwood Rd., October 2, 1959 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Dance Committee, Senior Field Day, Gong Show 4, Home- coming, Honor Court 3 Open up your heart, let your body find freedom in your stride, love, peace of mind. 217 Viesto, Mary Louise 18 Jay Lane, May 26, 1960 Viglione, Terry Ann 325 Barn Hill Rd., October 9, 1960 Softball 1, Pom-Poms 3, 4 — Capt., FBLA 2, 3 — VP 4, JA 3 — VP Per- sonnel Scott and Terry, forever and ever . . .! Voelpert, Carl 16 Hill Side Lane, July 26, 1960 Waite, Wendy Jean, Bubbles 644 Wheeler Rd., September 23, 1960 FBLA 3, Expo 1.2. Horseback riding, ceramics. Waldrop, Russ Alan 151 Church St., September 17, 1959 Football 1, Basketball 1, Track 1, Baseball 1, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Fourth in Individual State Tournament — Golf 3, Jay Borck Tournament Medalist and Runner-up — Golf 3, Masuk High School Outstanding Player Award — Wilson, Doug E., Willie” 154 Elm St., September 1 5, 1960 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 — Capt. Soccer 3, 4 — Capt., Freshman Basketball, Wrestling 2, Intramural Basketball, AII-WCC Baseball Team Led Zeppelin, Weekends, Motorcycles. Winckler, David R. 43 Quarry Ridge Rd., March 14, 1960 Soccer 3, 4, Varsity Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 — Capt. Wininger, Laura Louise 204 Church St., October 8, 1960 Outing Club 4, Thespian Society 2, 3, 4, Plays 1, 2, 3, 4, Gong Show 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students Wink, Lori Lynn, Wink 6 Jays Road, April 18, 1960 If dreams are the schemes on which futures are made, dream on, sweet dreamer, till you reach your grave.” — D. Mason Young, Leslie Ellen, Les 75 Jockey Hollow Rd., January 5, 1960 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Com mittee Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, Gymnastics, Funny Girl 1, Co Capt. Cheerleading 2, 4, Honors, Class President 1. I love you just the way you are. — Billy Joel Young, Pamela Lynn, Pam 23 Lynn Dr., March 20, 1960 Drama 2, 4, Chorus 3, MBC Peer Counselor 4. Chris Zergiebel, Earl Malin, C.A. 31 Crestwood Rd., January 1, 1961 Freshman Football, JV Football 2, Var sity Football 3, 4, Varsity Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Honor Usher, Second Team, All Fair field County — Football,; Second Team All WCC — Football. Golf 3 Golf Walker, Carolyn 133 Swendsen Dr., July Walker, Cherylyn Yvette, Walk 133 Swendsen Dr., July 1, 1960 Fiqld Hockey 4, Basketball 4 Dancing, Partying, Spoyts and Gyn nasties I tm TV Weber, Eric 32 Swendsen Dr., December 14, 1960 I Weiss, David J„ ‘Dave 15 Quarry Ridge Rd., December 4, 1961 U Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 2. 3, 4, AFS4, Chorus 3, 4, Thespians 3, A, School Plays 2f 3- 4, Class Treasurer 1, 3, Math League 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 2? 3, 4, MRA 4, Aca derpics Com. Chairman 4, MOR 3, 4, Jazz Concert 3, 4, PronT and Danoe Committees, 1 3, SPLASH 3, Gong Show Band 4, Washington Summf Internship 4, Honor Usher 3, Who Who Among American High Schoo Students, National Merit Letter Commendation. We take no note of time but from its loss. Edward Young Wojna, Edward David, Woj 48 Williamsburg Dr., Aug. 20, 1960 JV Baseball 1,2, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4, Outstanding Pitcher Award 3, First Place MBIAC Invita- tional Bowling Tournament Weekends, Hockey Games Wolfer, Jill Michele 12 Birchwood Rd., July 27, 1960 Pep Club 1, Stage Crew 1, Thespians 2, 3, 4, Secretary of Thespian Society 3, :Class Historian 3, Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 2, 3, Homecom- ing Clown 1, Beauty Culture Intern - ship 3, Co-Editor Yearbook 4, Blooms! ergirl 2, Funny Girl 1, Crucible Tickef Chairman, Impossible Years 3, Col Editor.Yearbook 4, Best Supporting iC’ Yea ctress .—.ars S fany. -Ii . ydu madi vard for the Impossible Zinsky, Luke John 347 Moose Hill Rd., November 30, 1960 Football 1. 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, MBIAC Invitational Bowling Champs, All WCC Football, Post 2nd Team, Football Team, Tri Captain Football Team 4,Co Captain Track learn 3, 4, Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students, High Hon- Zisk, Paul Andrew, Pablo 30 Chalk Hill Rd., May 7, 1960 Football 1,2. 3, 4, Track 1, Recn-ation Basketball 2, 3, Wrestling ?, Honor Roll, All WCC Football Who's Who Among! American High School Stu some music in a dream P ki.em all come true. WmfamL: Worbel, Michael Anthony, Mike” 69 Lynn Ur., June 26, 1960 ■ss Qpuntry. Baseball (Mgr.), Who's - ...n American High School tents orcycles. Camping and Hiking. Wurm, Ellen 42 River Rd.. March 1 7, 1960 Honorable Mention Class ootSfnTeam. LedZeppe in. Zullo, Julie Ann, Motor” 2£flWilliams Drive, February 23, 1961 Forever and ever and always. White, Darren 5 Simend Dr., January 14, 1960 Young, David 172 Guinea Rd , July 14, 1960 the four years that seemed like an eternity have slipped away like minutes, activities, dances, plays, sports and just going to class, we have experienced things that have left us a little bit better, we have felt the joy of victory and the pain of defeat but through'it all we have learned to understand ourselves and each other, so today when we graduate and part in thousands of different directions seeking our future let us bring with us those memories of Masuk for memories are all that remain. Vlai appeor5 Die eruL
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