MASUK HIGH SCHOOL MONROE, CONNECTICUT VOLUME NINETEEN 2 4 4 Remembrance of the past the familiar scenes, that now have disappeared too fast. Often we will recall the days of old, which in their own way were worth more than gold. 5 THE RENOVATION It all started on May 17,1975, when the contract was signed to begin the reconstruction of Masuk. Think back on . . . bulldozers in the hallways,. . . snowing in A wing, jackhammers, webs of extension cords ... It took a long time but it was worth it. WORK AREA STUDENTS KEEP (HIT ■ 6 Once a simple glaze of Sunlight from up over the mountains. Our minds reach back to days of sunshine and rain remembering smiles and tears taking tiny steps towards a promising horizon; unknown to others, secretly kept in all. Slowly, Gradually The rays begin to lighten the sky Opening new passages that were once hidden in our dreams. With our hands, we reach out to hold the beginning of the future with all the friendship and love that we can share. Our steps grow longer and longer up the small, but growing path to triumph; fighting to succeed in what we hope. The sun will come out tomorrow bet your bottom dollar that tomorrow there’ll be sun . . . ■ “•RMTR — nit Ann liciLMyrir c vmiK Of JOl A HO AUGUST TOR fcjrs ADO 0«lS AOIS 0 '3 INCLUSIVE OUAlIF 1(0 INSTRUCTION IS PR0VI0E0 IN All ACTIVITIES aro TAarsrmtit.or • S P OVIOIO fROM 4U AREAS «TTHIM J5 MILCS • ' - ■ • ’ • OfK crcK M WllUAUCUNNINGH PWAIWAB r «,y| C«IVm I CONN PM|1 JT2-06JO 10 11 Our steps have been taken up the road to eternity reaching the far horizons that we prayed and hoped for! 3 A lasting life of dreams and peace. M 15 Darlene Alderman Burt II. Anderson Mark N. Anderson Gary Andrasko J Mary Andrejczyk Alfred Anzalone Donna Ayles There is a time for our minds to drift, creating a unique self image, we each call — me. —J. Tuoti Richard Backer Jim M. Bailey Bozena Bajor Stephanie Balogh Lauren Baratz 7 Karen L. Barberio Colette M. Barbin 1 1 Jacqueline S. Basile Marie Basista Open up ■■ ■ Everything's waiting for you L. Buckingham Kerri Baxter Craig A. Bassett Jan A. Basta Marsha L Beardsley Jane E. Benedict 18 FJlen M. Bentley Debra Bergbower Dawn Berger Michelle Bernstein Richard Blaskewicz Trudy Block Dawn A. Booth Andy R. Brackett Jennifer A. Bond I may be blinded by candor and youth Yet I strive so hard to find the truth. M. Brown 19 The road is long, with many a winding turn that leads us to who knom where, who knows when. B. Russell B. Scott Iatrry E. Brown Lisa Bruzas Maureen A. Buckley Ijori J. Bunce 20 Susan E. Breining Mary A. Broum laturen .. Buday Noreen A. Burr Mike G. Butkovsky Elizabeth C. Butler Thomas Cafora Glenn R. Campopiano Bob Carroll Chris Cartisano Gregg Caterson Mark J. Caulfield Daniel Chacho Sail into tomorrow, living day to day; That’s all I can afford to do and all I’ll ever pay. J. Farrar Carol A. Charlesworth w •' Theresa A. Byrd Jeff R. Charlton Eric Chartier Deborah L. Ciamei Mike A. Chilinski Robert L. Corbett Shawn T. Connors Diane M. Christo Dorothy J. Cosacchi Lawrence R. Corfey Bruce J. Crosby Susan M. Crone Linda J. Cottle Laura J. Cottle Lori A. Dejulio Gail Del Bene Mitchell Demayo Carol Depiro Janniece C. Deveau Darren Devito Peter F. DiCarlo 23 Holdfast to dreams For if dreams die Life is a broken winged bird That cannot fly. Hold fast to dreams For when dreams go Life is a barren field Frozen with snow. L. Hughes Gordon Dunn Pamela Dvorak Barbara FA Curt P. Eck k David E. Facer 9 HRa Wr W Thomas M. Eles Marylou Everlith Jeffrey Feldman Ralph Fensorejr. Joe J. Ferro Jeanne M. Fiermonte Susan G. Findlay 24 Don’t hurry Don't worry And don’t forget To smell the flowers. G. Rice Ward T. Findlay Michael R. Fisher Christopher Fortin Joseph J. Franzino Deborah Fraser Miles Frate James D. Garrity Dominick L. Gatto Patricia A. Gaffney Denise Garofalo I 25 Eric J. Gergely Karen Gilbert Frances Goncalves Scott C. Graham Mark S. Gillette Lynn D. Gombas lotura M. Granfors Mary Gray Daniel Guglielmoni Jodi D. Hanock 26 Laura A. Hayden John Horan Ijsrraine Hearn Greg Heiney John Hickey What lies beyond The hands of time, Where shall we go . . . who shall we meet. . . Does life hold true Our dreams so dear, Is the road ahead A glistening pathway Of shining hopes Of life so mellowed by a gentle touch, . . . our future. . . Tell us please, Where shall we go. . . who shall we meet? A. Kolasa Robert Homak Gary Howden Laura J. Hubbard DavidJarratt 77 The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart. Helen Keller Deborah M. Johnson Theresa A. Johnson Kenneth M. Junkins Shawn S. Kadric Bill T. Kansky Sonya J. Kasper Victoria A. Jordan Lisa L Jurman Joan E. Kaplita Kim A. Katson 28 Douglas Koneff Susan R. Koch Andrea S. Kolasa Karen Kennedy Stephen Krajcik 29 Josephine Ixiwson George J. Imzot Richard Lees Michelle L. Ijeigh Robert H. Lewis 'lime passes much too quickly. When we're together laughing. R. Iximm Vicki Lian 30 w Toni J. Licciardi David H. IJnley Charles M. Magoulas The memories of loving and laughter will shine in our minds. T. Tennille D. Dragon Kim Macey Peggy M. Mackey Joseph V. Upnickas Christopher L. Mahard Susan M. Mahoney Mark R. Marinaccio 31 Robert Mather Ixtura Vf. Mdtera Steve Massar Donna M. McCormick Ijsa D. Mennilli Greg J. Mesam John H. Mesko Ronald Michel Marylee Modaffart Janda L. Moldenhauer Theresa Montross MaryJ. Moore 32 Usa Morano Judy Morris Colleen M. Murphy Steve Nemergut Cynthia 0. Oakes Jacqueline Murphy Mark Olson Maureen O'Uary Tammy J. Palmer Marie ,. Parente Ann Marie Pastor Kimberly A. Ober Dee Paul 33 Susan K. Pekar Thomas R. Pendagast Alan Pierce Michael Pineau Brian Pisano Jim Plude Naive we are for trying to grasp the infinite when all we possess is the finite. B. Squires David Polonsky Donald J. Poppa Andrew Portocarrero Donna M. Portocarrero Joel e S. Post Andrew L Poulin 34 Maryellen Pozvek Wonderful carousel of laughter. . . Sweet carmel-coated way of life. . . M. Brown Anthony J. Prall Kathleen Prendergast Billy L. Price Cynthia M. Renza Colin Rissolo Collean Purdy Carol Sacknoff Gail E. Sahlin Karen E. Salman The most valuable gift we have to give is ourselves . . . Share this joy to reflect upon and dreams may turn into reality. J. Tuoti Timothy D. Schaff Cathy A. Scoppe Lisa A. Shelton David Samuelman Mary K. Scan I in Timothy J. Scanlon Susan M. Sherwood 36 Don A. Shu It is Heather Sniffen Kevin J. Simmons Cindie Lee Slatcher Thomas J. Slosser 'The clock t icks on as time goes by, And minutes pass with the wink of an eye. S. Breining Bruce Squires Susan B. Spangenberg Joe Charles Stassi 37 Stan L. Stevens Joyce L. Stewart Bret A. Stilson Terrence J. Stroz Mark Sullivan Wendy J. Super Jill Marie Surace Tina Stough Koki Sugawara Karen A. Swasey Susan C. Szalay Mary Talbot Anthony J. Tartaglia Linda D. Taylor Rita J. Thibault Mark Thiessen Petra Tilly Elizabeth Torielli Janice C. Tuoti Catherine A. Tuttle John Trombetta We are the waves finding ourselves charging . . . pressing, And through this fact We justify our own existence. 39 Four yean take only an instant to live As we look back at them behind our shoulden. J. Kaplita John Uhran Laura A. Us Craig Waldrop Neil G. Wallis Kimberly A. Watters Joan M. Weiker 40 Robert P. Weiss Kim Whispell Mary Wojiski John W. Yaworowski Keith Wellington David Wells lazurie A. Wildman Dawn Willette Robert Williamson Elaine R. Wojna Julian Zelazny Limitations unsurpassed in the far distance. . . horizons Keep reaching Keep striving The time goes by so fast. S. Keller 41 Superintendent Dr. Edwin Merritt Mr. Donald Maloney, Assistant Superintendent in charge of Masuk 42 Mrs. Jane Cottle, Mrs Martha Poppe, Mrs. Josephine Kilcoyne, Mrs. Peg Olney, Mrs. Rose Marie Walley 43 Mr. Daniel Ryan 45 Mrs. Susan Berube Mr. Robert Gersten Science is organized knowledge. Herbert Spencer Mrs. Audrey Ross Mr Robert Sohon Mrs. Enid Lipelcs Mr Robert Baroni Mr. Jeffrey Semon Mr Mounir Farah, Master Teacher What is all knowledge too but recorded experience and a product of history; of which, therefore, reasoning and belief, no less than action, and passion arc, essential materials. Thomas Carlyle Mr Charles Moaklcy Mr. Carl Bodnar Mr. Ronald Ferreri Mr Arthur Burke Mr. Michael K. Wolfer Master Teacher Mr. Richard O’Connor Mrs. Beverly Sherbondy Mr Daniel Shea Mrs Patricia White Mrs. Joanne O’Leary Mr. Graham Ingles 51 Mr Frederick Oberson Mr David Pettigrew Mr Kenneth Kellogg Mr. Joseph Crisanti. Master Teacher Mr. Anthony Cianciolo Progress, therefore, is not an accident, but a necessity . . . It is part of nature — Herbert Spencer Mr Paul Riutta Mr. Joseph Fcdorko 52 Mrs. Janice Priest Mrs. Nancy Grannan OME Mrs. Irene Suddaby Mrs Dorothy Brown Mr Dominick Feliconio, Master Teacher Music is the universal language of mankind — poetry, their universal pastime and delight. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Mr. William Gravit Mr. Vincent Lombardo Mrs. Gertrude Kelly -o e 3 Mr. Donald Elliot Mrs Diana Schwerdtle Mr Charles Woodward Mr. Domenic Costanzo Mrs. Mary-Elizabeth Albanese Mrs. Violet Pitcher Mr James McMahon 56 Kurt Schroeder. Mary Jo Wendus. Mrs Josephine Corso Ms Janice Durham Mr William Mishico Ms Kathleen Stockman Mr. Paul Crotty Ms. Sheree McClusky Mr Mike Fekctc. Mr Rav Knapp. Mr. Chester Czerkes. Mr. Rodney Perkins. Mr. George Filisko CUSTODIAL STAFF Kl TCHEN STAFF ROW 1: Pat Shelton. Carol Menard. Barbara Giardini. Gail Mas, Marge Facer. ROW2: Pauline Cagle. Joan Scrib and Anna Alvord, Dottie Thompson. Ruth Gergcly, Evelyn Ambrosino, Karen McCarroll, Bert Wilcke, Edith Cascio, Doris Albancsc. 59 Ms. Dorce Voychick o os o Ms. Carol Solhcim. Mr. Thomas Cagganello, Homeroom Representatives 60 61 J Anderson L. Anderson C. Andreezyk L. Aranzullo M Armstrong D Arsenault M Auiello M Auger L Augustyn G Bagdady L Baker W Baker K Balogh D Barker J Bamabv C. Baulteu S. Baxter J Beeson R Bcrgbower M Berger D Bcrglund T Big let ti B Brauer M. Brennan C. Brescia J Bresnahan ,1 Brigha B Bcolec S. Brown S Brown S Brown R Bunte P Bunovsky L. Bush L Bush M Butkovskv — - A Cascclla K Castleman R Castleman L Cataudella R Christo S. Butler B Carney R Chamey N Caruso P Caruso P.Ghal L Gno M. Gaydon G Colimitra R. Connor L Conte K. Cooper D. Crowell D. Cummings P.Cyr A. D’Amato R D’Amico M Damberg M. Davis J. Davison D. Day T. DeGeralamo V. DeGeralamo K. Del 1 aeone R. Dellacone M- DcMayo N. Dennehy J. DeMenna G. DePeano M Donnell K. Donovan B. Doyle R. Duggan L Eddinger M Fagan D. Falcone J. Fanell S. Farrell G Felsmann J. Ferro R- Finclli L Firment M. Fitzgerald T. Fitzpatrick D. Fonck B. Frate D. Frost D. Gaetano L Galloway T. Garri ty D. Germain M Germond G Gergely 63 M. Giani W Graham G Grisc T. Gwara M. Haffner L Hansen J. Harayda D. Hassell D Heitzke P Herb W Hoadley K. Horvath L How den C. Huffer C Hussey L Isaac T. Infante K. Ironside G Iwertz J. Johnson R. Johnson S. Johnson E. Jones J. Kandrot G. KeckJer S. Kelly T. Kliczewski T. Knapp B. Kowalski A. Kowtko B. Krause L Kroslcy K Kruger L Kundrack S Labak S Lashinsky K Latham J Lawson G Lazzara W Lennon K Leighland S. Lenz G Unebarger K. Lipnickas D Lizak J. Longua R Low T. Lucken 64 J Plode J Polvan M. Popovich D. Portocarrero T. Posada D LupuJio M. Lutz N. Magee M. Malvasi E. Maiota E. March ant C. Marsilio S. Martin L May M. McCormack D. McGrencry J. McGrencry J. McDonald K. McMahon T. McPadden M. Melfi L Men si k R. Micco D. Michlewski L Monaco S. Mon forte T. Moore J. Moryarr J. Morris S. Mucherino D. Mulcahy J. Murphy D. Murray G. Nelson J. Nemeth T Nolan K. Norling Y. Norwid B. Nunn M. Nunn D. Okula T. Olivares D. Olson M Oltra S. Onda J. O’Neill S Paul N Peers K. Pet rides 65 K Powers L Prendcrgast R. Preston D Principi B Pulaski R Pulaski L Quinto P. Rancourt J Rauser S. Reinc L Rich M Riebe M Roberto C Robison D. Roman D. Roman D. Rosslcr K. Rowell E. Ruesch P Ryan C. Rychlik D Sabo F. Schrod! H. Schrocder K. Schutte C Schwab A. Sency T. Serke LSerock D. Seymour L Shearer D. Shultis A. Smith R. Sniffen S. Somley K. Spisto R Stangl P Stankiewicz F Steinbrick L. Soltesz R Scenger D. Stickney B Stilson J Stone 66 K Wolfer M. Wurm C. Yandell L Yatsinko M. Zanetti M. Zongrilla A. Zcincr L Stroa D. Sudvoy D. Sullivan L Swanson K. Sword C. Sylvia J. Tanner R. Tartaglia J Tippett B. Try on G. Turner B. Tyler J. Valus R. Vida C. Voelperr L Von Glahn C Walker L Walters L Wargo G. Wartlco T. West he B. White L Wickert B. Williams R. Williams J. Wilson M. Wininger H Woodruff 67 J Addesa C. Adkins K Alexander S Allen L Anthony R Anzalone R Anzcllotti C. Armstrong M Aube D Azarigian B Bara nosky C. Bauman C. Baxter J Beaupre J Bennett S. Berglund R Berube B. Best J. Bistvga J Black R Borecki J Bo ruck A Bovard S. Boyko S. Brennan J. Bristol A Brodeur S Brown W Brown L Busk T Caldas D Campopiano L. Canfield L Carr N Carroll T Carstensen D. Caserta VC' Cedergren D Cedor T. Chacho R Cirella T Colegrove E. Connor M. Cooley D Cooney L Corso E. Cmic J D’Amato 70 M D’Amico P. Daniels D. Davies N. Davis K. Decker J. DeDufair J. Dejulio P. Del Mastro T. Derwallis L Desanry L Deveau C Dickinson A. Dilier K. Dinger M. Doyle LDuh T. Dvorak S. Dyer A. Ebron K. Ehlers S. Ek L Fannon T. Farah P Feher G. Feinsinger C Fiedler D. Fisher D. Fitzgerald M. Fitzgerald KL Flanigan K. Fletcher M Flick J. Fortin B. Frank A. Fuller R. Gal lacc S Garrity D. Gauger J. Gelb G Germain S Giampaolo J. Godfrey G Gouveia N. Green J. Greer P Gregorio 71 V. Gregario C Grich C Grubb L Grudetski J. Hart S. Hassell K. Hastedt S. Heiney S. Henn T. Hinman B. Hopkins J. Horan P Homak L Hughes E. Hurley P Hussey J. Hammons R. Jacob G Janco V. Jelliff P Johnson M. Jones T. Jordan P Kascak K. Kasper D Kelly A. Keenan J. Kennelly B Koch D. Koneff D. Kauf D. Krasenus J Krasenics L Krosky M. Kusnitz P La Pbrta K. Lawhom B. Leonard R. Leonard C Link M. Usi M Usi G Lobaugh J. Lombardi 7 2 M. Lopez E Lord M. Loschiavo E Lowden S. LupuJio M. Magoulas K. Maloney M. Malota S. Mannion B Marcilie B. Marinaccio J Marshall A. Matthews T. Mavrides J McDonald M McDonald I McFarlane J. McGuire J. McMahon R. McPadden S. Meeker R. Menard G Mcsaros J. Mcsko B. Miller M. Miller K. Moldenhauer J. Monaco K. Monnier B. Monroe G Morris E. Muckenstrom J. Murphy G. Nagy R. Nash T. Nemergut M. O’Donnell D. O’Doy A. Okula K. Olofson 73 E. Parmclee L Patsenka D. Paul C War J. Pelletier C Pezzcwa R. Phillips B. Pinciaro D. Plain B. Polanski M. Posada L Pozvek S. Prendergasc C. Price C. Provencher A. Raab T. Reardon R. Reine 0. Rcnaud L Reynolds R. Ridgeway T. Risoli J. Risko L Robinson M. Rodko 1. Rodriguez K. Rookasin C. Rose S. Rose T. Rose J Ryan T. Rychlik J. Sal am on R. Salerno J. Salman M. Scanlin J. Scanlon M. Scanlon RSchaff S. Scribe L Selepec J. Scmiak J. Sheppard S. Sherwood D. Silber L Simmons J. Singer P Skrobola L Slivinski 74 T. Sloaniclc R. Slossar H Sobeck L Soukup B. Sowka J. Sowka J Spangenberg S. Sperling D Stafford E Sceinbrick G. Steiner D. Stilson D. Stofcr M. St reck M. Suffredini J. Suracc J. Tariaglia W Teneyck W Terry F. Torcaso S. Truax P. Tuoti C. Turcotte S. Tuttle E Tyler G. Uhran B. Valerius M. Van Vogelpod M. Van Wagner J. Vergato A. Vitale K. Von Glahn G. Waldrop R. Ward D Wargo D. Wcisse J. Weisse R. Wenmng N. Wilkonson T. Wilson W. Wimley J Witkowski T. Wulff D. Young 75 Where’s the basket? I don’t know, what do you think it is? Sorry coach 76 L Albanese D Anderson A. Anderson J Andreiezyk K Armstrong R Asener F. Augustyn R Babis P Baby cos I.. Bacciochi K Baker I. Balog R. Balstad L. Barker J. Bates LBecket T. Beneditti S. Bemstein S Bigletti N Binder M Board A Boilard R Boland S Bollen J Borck R Borecki B Brady J Brennan W Brescia C. Brickman S. Bntt S Brolet R Brown $ Bryan S- Buecher M Butalmi M Bush J Butler C. Buttery D Byers P. Calicmo V. Callo C Campos C Carlson K. Carroll J. Caruso N. Cascella R- Caserta D. Caulfield J. Cervini S. Chamey L Quarenzelli S. Chonko S. Christo D. Gmmino M. Gzmazia W Clark M Climes D. Cochran D. Cottey D. Conley P Conte D Cooper L Corbett R. Cottle T. Chelan A. Crone J. Crone D. Cummings D. Cummings M. D’Agostine K. Daly J Chy N. Deaso D. Deer G DeFilippo J. Delbene N. Dellolio M. Del percio T. DiCarlo C Dillon D. Dizcnzo L Dollmann S. Domcracki C. Donald W. Donnell J. Dunofrio J. Donovan M Duh B. Dutton D Eck C. Emanuel son D. Epitanio A. Fagan K. Falcone L Felconio R. Firment M. Fitzgerald T Flanigan M. Fonck S. Forgacs J. Forrest H. Foster R. Francis D. Fuhrmann S. Gabianelli R. Gaffney M. Galaburri B. Galbraith C. Gallo L Galligan P. Garofolo P. Garrity 80 M. Gasparrini E. Gatto T. Gcaritics B. Gcrgely C. German S. Germond C. Graham D. Grewcock L Grcytak P. Grudctski A. Grusezak S. Haisley G. Hailas S. Hamilton O Han T. Haskins S. Hastings D. Hayden L. Hector L Hicks K. Hill B. Hoad ley K. Horvath N. Hughes S. Jarrett L Jelliff J Jen G Jensen P Jensen D. Junga J. Jurman F. Kaemper G Kane S. Kaplita J. Karchcr P. Hussey L Infante K.Isaac K. Karchcr L KcckJcr L KcckJcr R. KJiczcwski K. Klein J Koch J. Koch M. Koch A. Kohan M.Kohan P. Kruger D. Kubik A. Kuintzle J. Kulhawik L Kurtz J. Kusnitz J. Kusnitz J Lacey S. Lapke P. LaPona R. LaRivcrc C. Latham J. Lcamard A. Licciardi M. Licciardi R. Liguori D. Limbert CLizak G Loskant T. Loudermilk S. Lucas S. Lyons M. Malizia K. Manente J. March ant M. Mar sic R. Manens R. Manens D. Matera B. McCaffrey D McCarroll 82 W McCone D. McCormick C MeGinnes LMelfi K. Metcalf C Meyer T. Minocko S. Monnier J. Montelcone L Montelcone L Moore M Morano E Morey D. Mori arty Murray B. Natusch J. Nevolis R. Nihoff D. Niski MNorell K. Norton G. Ober P. O’Hara M O’Leary K. Osborne D. Osteyee D. Ostravagc L Pace J. Pacenti A. Paiva C Pakeltis K. Paolini J Parker J Parrignelli R. Pelloth W. Frndagast T Peterson K. Pet riel K. Phillips M Pickett R. Pineau V. Portocarrero J. Price F Principi 83 D. Propster J. Purdy L. Rich K. Randall J. Razzia K. Rhudv L Rich K. Ridgard D Rihard L Roberto D. Roberts J Roberts D Roberge K Romano Y Rowan C. Rowell M. Ruchlik D Secknoff J San ley D. Sahlia R Salamon R Scanlon M. Schiraldi K. Schwab J Sembrot E Shea D Shearer D. Shultis M. Slimak K. Soltesz J Somlcy M Soucy J Sperling A. Spinella S. Stadler B Stafford H. Steiner R Stepetk S. Stickney S. Stokes P Stryker D. Stroz T. Sudora J. Szalay M Tavares P Tierney S. Timmons J Topping M. Truax M. Ushka T. Valerius C. Vanco F VandeWeerdt A. Voytek B Wargo ikr 84 B. Warmington L Weber A. Weiss D. Whelahan C White C White C Wickett J Wickson L Williams T Williams F Wilson P. Wimley T. Witalis B. Zaccanini A. Zelazny 85 86 87 n n rri Co 1. Andy Portocarrcro — Vice President, Jim Garrity — President, Linda Cottle — Historian, Alicia Ruel — Secretary, Joan Kaplita — Treasurer 2. Sharon Krascnics — Secretary, Kathy Olofson — Trea- surer, Bill Sowka — Historian, Jamie Dejulio — Vice President, Marie Lisi — President 3. Patty Herb — Secretary, Sarah Johnson — Historian, Sue Farrell — Treasurer, Mary Ellen Haffner — Vice-President, John McDonald — President 4. Cindy Campos — Vice President, Mike Tavares — President, Roger Brown — Treasurer, Wendy Brescia — Secretary 88 The MRA, Masuk Representative Assembly, is composed of students, teach- ers and parents who are interested in help- ing the Masuk Community. The purpose of this group is to represent the Masuk stu- dents and reflect their desires and ideas for the school. The MRA passes much legisla- tion for the benefit of the Masuk students, and is responsible for many school activi- ties. ROW 1: D. Rowell, L. Eddinger, D. Roberge. ROW 2: Mrs. Brown. M. Brown, L. Mensik, K. Ehlers, L. Anderson, Mr. Garofolo. ROW 3: Mrs. Winnick, C. Huffer, L. Williams, L. Corso, T. Montross, R. Menard, L. Shea, Mrs. Renaud, Mr. Moakley. CQ 2 5 5 CL cl Lj CL ID Dave Rowell. Karen Ehlers 89 -H 5 I O 3 J3 ROW 1. A. Kolasa. S. Johnson, P Herb, V. Jordan. T. Johnson. J. Sobeck, K. Kennclly. C. Johnson. ROW 2: Mrs. Suddaby, L. Alderman, M. Haffner, D. Barker.J. Anderson, L Shelton, M. Moore, T. Palmer, A. Ruel, K. Swasey, J. Kaplita, M. Talbot ROW 3■ B. Krause, D. Koneff, J. Davison, K Baxter, R. Bloom, J. Benedict, S. Sherwood, M. O’Leary, L. Walters, J. Longua. M Wininger, C. Huffer, J. Weicker. J. McDonald. J. Garriiy. Carla Huffer. Mrs. Lipeles. Mrs. Giesman The National Honor Society is a group of select students at Masuk who excel in character, leadership, service to the community, and scholastic activities. Each student must apply to become a mem- ber. They are required to write short essays of their qualifications in the above areas. Once selected as a member the club tries to offer the school services such as tutoring other students. Sarah Johnson receiving pin from Mr Maloney New members of 1978 90 Bob Buncc hard at work Consisting of students from all four classes, the Ushers Guild is one of Masuk’s largest and oldest clubs. Members assist various school functions by directing lost parents, setting up for certain activities and handing out programs for concerts and plays. ROW I: L. Matcra, D. Ciamei. D Principi, C Barbin, P Herb, P Stankicwicz, M Cooley. S. Sherwood. L Quinto, Mrs. Gicsman. ROW2: M. Wininger. L. Walters, C Provencher, S. Johnson, M. Haffner. B. Bunce, J. Longua, M. Talbot, S. Farrell. ROW i: L Wickctt, B. White, L Anderson, J. Benedict, R Menard. J. Davison. L Fannon, T. Marvidcs, J. McDonald. M. Oltra. Lcnerte Walters Sarah Johnson. Joan Longua. Paul Stankiewicz u 91 £ rri § n f i A.F.S. Names: ROW 1: P. Tilly, K. Sugawara. ROW 2: Mrs. Lipeles, H. Sniffen, D. Berger, R. Backer, L. Jurman, C Huffcr. ROW 3: J. McDonald, M. Mari- naccio, D. Alderman, S. Findlay, J. Weicker, S. Butler, J. Benedict, J. Sobeck, L. Hubbard, J. I-awson, C. Oakes, D. Koneff. The American Field Service is a club in which students get the opportunity to meet students from abroad and from other parts of the country. This year they exchanged for a week with a high school from Durham, North Carolina. They sponsor various fund raisers such as the Sadie Hawkins Dance, Magazine Drive, and candy sales. Petra Tilly Koki Sugawara Irene Hansen lane Benedict 92 ROW I: P O’Neill, L Wargo, G. Sahlin, D Christo, L. Hayden, J. Valus, M Lisi, R Willettc.J. DeMenna ROW2: R Ridgeway, M. Wojiski.J Scoppc, L Aranzullo,J. Sahley, L. Shearer, L Us, L Cino, L Krosky, S. Koch. T. Licciardi, Mrs. Grannon. FBLA is a National organization for students who are enrolled in business subjects. Each local chap- ter works to promote leadership, business awareness, reliability, and fellowship among its members. Business-related learning experi- ences and service to the community are the major goals of the chapter each year. Linda Cino, Sue Koch, Mary Fonck, Doreen Shultis and Friend Laura Hayden. Lynn Wargo 03 O 03 S) S) C 3 93 O n t c a S' C cr The Social Studies Club is fairly new to the Masuk system. It is com- posed of a small, compact group of students throughout the school. Their activities include many and varied debates, delivering the New York Times to teachers and stu- dents daily, and preparing and dis- tributing school-wide surveys per- taining to current issues every- where. They hold mock elections at school and take field trips to vari- ous places of interest. ROW 1: B. Carney, R. Bloom, J. Sobcck, T. Farah, G. Andrasko. ROW2: K. Swasey, J. Benedict, S. David, H. Sniffen, M. Haffncr, J. McDonald, R. Backer, S. Reine, Mr. Ferrcri. The Journalism Class is com- posed of students who are inter- ested in writing and who are responsible for the publication of the school newspaper, The Masuk Free Press. This class gives students an understanding of the techniques involved in producing a school paper and first-hand experience in writing for a paper. 94 ROW I: M. Cooley, J. DeDuFour. P. Garauolo. P Bobilin, A. Pierce. D. Facer, A. Anzalone. D Michlewski, S. Forgas A dedicated crew who spend their study halls working with equipment and learning technical skills. Upper classmen get involved with special pro- jects, maintaining equipment and help- ing other students. The video taping of girls’ and boys’ basketball games and hockey means after hour commit- ments. On location with Star Trek II Advisor — Mrs. Kosko Alan Pierce 95 o e e Da ROW 1: D. Alderman. C. McFarlanc. P Tuoti. ROW 2: H. Sobeck. D. Paul. S. Findlay. K. Lawhom, L Jurman. C Sacknoff, N. Wallis. J. Lawson. P. DiCarlo, K Ridgard. ROW 3: S. Momer, J. Salamon, J McDonald. T Mavrides. B Bunco. B Marinaccio. Darlene Alderman On the road again Neil Wallis The Masuk Outing Club is composed of students who use the outdoors as a new learning experience. They use nature to explore something out of the ordinary and to have a good time with friends. Hiking, climbing, and skiing are among a few of the interesting activities in which the club participates. Carol Sacknoff 96 The Math League is a competitive team of students who are interested in mathe- matics. Each member takes the same test and after the completion of the exam, four members join together to attempt the dif- ficult group question. The final scores are then sent to a regional headquarters, and each student eventually learns how he compared to other students at his grade level, and how his team compared to other area teams such as Newton and Brook- field. I'm sooo confused' ROIT .J. Benedict, J Sobcck. K. Swascy, D. Van Vogelpool. L Corso. ROW 2: B. Cirella. S. Johnson. T. Mavrides. B. Graham, P. Herb, B. Carney, D Frost. ROWS: B. Krause. B. Marchant, B Menard,J Davison. B. Bunce, J McDonald, D. Roman, D Young, J Longua.J DcDuFour. u 97 3 On January 31, 1974, WMNR, 88.1 on the FM dial, made its first broadcast. WMNR, situated at Masuk, is New England’s largest High School radio station, and is among the ten largest in the nation. Licensed to the Monroe Board of Education WMNR is a non-com- mercial, educational station which broadcasts to surrounding towns throughout Fairfield County. The station is run predominately by student members and adult volunteers. To compensate for the budget cut, WMNR has sponsored discos and marathons, along with their usual broadcasts of football and basketball games, town meetings, and music shows. Bill Cullen — Station Manager Pat Bobilin — Program Director Jim Bailey — Student Advisor ROW I: M. Gillette, R Cottle, D. Rif lard, B. Brauer, S. Lashinski, D. Rossler, J. Day. ROW 2: D Michlewski. P. Feher, J. Mesko, F Vandcrwccrdt, R. Slossar.J. Leamaid, M. Davis, D Niski, P. Garafolo. ROW i: B. Cullen, A Anzalonc, P. Bobilin, J. Bailey, P Rancourt, P. Stankiewicz. Mr Caggenello, D. Day. The Prom Committee The prom committee is made up of stu- dents (including the Junior class officers) who are interested in planning this year’s Junior-Senior Prom. The committee is responsible for choosing the restaurant where the prom is to be held, the pro- grams, theme and song for the prom. They organize and decorate for the After- Prom which is held at Masuk. This year’s prom committee also served a double pur- pose of a Holly Hop committee. John McDonald ROW I: D Barker, P. Herb, L. Bush, L. Bush, S. Farrell, C Huffer, L Mensik. ROW2:J. Davison, S. Johnson, K. Leigland, M. Haffner, J. McDonald, Mrs. Lipcles, M. Winingcr. Marie Wininger Laurie Anderson The Ring Committee The ring committee is a group of soph- omore students who are interested in designing their class ring. Its purpose is to create a ring which is both original and symbolizes Masuk Pride. The committee decides on a uniform ring, but offers options such as choice of metal and stone. During the annual ring dance in May the Class of ’81 received their rings. ROW I: B Sowka, S. Krasenics, M Li$i,J. Dcjulio, K. Olofson ROW2: K. Ehlcrs, A Bovard, M Posada. D. Gauger, C Janco, C. Provcnchcr, W. Brown, N. Carroll. M Lisi, M. VanVogclpocl, B. Polonsky. 99 n SEATED: T. Lacey, R. Backer, D. Silverman. STANDING: S. Labak, Mr. Strong, W. Brown, B. Graham, P. Herb. Stu Labax The Masuk Chess Club is currently in its 10th year of existence. This year for the first time the team captured the Connecticut High School Team Chess Championship in November and is on its way to a 6th W.C.C. Chess Team Title. Tom Lacey, Rich Backer. Dave Silverman Patty Herb 100 Career Day at Masuk was held on December 1978 in the Media Center. With the help of the Citizens’ Advisory Committee for Career Education in Monroe, students were able to discuss career possibilities in various areas. Speakers from engineering, trucking, quality control, marketing, computer programming and service, radio, graphic design, journalism, and telephone communications, each presented and discussed career opportunities in their fields. o Uj UJ 101 The Masuk High School Band planned many activities for 1979. After capping a successful foot- ball season playing in the bleachers, the band plan- ned an exchange concert with Goshen High School in New York state in March. For band members, spring brought the Spring Concert, Jazz Concert, and numerous assemblies at the high school and lower schools. Flag Drill Team Doug Koneff ■■Sr I ' -' ■■■■■ ROW • D Koneff, P. Herb, H. Sniffen, L. Jurman, L. Wildman. ROW 2: K. Swasey, C. Pro- vencher.J. Jurman, D. Davies, C. Kelly, C. Janco. ROW 3: T. Williams, D. Frost, R. Stepeck, A Raab, P. LaPorta, R. Corbett, S. Hastings, D. Koneff, B. Carney, D. Kubik, J. Cervini, B. Ander- son, M. Cooley, L. Corbett, W. Gravit, M. Jones, G. Steiner, R. Gaffney, P. Laporta, K. Petnel, C. Gouveia, B. Graham, M. Thiessen, A. Brodeur, S. Bernstein, D. Lizak. 102 South West Regional Winners R. Stenger, L. Wildman, M. Leigh ROW I: L Corso, L. Quinto, J. Bristol, A. Weiss, D. Principi, J. Basta, T. Reynolds, E. Parmalee, S. Bryan, M. Leigh, M. Brown, L. Wildman, Mr. Gravit. ROW 2: K. Baxter, L. Hubbard, P. Cihal, M. Damburg, J. Morris, S. Heincy, R. Stenger, G. Andrasko, P. Johnson, K. Horvath, S. Krasenics, J. Mesko, Y. Norwood. This year’s Masuk Chorus numbers 31 in all, with the Masuk madrigals numbering 12. To date it has put on a Christ- mas Concert that was quite pop- ular with the children. Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus attended. (Mr. Claus was played by Mr. Butler and Mrs. Claus by Mrs. Wallace, both art teachers here at Masuk.) The chorus also had a fund raising event. Each mem- ber tried to sell enough Christ- mas wrapping paper to finance activities for the school year. It did raise a few hundred dollars. This year three students made the All-State finals. They were, Michele Leigh (alto), Rodger Stenger (tenor), and Laurie Wildman (alto). One chorus member made the All-Eastern divisional Chorus and that was Kerri Baxter (soprano). 103 ROW 1: L. Quinto, M. Leigh. ROW 2: J. Morris, K. Baxter, L Corso. ROW 3: R. Stenger. The Madrigal Singers -H r i D i. o r o o ROW I: L Anderson, S. David. ROW2: M. Olson. S. Johnson, P. Herb, S. Findlay, L Jurman, D. Paul. B. Tyler. D. Alderman. ROW i: J. McDonald, J. Zelazny, J. Longua. H. Sniffen, K. Kennelly. D. Ciamci, K. Sword, S. Breining, S. Butler. Mr. Holcomb, Jan Tuoti, Sue Keller — Hayride D. Koneff, L. Walters, L Shelton. T Johnson, M. Moore, K. Kennelly, J. Davison, T. Palmer, D. Ciamci 104 It’s the Great Pumpkin Dave Koneff, Maureen Buckley Greg Heiney, Teresa Franklin At home with the Waltons Lenette Walters, Greg Steiner George Lazor, Toni Licciardi 105 Masuk Band Madrigal Singers 106 107 Eat, drink, and be merry. Give it back Paul, it’s mine! The Brass Choir adds to the Christmas spint Barbara White 109 Terry, the red-nosed reindeer Roberta Bloom, Dan Van Vogel pod HI The Career Internship Program offers students the opportunity to explore a career of their choice at a local business or industry and earn school credit at the same time. One student wrote, My internship at the hospital helped me realize a lot of different things about myself as well as about the career.” Nurse’s aides at St. Communications Graphic Design Auto Mechanics Graphic Design 112 Kiddie Campus Nursery Animal Care Radio Broadcasting Animal Care Radio Broadcasting Let Me Entertain You! 3cy k IT t He a Dave Rowell, Laurie Wildman The Barbette Dancers D. Koncff. J Jurman. D. Paul. M Thicsscn This is a Stick-Up Tom Lacey at the controls The lighting and sound crew is responsible for maintaining and operating the light instru- ments and the audio panel in the auditorium. Technical skills are used (designing lighting charts, gelling, focusing, special effects, working the light board) to enhance the various produc- tions that go on at Masuk during the school year. ROW I: L. Bush, L. Bush. ROW 2: L. Eddingcr, D. Paul, S. Find- lay, B. Squires. ROW .3: D. Alderman, V. Jordan, A. Kolasa, J. McDonald, J. Davison. ROW4: D. Barker, P. DiCarlo. HIGH SCHOOL roit lv i:it Soft ■ ■ Advisor Ms K. Kosko, Mark Olson The Masuk High School Yearbook EXODUS” is put together by a staff comprised of students from each grade level. Each section of the yearbook has an editor who is in charge of collecting various pictures, copy, and artwork for their section and then creating an appropriate layout for each page. The year- book is a self-supporting organization that raises its money through various bake sales, advertisements, and patrons. Jay Davison 118 ROW I: C. Andrejczyk, K. Powers, P. Tuoti, B. Bunce, T. Reynolds, P. Tilly. ROW 2: L. Jurman. I) Hassell, P Bobilin, M. Cooley, J. Borck, S. Labak. N Wallis, S Breining. EXODUS STAFF Advisor: Mrs. Karen Kosko Co-Editors-in-Chicf: Darlene Alderman, Vicki Jordan Business Manager: Ix is Eddinger Layout Editor: John McDonald Advertising Coordinators: Sue Findlay, Dee Paul Photographic Editor: Jay Davison Senior Section Editor: Andrea Kolasa Underclass Editor: Lindsay Bush Faculty Editor: Maureen O’Leary' Activities Editor: Darlene Barker Sports Editors: Leslie Bush, Fred Steinbrick Literary Editor: Bruce Squires CONTRIBUTORS Literary: Lisa Jurman Artists: Sue Breining, Peter DiCarlo, Theresa Montross Photographers: Pat Boblin, Bob Bunce, Shawn Forgas, Lisa Jurman, Jim McDonald, Neil Wallis Lindi Cottle 119 Large doors that open into a whole new world. Chills run up your spine as you gaze at the gleaming floor against your shining new shoes. Faces and smiles appear from all directions — friends of the past, and friends of the future. The beginning of a new life The halls seem empty as you begin your long journey to find that certain room. Strange sounds come from all around; The roaring of cement trucks thru your Algebra class. fighting in the over populated lunchlines. and the crashing of wall’s echoes through your ears. From the distance, you can hear the faint sound of music trying to fight the box barriers inside the Theatre. Mud coats your sneakers as you attempt your first game of football in the freshly plowed field. Slowly, but surely, you become involved. A new light appears as you say to yourself, Ya, it’s gonna be ok”. As the year passes, there’s much change Your friendship grows with the people around you. The loud sounds begin to diminish. No more waiting for the long train of wheel barrels to pass you by. A certain corner of your heart opens as you purchase your first dance ticket. Tears pour from your eyes when you’re handed the lead part in the play, and an A” on a Bio test brings a smile. Elves, Santa, Bunnies and Reindeer prance down the halls, never to bother anyone Quizes, exams, homework and practice tie your days into knots. A wanting to tear your hair out . . . Then . . Where did all the time slip to? Where did our years go? Have we reached our New Horizons? Clowns bounce around the field during the football games as The warmth of the bonfire feels good after our rainy picnic, your name on a banner brings in a lot of spirit . The days now begin to drift by quickly. Why doesn’t it stop? We wish we can all go back and do it again. Tears will fall. A quiver in your chin will be seen as you accept your A lump in your throat during the Senior song — Now you realize all of the love that you felt for Off everyone will go. Conquering their new Horizons. Our new life . . . Our future. 120 Onward Masuk . . Senior supporters?? Masuk Panthers Bill Graham ScVvo°' Vc • Il„ x«Jt pro)« a si« ii one P° VLgi bs - Ii 0 g jrti sal o |tlv n4H ted ■y _® fc P( 2h v« r' (-liib 7 l ? ott fi Ho “ CIuKstrives tar funds Varsify M Ctiib strives for tunas suk sports push on ___: mh r «id- the board on W« HOE—Varsity M esident Alan Wal ites that the group ling out all of the id raise 03.000 by tday night, in order Board of Education al io rein« nu a1 in parents and other sup- __«AttrrK r f fund fiSSJEasa- 0r Ctt? «S ££? • the board on Wednesdav at will . UM — ------- ■ porters m search of fund- ing. but the club president notes that the volume funding will one ' 7:30 p m- m ’S s that all _.yd i be ac- ,a Jf £ UV a . tet' a.v n VCW . ‘il4 V V t W _ ,or one t without sports would be a tremen- dous detriment t® neW‘ comers looking at homes in this area, but more par ocularly, a severe •l with (3 budget cuts, thr Varsity , Mr __________ 5 h«r ucc U)'the youn people themselves ' w boots er ri - V- Woddn towards common god 123 ROW I: B. Pisano, J. Davison — Capt., B. Squires — Capt., K. Spisto. ROW 2: D. Barker — Mgr., B. Bunce, K. Kruger, K. Wolfer, W. Brown, J. Bresnahan, J. McGrenery, J. McDonald, S. Ste- vens, D. Rossler, T. Farah, M. Fisher, S. Kelly, J. Zelazny, K. Kowalski, T. Stroz, D. Rodriguez, K. Sugawara, R. Preston, J. Ferro, Coach J. Giampaolo. Jay Davison Kevin Spisto 124 SOCCER Coach Giampaolo and Terry Stroz Bob Buncc Masuk Soccer 1978 Although the 1978 Soccer Team managed to win only one game this season, the spirit and teamwork carried on through- out the season was of top quality. Coach Giampaolo Wayne Brown J'm rro Koki Sugawara 125 Bruce Squires Bob Kowalski Soccer Although 1978 was not a banner year for Panther’s soccer, the general feeling is that the Masuk team is on the upswing. The final record of 1-13 does not reflect the countless close games. Two bright spots in the Panthers’ fall season were co-captains Jay Davison and Bruce Squires, both of whom were named to the W.C.C. All- Star Team. The definite strength of the team was best demonstrated against Pomperaug when they unmerci- fully crushed their mentors 5-0. The return of many skilled varsity players, along with some from an out- standing J.V. team, which finished with an unprece- dented record of 6-3-1, should make the Panthers formi- dable competition in years to come. Julian Zelazny. Brian Pisano 126 J.V. Soccer ROW l: S. Rutledge, G. Steiner, B. Gcrgely, S. Hcnn, J. Sheppard, K. Dinger, M. Tavares, P. Kruger, C. DeFilippo, B. Warmington. ROW 2: Coach Ryan, M. Aube, J. Szalay, V. Callo, M. Doyle, K. Maloney, M. D’Amico, E. Parmalee, A. Zelazny, J. Beauprc, J. Serniak, P. Tuoti, P Bresnahan, R. Ascher. ■ -o J.V. SOCCH SCOREBOARD ■rs Bethel Abbott Tec Newtown WcM(Ef' | Pomperaug Bethel New Milford Pompcruug eston Iford WBL New Mill Under the coaching of Bob Baroni, the 1978 Cross Country team compiled a 3-8 record on the season. Rounding out the top five, were runners John Horan, Nigel Peers, Rob Hornak, and Joe Nevolis, with the 5th spot between Bill Frank and Tim Mavridcs. Senior John Horan had an outstanding season, qualifying for the State Open Meet in which he finished 49th. The strong nucleus of runners, both male and female, combined with an enthusiastic group of 1st year runners should make next year an even stronger one for the Masuk Harriers. Rob Hornak, John Horan, Dave Campopiano and a one, and a two . ROW 1: L. Pace, P. Stryker, J. Horan, L. Hicks, J. Lacey, C. Donald, B. Frank, J. Bren- nan, J. Nevolis, J. Kennelly. ROW 2: Coach R. Baroni, L. Aranzullo — Mgr., S. Heiney — Mgr., J. Dedufour — Mgr., R. Bloom, R. Hornak, M. Kusnitz, J. Horan, G. Heiney, T. Mavrides, N. Peers, D. Campopiano, M. Katz, K. Decker. 29 1 o o -H CO What’s with the football team?” was a familiar phrase heard around Monroe this year. After breezing, undefeated, through last year’s WCC schedule and with returning defensive starters Larry Brown, Kevin Sim- mons, Andy Portocarrcro, George Lawson, Donny Martin, and Chuck Magoulas, Masuk was picked as early favorites in the newly formed Briggs” division. As almost everyone knows, Masuk ended the season with three losses and a tic. But it should also be remembered that six of nine WCC foes fell to the Panthers. The powerful backfield of Lawson, Waldrop, and Shultis was a dan- gerous offensive threat with Jeff Rose and Mike Butkovsky handling some of the blocking chores. Other senior linemen Geoff Smith and Tony Tartaglia complimented fine efforts by end Craig Bassett, comer- backs Gordon Dunn and Darren DeVito and safety Mitch DcMayo. Two of the three Masuk losses occurred against teams that reached the state playoffs and it should be pointed out that in each game Masuk was in the lead at some point. The Masuk Football team finished the season with a 6-3-1 record, a successful season for most .teams, but not in the eyes of a team with so much promise. Coach Lombardo We’ve got him outnumbered' Craig Bassett George Lawson. Mark Mclfi Seniors 130 ROW I: M. Butkovsky, J Rose. C. Wal- drop. C. Bassett. A. Portocarrero. G. Law son, C Magoulas, L. Brown. D. Martin G. Dunn. T Tartaglia, D Shultis. ROW2 T. Cascella, D. Caserta, B. Krause. M Demayo, T Moore, S. Brown, M. Melfi R. Williams. J Briglia, S Brown, M Demayo. ROW 1: Coach Faroni. C. Mor ris, B. Best, L Fannon, J Monaco, B Hoadley, J. McGuire, R. Zinsky. J McMahon. C. Dickenson, D. Devito ROW 4: Coach Butler, B. O’doy.J Sowka G. Feinsinger. A. Diller. M. Scanlin. D Kouf. M. Fagan, R. Connor, C. Iwcrtz, B Marinaccio, Coach Lombardo. I)on Shultis 131 J.V. FOOTBALL ROW I: D. Caserta, L. Fan non. M. Demayo, T. Moore B. Hoadlcy, R Williams, R Zinsky, J. Briglia, C. Iwertz ROW 2: C Morris, B. Terry J. Sowka, C. Dickinson, J Monaco, J. McGuire, M Fagan, R. Connor, J McMahon, C. Dickenson ROW 3; Coach R. Faroni, B O’doy, A. Diller, M. Scanlin D. Kouf, Coach E. Butler. Rob Zinsky, Luke Fannon Mark Fagan, Tony Cascclla, Joe Briglia Coach Butler 132 r r vi J.V. Football Scoreboard MHS ■p 20 Immaculate 14 Weston - - 18 . 42 a Bethel 0 New Fairfield 6 Newtown 8 22 Stratford Brookfield Sophomores 27 Darien 12 20 Trumbull 12 Freshman Football ROW 1: A. Fagan, J. Wickson — Capt., C. Graham, B. Salamon. S. Charncy, D. McCarroll, K. Isaac, P. O’Hara. ROW 2: B. Donnell, P. Hussey, R. Borecki, M. Slimak, K. Paolini — Capt., D. Grcwcock, J. Sembrot, N. Dellolio, M. Fitzger- ald, B. McCone. Ken Paolini Breaking through the line MIIS Freshman Football Scoreboard 21 19 32 32 66 26 Tmtr.u 11Talc Weston jfc A'' y Ncw|Swn iWow ew Fairfield St. J( scph s 36 Br K)kficld The Freshman Football team was exciting. Compiling 8 wins for an undefeated season, the team established several school records including our first 1000 yard runner, Ken Pao- lini. The class of 82 offers much to the future of football at Masuk. Coach Bodnar 133 V On November 23. 19™, the M;tsuk High School football fjcld was dedi- cated jai memory of the late William D. Benedict a former Board of lidup. tton member. It was also the day of the annual Thanksgivatg Day Tilt between the Mastik Panthers and the St. Joseph's Cadets. At halftime Ithc crowd f over s,O00 was entertained with Homecoming festivities inducing the coronation of the King and Queen and a parade of floatsjpespite a ter- rific effowdiy tire IfiiuheJs, they were overcome by the Cadet$3iS-22. The Benedict Family Corinne Schwab, John McDonald Gwen Anderson, Mike Tavares Nancy Dennehy, Joci Salman Jeannie Ryan, Bill Sowka 135 FIELD HOCKEY This year’s team won the Briggs Division Champion- ship and went on to be ranked the number three team ( M Division) in the state. It was the girls’ hard work, dedication and determined spirit that produced Masuk’s most successful field hockey season. .AW Terrie Johnson Teamwork ROW' 1: C. Fiedler, L. Cottle, T. Johnson, M. O’Leary, L. Cottle, J. Anderson. ROW' 2: V. Jcllif, Mgr., L. Jcllif, Mgr., M. Moore, D Olson, K. Kennedy, S. Sherwood, L. Shelton, R. Castleman, L. Anderson, Mgr., S. Johnson. Mgr., Coach Adams. 136 Maureen O’Leary fWMMSr. KWMm Linda Gxtlc 137 JV FIELD HOCKEY ROW I: D. Deer, H. Steiner, J. Wrabcl, R. Kliczcwski. ROW 2: T. Witalis, T. Kliczewski, D. Ciamei, S. Reine, P. Herb, J. Longua, D. Hayden. ROW 3: T. Byrd, K. Castleman, S. Farrell, S. Baxter, T. Geadrities, L Wick- ett, L Monaco, L. Walters, C. Gergely, H. Schroeder, Coach Bouts. Warm-up J.V. FIELD HOCKEY M.H.S. 1 Joel Barlow 2 3 Immaculate 1 1 Bethel 2 0 New Milford 2 0 Pomperaug 1 0 Newtown 2 0 Brookfield 1 2 Immaculate 0 0 Bethel 0 I Joel Barlow 2 3 New Fairfield 0 1 Weston 1 138 Debbie Ciamei ROW I: G. DePeano, K. Kennelly. ROW 2: Mr. Strong, J. Anderson, C. Fiedler, P. Hussey. T Fitzpatrick, L. Shelton, L. Monaco, T. Johnson. Mrs. Campanaro. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD MHS Bethel WCMOO •- wnpen ia I . - i 1 45 Immaculate STATE TOURNAMENT Lisa Shelton Gena De Peano Cindy Fiedler The Masuk Girls Basketball Team posted its best record, a 22 mark. They won the first ever WCC Girls Basketball Playoffs. This represented their fourth consecutive league championship. The team also qualified for the State tournament play for the sixth straight year. EXIT: CQ 139 Julie Anderson Coach Strong 140 Tracy Fitzpatrick K Kennelly, L Shelton, T. Johnson C. Gergely, B. Marchant, L. Walters, T. Palmer, S. Farrell CQ 1 LU CQ ROW 1: P Hussey, C. Atkins. ROV’ 2: C. Pekar, M. Ciz- ma ia. M. Vanesse, T. Vitalis. Coach Campanaro. Ml Timeout The 1978-79 Masuk Basketball team, guided by Coach of the Year Neal Jacover and tri-captains Mike Butkovsky, Jim Garrity, and Steve Massar, was a very unique unit. Juniors Doug Falcone and Mark Melfi rounded out the starting five, and with Mark Auger, Greg Keckler, and Byron Best subbing frequently, this squad proved to have too much depth for most of their opponents. With aJl-stater Steve Massar leading the well-balanced scor- ing attack (18ppg), Butkovsky and Garrity controlling the boards, and Fal- cone, Melfi, Keckler, and Best chip- ping in with 8p.p.g., the cagers enjoyed a stellar season. A few highlights of the record setting 25 win-3 loss cam- paign were: Steve Massar’s 1000th point, joining the elite group of Tony Gardner, Mike Gminski, and Maria Magoulas, on Feb. 21 against Barlow; the 74-56 win over Newtown for the WCC championship; and finally, on March 16, the first trip ever to the state finals against St. Thomas Aquinas. Although the ultimate dream of the state championship was not fulfilled, it was an experience everyone involved can be proud of and a goal for Jacover’s returning underclassmen to shoot for. Mike Butkovsky BASKETBALL ROW I: M. Melfi, D. Falcone, B. Best, M. Auger. ROW2: M. Popovich, M. Licciardi, G. Keckler, M. Butkovsky, J. Garrity, S. Massar, D. Deer, Coach Jacover. MHS 65 Weston 61 90 Pomperaug 86 64 I m maculate 63 73 Central Catholic 56 65 Abbott Tech 66 70 New Milford 52 97 Barlow 64 92 Bethel 61 62 Newtown 87 83 Brookfield 63 67 New Milford 58 59 Newtown 55 76 New Fairfield 59 79 Weston 56 76 Pomperaug 71 71 Immaculate 63 70 Central Catholic 60 70 Abbott Tech 67 79 Barlow 69 63 Bethel 58 W.GC Tournament 77 Barlow 71 74 Newtown 56 Mark Auger, Byron Best Doug Falcone, Jim Garrity Mark Melfi Control of our life experiences are determined by the goals we set. We can set goals as individuals and as groups or teams. To achieve team goals requires the added ingredient of self sacri- fice for the good of the team. Masuk’s var- sity basketball team reflected the true meaning of that sacrifice. A 25-3 lcger will go into the record books as one of Masuk’s finest teams, but the real hall- mark of our team was the attitude and play of team before self, confidence in each other, and willingness to work hard throughout the longest season in Masuk athletic history. Neal Jacover FRESHMEN ROW 1: M. Fitzgerald, T. LaRivierre, B. McCane, K. Falcone, R. Borecki. ROW 2: Coach J. Ola- yos, V. Callo, C. Loskant, D. Cum- mings, C. Graham, J. Wickson. 145 Dave Rodriguez Score!!! ROW I: A. Fagan, M. Fagan, D Rodriguez, J. Charlton, T. Stroz C. Mahard, R. Phillips, M Lochiavo, J. Zelazny. ROW 2, Coach Semon, T. Dvorak, D Sabo, J. Spangenbcrg, J Harayda, S. Brown, G. Smith, B Frate, B. Doyle, G. Boilard. 146 147 Julian Zelazny us Vear’j team was an excellent example of a hard working, dedicated group of athletes who wanted to win. It was a team which turned a 1-4 record into a ranking of eighth in the State Division II. It’s the type of team which makes the individual players and the coach proud. Coach Semon Terry Scroz Despite sparse support from the Masuk Community, the Hockey Team realized its best year ever; ten wins and 6 losses overall. They couldn’t have done it without the leadership of Dave Rodriguez and Jeff Charlton. The team was inspired by consistent play and determi- nation from wings, Julian Zelazny and Chris Mahard. Excellent goal tending was provided by Terry Stroz, winning 8 of the last 9 games. Geoff Smith, Barry Doyle, Mark Fagan and Don Sabo keyed the defense. Dave Rodriguez scored a hat trick against Bethel and earned the highest number of points for the team dur- ing the season. Chris Mahard Penalty Box. 149 n :c rn 3 ROW 1Tuoti, L. Cottle — Panther, J. Salamon. ROW 2: C. Flower, J. Pludc, D. Barker, B. Stangl. ROW 3: D. Cosacchi, N. Dennehy. Panthers Will Fight TTic pon oms and me aplioncs h.ive Seen put away, ending another year of chccrlcading We are left with the sounds of laughter and the many happy memories that madc, proud tp have hern cheerleaders. There was the thrill of victonpnd ti e agony of defeat, and it was with the help of all our spirit that the sport' program held together As seniors, we regretfully s • good bye anl hope to see the underclass- men carry on our traditional p ide in ■•Dorts at Masuk High in the years to Captain, Panther, Advisor Seniors 150 N. Dcnnehy.J. Salomon, D. Barker, D Cosacchi.J. Tuori, C. Flower, J. Plude, B. Stangl I jura Cottle Dorothy Cosacchi Sue Keller Cindy Flower, Jean Plude J.V. CHEERLEADERS Captains Karen Powers, Diane Fonck ROW 1: K Powers, D. Fonck ROW 2 W. Brescia, L. Barker, M. Climes, L. Rich. ROW M Posada, 1. Rodriguez, S. Giampolo, M. Magoulas. Lynn Rich 152 ROW 1: P Tuoti, B. Krause, J. Rose, A. Portocarrero, M. Katz, J. Horan, R. Homak,J. Briglia.J. Brennan. ROW 2: J. Jen, J. Butler, S. Butler, L. Anderson, T. Mavrides, T. Rose, L. Zaccagnini, S. Sherwood, N. Carroll, K. Fletcher. Rob Homak Bcrnic Krause Seniors Indoor Track at Masuk started with great enthusiasm and expectations. Spirits were dampened by the lack of funds to supply transportation and insurance but most of the team stuck with the program and the workouts. U 153 ROW I: T. Tartaglia, C. Dickinson, L. Fan- non. ROW 2: M. DcMayo, M. DeMayo, T. Rhylic. ROW 3: D. Wcisse, Coach Mack- icwicz. (Missing Coach Riutta). Mr Mackicwicz, M. DeMayo Dave Wei we Why a Wrestling Club? Because of the tremendous enthusiasm of a few individuals to pursue their interest in wrestling. The Wrestling Club was able to have a scrimmage against New- town and Joel Barlow, with anticipa- tion of a formal team next year. Suffi- cient facilities and coaches are availa- ble; all that’s needed is the approval of the Board of Education. Knowing they would receive no rec- ognition or awards for their efforts and no guarantee there would ever be a team, the dedicated club members prac- ticed two hours every day. T. Rhylic, L. Fannon Pin ’Em to the Floor 154 155 Concheads 156 You, You, You, You, You No Ifs, Ands. or Buts! Lenctte Walters. Tammy Palmer. Sue Farrell 157 teamwork (tern werk) n.l. joint action by a group of people to make the work of the group successful and effective: All sports require teamwork even more than individual skill. PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Barker Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Breining Mr. and Mrs. Fred Butterfield Mr. and Mrs. William Cottle Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Facer Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Ferreri Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Gabriel Mr. and Mrs. Ron Gustaitis Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Hastings Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hatzis Mr. and Mrs. John J. Horan Paula Kolasa Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kolasa John and Karen Kosko Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lipeles and Family Mrs. Jean Loveland Mr. and Mrs. Donald Maloney Masuk High School Chess Club |M Wishes from Monroe ecor Rev. and Mrs. Luther C. Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Poppe Mr. and Mrs. David Strong Swerdtle Stamp Mr. and Mrs. Weicker Wentworth and Link Agency Pat White WMNR88.I FM Dylan and Jaime Edward, Jeanne, Maureen, Megan, I Heather and Stan, July 3, 1983 Leonard said, Ow, that Ring-Ding hurt, Scotty! Long live the grand imperial wimp, FIGIT, Trish. The Hockey Team wishes the Best to Its Seniors. Wishing our classmates all the best, with love, the Tunas. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Foster Congratulations to the Class of '79 The Media Staff: B. Barlia, M. Supei, I. Foster, C. Neidermeier Mya and Lee Alexander Mackiewicz Monroe Trumball Gymnastic Club Mrs. Dorothy Brown Joseph Crisanti Anne, Bryna, Daniel, ancTJames 161 THE VITRAMON FOUNDATION, INCORPORATED As a responsible member of its community, Vitramon, Incorporated established The Vitramon Foundation, Incorporated in 1962. The Foundation provides financial assistance to worthy organizations, including educational institutions. Three scholarship programs have been established to encourage students from five area high schools to further their education in the science, business and research fields. The Senior Science Award has been presented to the outstanding science student at each high school since 1962. The Eleanor F. Moore Award is presented to high school juniors who intend to pursue a business career. The Barton L. Weller Scholarship was initiated in 1977. This $4000 scholarship award is presented to one area high school senior, based upon the completion of a six month independent research project. Vitramon, Incorporated, manufacturer of electronic components, is dedicated to developing student aptitudes and offers these awards as an incentive for higher education, and in recognition of achievemer 1978 MASUK HIGH SCHOOL WINNEI Toni Jane Licciardi — Eleanor F. Moore Award Edward G. Chapman — Senior Science Award Winner EMDFOI ,U E0 SIMIE ()SfV)C.l4 ToviT) Driveways Si eiJolKs 'facySio Lo+s Teoo 5 Court5 Septic Tqo i Tos-taila+ior) TtepOirS Q96 Ciear}. «£ qv)b - Grav-e — Topsoil Servieb mory° fc r Orer 30 years 30 v oopp3ivmooro«. YrionrOC, Cono Tj ricLaU Stowe. Co. ' 7lo4orf o4i oDeli v-c r( € s burner 6 erv) i ct. s3 rnooroe +pKe. 3(o?-3o 5 BUflHEh BflmO guilders of Awencos CnesA on- o«. Dato Termina! 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If you could use some ideas to help you plan your career, write to: Career Education General Electric Fairfield, CT 06431 100 years of Progress for People GENERAL ) ELECTRIC 175 Congratulations from your yearbooK photographer We hope you will Continue to thinK of uS LORING STUDIOS New England's Leading Portrait Wedding and Yearbook Photographers 177 Alderman, Darlene Ann, Tuna . 2s Gorges l.n .July 11. 1961, Swim Team 1. 2. 3, Track Team I, 2, 3. I. Student Council 2. National Honor Society 3. 4. Make Up C rew 3, From Committee 3. Yearbook — Ad Coordinator 3, Or Editor 4. AFS 3. 4. Audubon Society Internship V Outing Club 4, Dance Committees 2, , 4, Honor Court 3, Mom Improved Player in Track 1976, Mcm «ties Anderson, Bun H., 19 Hcmkxk In . Nov. 11. 196! Anderson. Mark N.t 33 Israel Hill Rd. Feb 16. 1961 Andrasko, Gary Richard, Raider”. 447 Pepper St.. Sept. 11,1961, Chorus 2, 3.4. Madrigals 2, 3. 4. Thes- pian Society 2. 3, Social Studies Club 3, 4. Music Honor Award. Who's Who in Music, Best Supporting Actor, Our Natural Harth Andrejezyk. Mar)’ Theresa, 46i Hammenown Rd.. March 3, 1961, Ecology Club 1. Yearbook 3, Child- Care Internship 3 Award 3. Skating. Swimming Anazalone, Alfred, 118 Pastors Walk. Feb. 12, 1901 Backer, Richard A., 628 Him St., Feb 7, i96i. Chess Team 1.2. 3.4. AFS 4, MRA 3, Social Studies Club 3. 4. Internship. Class President 1. Who’s Who Among American High Sch x l Students. Grateful Dead. Skiing. Cyi ling, You Bet Bailey, Jim M., 1 IS Pastors Walk. June II. 1961 Bajor, Bozena, 161 Old Newtown Rd. Mar 30. 1960. Balog, Michael, 9 Bradley Dr . June 4. 1961 Balogh, Stephanie, 321 Mtx se Hill Rd.. June 6, 1961 Baratz. Lauren Lise, Munchkin , 20 Mow Rd. July 6. 1962. Basketball — Captain 1. Student Govern- ment Association - secretary, treasurer I. English and French Awards 1. Smiles. Rosie Boa Constrictors. Barberio, Karen L, 288 Cutlers Farm Rd .July 16. 1961, Field Hex key 1. Basketball 1. Partying, music. Barhin, Colette Marie, 3i Redcoat Ln .junc 18. 1961. Usher's Guild I, 2, 3, 4, Make-Up Crew 2, 3, Music. Basilc, Jacqueline S., Jackie . 92 Sea Meadow Dr.. East Dennis, Mass. Feb. 27, 1961. Class Officer 2. Prom Committee 3, Newspaper 3. Spain France Tnp 3, Who's Who Among American High School Students. Pi a, ( ape Oxl. Freak Out , Still Crazy After all These Years. Basista, Marie, 4 LoisCir., Oct. 3, 1961, Town Hall Internship 4. Observation Wcck-Avco 3, Crafts Bassett. Craig A., Base . I71 Pastors Walk. Oct 10. 1961. Football 1.2. 3.4. Track 2. 3.4. Basta, Janice, Marie, Jan . 13 Oak Ridge Rd.. Aug 22, 1961, Junior Achievement 2. Bowling, music Baxter, Kerri, 6PatmarCir.. Feb 13. 1961 Beard, Cathy L., 462 Fan Hill Rd . Apr 1 3. 1961 Beardsley, Marsha L, 386 Moose Hill Rd.. Feb 10, 1961, Basketball I, 2, Partying Benedict, Jane E., 482 Purdy Hill Rd., June 26, 1961 Basketball 1,2, 3. Usher's Guild 1, 2, 3,4, AFS 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Team 2. 3, 4. Social Studies Club 3. 4. National Honor Society 3.4. Swim Club 3. Bentley, Ellen Mae, 3 Surrey Ln., Nov. 9. 1961, Pom Pom Squad 2. 3, Internship 4. I'm as free as a bird and this bird you’ll never change ” — Lynyrd Skynyrd Berger, Dawn, 696 Wheeler Rd .Jan 7. 1961, AFS 2, 3, 4. Class Treasurer 2, 3. Make-Up Crew 2, 3. Masuk Free Press 3. Internship 3, Honor Court 3 Woodsttxk, Code R . One for . green grass and High Tides Forever Bernstein, Michelle. ’’Mich.’’ is School St . July 11. 1961, Chorus 1, Sing-Out Monrex:. Make-Up Crew 3, EMT. Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents. Music, swimming. Blaskewicz, Richard, 381 Wheeler Rd., Oct. 3. 1961 Block, Trudy, 66 East Village Rd.. Sept 11, 1961 Bloom, Roberta Christine, 14? Old Newtown Rd . July 3. 1961, National Honor Stxicty 2, 3. 4. Math Team 2. 3. 4. Social Studies Club 3,4. Track 1. 2, 3.4. — Captain 2, 3, Cross Country 2, 3. 4. Track Team s Most Outstanding Performer 3. National Merit Letter of Com- mendation. Running Bobilin, Patricia Ann, Trish”, 27 Whitewood Dr. May 12. 1960. Yearbook 4. WMNR 3. 4. D J and Program Director for WMNR. Media 3. 4. Photography 3.4, Listening and talking about Music. Bond, Jennifer, Anne, Bit . 432-2 Main St . Jan. 3. 1961, Veterinary Internship 4. Horseback riding, party- ing, work. Booth, Dawn Alicia, Big I)’’. Botsford Hill Rd.. Newtown. Mar 1, 1961 John, Vermont. Hunting, Bears. 4-Wheelin’. Brackett, Andy, 304 Pepp St.. Oct 20. 1961. Lisa, riding motorcycles, snowmobiling. Breining, Susan Elizabeth, Felix 40 Wayne Rd., Nov. 18. 1961. Yearbook 3, 4, Stage Crew 4, Make- Up Crew 3. 4, Ring Dance Committee 2, St Vincents Internship 3, Graphics Internship 4, Certificate for Out standing Art Student. Art. poetry. Ixd Zeppelin, Roger Dean and my friends, As it was then again it shall be. for though the course may change sometimes rivers always reach the sea” — Ijc Zeppelin Brown, Lawrence E., «7 High Ridge Dr .June 2 1960, Football 1,2. 3,4, Track 1,2, 3 Brown. Mary April, 67 Pastors Walk, July 24. 1961. Thespian Society 2. 3, 4. Plays 1, 2. .3, Pom Pom Squad 3. MRA 4, Voice of Democracy Contest .3, Best Actress Award 1978, Who's Who in Music, Rain, castles. Julia”. Really?!” Bruzas, Lisa, 37 Greenfield Hill Rd.. July 24. 1961, Why he had to go, I don’t know, he wouldn’t say 1 did something wrong, now 1 long for yesterday. — The Beatles Buckley, Maureen Ann, Tincc”. loo Jockey Hollow Rd.. Dee 12, 1961. Field Hockey 2, Pom Pom Squad 3, 4. Co-Captain 4. Plays 3, Vibes-I.itcrary Maga- zine 3. Latin Certificate. Father time catches us playing the game of life and when we’re not looking lie some- times moves the pieces so when we come hack we find the things we knew are up and gone now”. Buday, Lauren Louise. Laur . 12 Woodlawn Rd., Oct. 31, 1961. FBI.A 1, 2, Newspaper 3. Kevin Rhudy. Burr, Noreen Ann, Nor . 112 Cutlers Farm Rd . May 30. 1961. FBI.A 2, 3. Newspaper 3. Having a good time Butkovsky, Michael Gregor)', Buts , 44 Far Horizon Dr.. Mar. 18. 1961. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1.2.3.4, Girls, Heincken, Basketball Butler. Elizabeth C, 7 Ridgewood Dr . Jan 21. 1961. Byrd, Theresa Ann, Terry . 6238 Woodbury Rd . Boca Raton. Fla.. Nov 8. 1961. FBI.A I, 2. 3. MBC 1. 3. Field Hockey I. 2, 3. Class Officer 1. Nothing’s for cer- tain. It could always go wrong. Come in when it's rain- ing, VP out when it’s gone.” — Grateful Dead. Cafora, Torn P., 63? Wheeler Rd.. June 27. 1961 Being a beach bum, Joci, Thank You! Campopiano, Glenn, 23 Bugg Hill Rd., Aug 1?. 1961 Carpenter, John, si Ripton Ridge Rd.. Oct 23. 1961 178 Carroll, Bob, 358 Crosshill R 1. Apr 6. 1961. Has kahili 1. Baseball I,Golf 2. 3.4, Flaying pool Cartisano, Chris, n Jockey Hollow Rd. Mav 19, 1961. Caterson, Gregg, «3 Ban Rd, Aug. i. 1961. Caulfield, Mark John, C rawfish . 55 (.ay I3 )wcr Rd.. Feb. 8. 1961. Misuk Wireless Society 3. HMS, Ccr tified EMT Cedergren, Robert A., 'Bob . 300 Teller Rd. Aug. 30, 1961, F.MS, Certified KMT Chacho, Daniel, 29Johnson PI., Apr 16.1961. Charlesworth, Carol A., 201 Wheeler Rd., Nov 27, 1961. Music, partying. Charlton, Jeffrey R., Chap . 47 Woodlawn Rd.. May 18. 1961, Varsity Baseball 3. 4, Varsity Ice Hockey 1, 2. 3. 4, — Assistant captain 3 — Captain 4. Ret Basket- ball 1. 2. American High School Athlete 3, Trophy for Mom Improved Hockey 2. Chattier, Erie, 23 Georges bn., Apr 20.1961. Chilinski, Mike, 18 Brooksidc Ter .June 7, 1961 Christo, Diane Marie, 21 Grccnwotxl Dr. Apr 16. 1961. Usher's Guild 3, FBI.A 3, Secretary 4. Prom Committee .3. Ciamei, Debbie Louise, Shmeby , 4 Fernwood Rd . Dec. 10, 1961, Field Hotkey 2. 3, 4. Basketball Man ager 2, 3. 4. Track 2, 3. Usher's Guild 1, 2, 3, 4. National Honor Society 3, 4. Expo 1. Bucky Dent. Cowboy Hats. Weekends Connors, Shawn, 10 Saxony Dr .June 19. 1961 Corbett, Robert Louis, Bob , n-2 Judd Rd , June 9,1961, Band 1,2. 3,4. Money, Trucks. Women. Corfey, Larry R., Corf”, 117 Lantern Dr. Dec 7. I960, Football 1. Band 1,2, 3, Girls. Mu helob. Cosacchi, Dorothy Joyce, Dorth . 37 Flint Ridge Rd.. March 24. 1961, Checrleadmg 3. 4. Domestic Exchange, Treasurer 2, Band I, 2. Marching band 1. 2, Class V-President l. Homecoming Float Committee 1. Track 1. 2, 3. Tennis Manager I, Hospital Internship, Fashion Internship. Gong Show 3. Make-Up Crew 1. Craig. Cottle, Laura Jean, Cots . 102 Gay Bower Rd. Nov. 11.1961, Field Hockey 2, 3,4. Track 2. 3, Girls Bas- ketball Mgr 3. Masuk Panther 4. Gong Show 3. Ex|x I, Homecoming and Spirit Day Activities 3. 4. Jackson Browne Peanut Butter, cowboy hats, Johnny. If only for one stolen moment we will live forever, Jackson Browne Cottle. Linda Jane, Lin , 102 Gay Bower Rd., Nov II, 1961. Field Hockey 2. 3,4. Girl’s Track Mgr 2. 3. Gong Show 3. Class Historian 4. Yearbook 3,4. Dance Committees 2, 3. 4. Banking Internship 4, Expo 1. Fresh- man Orientation 3, 1. 1978 Hartford Courant Scholastic Art Award. Homecoming. Spirit Day Activities 3. 4. Jackson Browne, cowboy hats, art As wc parted wc were laughing still as our goodbyes were said — Jackson Browne Crabbe, Ellen Lee, En”. 65 Downs Rd.. (Xt 23. 1961, My pet raccoon, partying and being with my boy- friend. Creaturo, Erie, l43Swcndson Dr.. July 10,1961. Crone, Susan, 5 Pine Tree Rd.Jan. 18.1962. Crosby, Bruce, i«i Bag bum Rd., May 27.1961 Csuka, Paul, 58 Ryegate Ter.. Dec. 22. 1961 Cullen, William Joseph. Culligan , 25 Stony Brtx k Dr .June 18. 1961. WMNR Station Mgr 2. 3. 4, Money. Cummings, Dawn Lynn, 115 Cross Hill Rd . (X t 17,1960, Career Internship — Banking 4, Forget it, just forget it. Partying, helping people out. working David, Stacey Robin, Stacc . 91 Swendson Dr.. Feb. 15. 1961, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Jaaz Band 2. 3, Chorus 3, Ja Chorus 3. Orcltcstra for plays 2, 3. All-Ct. Band 1.3. All-Eastern Band 4. S.W.-Ct. Band 1. 2. 3, SGB 1. Scxial Studies Club 3, 4. Student Government Day. Music, cooking Davis. Deborah, Diane, 485 Pepper St. Nov. 22. 1961, Partying, being with my boyfriend Dedufour, Charlie, 168 Wheeler Rd.. May 2.196! Dejulio, Lori Ann, Lor , 103 Greenwood Ln . Jan 16,1961. Dance, honors Mic hael Giaquinto, Disco Del bene, Gail, 23 Wood End Rd . Aug. 20,1961 Dcllaquilla, Michael, 6s Hillside Dr , Dee. 31. 1961 DeMayo, Mitchell. 132 Hammertown Rd., Aug 11,1961 Deveau, Janniccc, Catherine, Jan . 13 Jeanette St, Dec 4. 1961, Ring Dance Committee 2. Holly Hop Committee 3. Prom Committee 3. Make Up Crew 3. 4. Being with Luke! Devito, Darren, 11 Squire Rd., Sept 16.1961 DiCarlo, Peter Francis, 74 Maplcwcxxl Dr . Jan 13. 1961. Dunn, Gordon F., 7 High Ridge Dr., Aug 15. 1961, Football 1. 2. 3, 1. Basketball 1, Basketball Ret. 2, 3 Dvorak, Pamela Leah, Pam . 36HOldZoar Rd . Dec 28. I960, Spanish Club 1, Expo 2. X Prom Commit- tee 3, Snow Days, summer, panics Eck, Curt. 81 Downs Rd . Nov 9. I960 Ek, Barbara J., Grace , 141 Bagburn Rtl. Nov 29. 1960, Ski Club 2. 3, 4. Aide 1. FBI.A I. Yearbook I. Ski ing. being rowdy Elcs, Thomas. 127 Richards Dr., May 27. 196I Emmons, Robert, 26 Pastors Walk. July 9. IV6I Everlith, Mar)’ Lou, 3 Meadow Icr.. IXc 19. 1961. Child-Care Internship. Office Observation Week. Always being with Kent. Horses Facer, David E., 114 Flint Ridge Rd.. IX 10. i960 Feldman, Jeff Michael, 79 Far Horizon Dr. Nov- 16. 1961, Domestic Exchange 2. Rc Basketball 2 Fensore, Ralph Jr., is Arbor Rd. Apr ih. 1901 Ferris, Robert, 42 Valley View Dr, Nov 24. I960 Ferro, Joseph, Joe . 49 Quarry Ridge Rd.. IXc IV 1960, Soccer 2. 3. Skiing Findlay, Susan Ci., Tuna . 28 Lynn Dr. Sept 12. 1961, SGB 1. MRA 2. Internships 3. 4, Thespian Sextety 3. 4. AFS 3, 4. — Pres. APS 4, Outing Club 4, Yearbook Ad Coordinator 4. Tennis Mgr. 2. Ushers (hiild 2, 3. Dance Committees 1, 2. 3. 4. Homecoming Clown 4. Award for Outstanding Achievement in Se w ing 3 Findlay, Ward T., 28 Lynn Dr, Sept 16. I960. Fisher, Michael R.. Fish”, 257 Guinea Rd . July 13, 1961. Soccer 2. 3. 4. Track 3. Weekends. Bruce Springsteen 179 Fleming, Jo-Ellen, 45 Guinea Rd.. May 5, 1961. Counseling Internship, MBC Dooby . Hawaii, Ocean. Flower, Cynthia L, 265 Pastors Walk. Aug. 27, 1961. Fortin, Chris, 3 Sherwood PI., Sept 9, 1961. Franzino, Joseph J., 15 Patmar Cir . May 2.1961. Fraser, Deborah Ruth, ”Debbie , 664 Elm St., Aug. 8, 1961, Junior Achievement 4. Usher’s Guild 1, Stage Crew 3. Make-Up Crew 3. Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Frate, Miles, 32 Hillside Dr., Feb. 28, 1961. Gaffney, Patricia Ann, Patty , 563 Wheeler Rd. Mar. 10.1961. Honors, Disco Dancing, Skating, an. Gallace, Barry, 124 Greenwood Ln , Aug. 31. 1961. Garrity, Jim, 292 Elm St. July 9. 1961, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, — Captain 4, Cross Country 1, 2, Track and Field 2. 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Honor Usher 3, Var- sity M-Student Rep. 4, Football Statistician 2, 3, 4, Class Pres. 4. National Merit Scholar, Ct. State Scholar, Math Award 3, Science Award 3, Hoops, Hops and Happi- ness. GattO, Dom L., Gates , 466 Hattenown Rd., Jan. 24,1961. Hotkey 3.4, Money. Gcrgely, Eric, 79 0akwood Dr.. Sept. 29, 1961. Gilbert, Karen Ann, 6 Cedar Ter., Dec 20.1961, Girl’s Varsity Tennis 1, Cosmotology Internship. Andy. Gillette, Mark, 94 Hiram Hill Rd.. Dec. 24, I960. Gombas, Lynn Dianne, 37 Belle Vale St., Oct. 18, 1961, Cheerleading 1,2, 3, Nurses Aide Internship 4. Class Queen 3, Charlie, ozone . Bahamas Goncalves, Fran, 742 WUdwood Ln.. Aug. 18, 1961 Graham, Scott, 34 Wiltan Dr, May 15,1961. Gray, Mary, 10 Hill Side Ln., Aug 5,1961. Hanock, Joan D., Jodie”, 17 Northwood Rd., July 17. 1961. Boy’s Track Mgr. 2. Girl’s Track 3 Tom, spring Hansen, Irene, 59 Far Horizon Dr..June 30,1961. Hare, Brian, 43 Stony Brook Dr., Jan 16. 1961. Hayden, Laura Ann, Laur”. 17 Blake Rd.. Apr. 6. 1961, PBLA 3, 4, Business Award 3. High Honor Award 3, Reading, crocheting, piano, tennis, kittens, puppies Hearn, Lorraine E., 11 Fresh Meadow Rdjan. 5, 1961, Yearbook 1, Make-Up Crew l, 2. Plays 3, Play Props 2, 3. Partying, music, friends. Heiney, Greg, 114 Hammertown Rd.. May 29, 1961. Hickey, John Robert, Hick , 47 Turkey Roost Rd.. Nov. 17. I960. FBLA 1, 2. 3, Tennis 2, Internship 2, Good company. Hinman, Jeffrey Robert, Jeff . 190 Hammer town Rd.. May 14, 1961, My ’62 Starfire. Music of the 50’s, Those memories that linger in your heart . . .” Elvis. Horan, John J., 72 Blue Hills Rd., Oct. 13. 1961, Cross-Country 2, 3,4, — Captain 4, Track 2. 3, 4, — Cap- tain 4, Indoor Track 2, 3, 4, — Captain 4. Hornak, Robert S., 44 East Village Rd . July 31. 1961, Cross Country 4, Track 3, 4, Winter Track 3. 4. Water skiing, camping, swimming, beach, ice skating, Girls. Howden, Gary. 24 Windsor Rd., Jan. 22,1961. Hubbard, Laura Jeanne, 574 Cutlers Farm Rd., Sept. 19, 1961, Chorus 1, 2, 4, Madrigals 4, Jazz Chorus 3, 4, Masuk Free Press 3, Hiking Club 3.4, AFS 4. Counsel- ing Internship 3, Plays 3, Yearbook 3. Honor 'Court 3. The beach, freedom, music and sanction, Choose your own ground.” Jarratt, David, Dave”, 3703 Maple Park Court, King wood, Texas. Feb. 11, 1961. AFS 2, 3, 4, Tennis Team 2, 3, 4, Masuk Cycle 2, 3, Band 2, Domestic Exchange 3, Social Studies Club 3, 4. Soccer 3, 4. Hunt- ing, Biking, tennis Success in any venture is just the intelligent application of failure.” — Maxi Anderson Johnson, Chris A., 62 Elaine Dr . Aug 1, 1961, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, Concert Band 1, 2. Stage Band 1, Spanish Club 1. 2, National Honor Soci- ety 3, 4. Honor Usher 3, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Oklahoma Sooners, Steve Martin. Johnson, Teresa Ann, Terric”, June 5, 1961. Varsity Field Hockey 1, 2, 3. 4. Varsity Basketball 3. 4. Varsity Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, J.V Basketball 1, 2, EMT. Physical Therapy Internship, National Honor Society 3, 4, Honor Court 3, Chorus. Climb high, climb far, your goal the sky, your aim the star.” Jordan, Victoria Ann, Vicki ”, 39 Pastors Walk. Nov. 24, 1961, Field Hockey 3, Tennis 2, 3. Yearbook — Underclassman Editor 3, Co-Editor 4. Usher’s Guild 2. 3, Prom Committee 3, AFS 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Honor Court 3, Vet. Internship 3, Tom. Doritos, egg and pepper grinders I never want to be more than a touch away from where you arc.” Junkins, Ken, 121 Wheeler Rd.July 15,1960. Jurman, Lisa Jean, Tuna. Betty Jean ”, 142 Old Tannery Rd., Sept 1. 1961, Concert. Marching Band I, 2. 3, 4, Chorus 2, 4, Jazz Band and Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Band Treas., Mgr. 4, Thespian Society 2, 3, 4, — Trcas. 3. Out- ing Club 3. 4, AFS 4, Yearbook 4. Music Award 3, Plays 2, 3, Make-Up Crew 1, 2, 3, Gong Show 3, Variety Show 4, Expo 1, 2, 3, Riunite on ice. Little-kids, Tunas, cngolf- ing, Ding-Donging, Fearless Foursome and then some. But what about the baby? It’s due in March!” Kadric, Shawn, 210 East Village Rd., Oct 27, 1961. Kansky, William B., ’’Billy the Greek”, 62 Brooksidc Dr.. Apr. 7, 1961. Photography 1, 2. Jai Alai, Card shark. Kaplita, Joan Elizabeth, 5 School St., Apr. 4, 1961. Social Studies Club 3, Math Team 2, National Honor Society 2. 3, 4, Class V -Pres. 2, Pres. 3, Treas. 4, Dance and Homecoming Activities 4, Honor Court 3, Outstanding Jr. Girl, The secret of happiness is enjoy- ing the passage of time.” J. Taylor. Kasper, Sonya Jill, 104 Sentry Rd., May 28. 1961, Chcerleading 1, 2 Katz, Mark Anthoney, Kitty”, 59 Harvester Rd.. Oct. 22, 1961, Cross Country 1, 2. 3, 4. Winter Track 1. 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain Cross Country 3. 4. Capt. Winter Track 3. 4, Capt Spring Track 3,4. Keller, Susan Mary, 65 w Maiden Ln.. Dec 18. 1961, Field Hockey 1. 2, Varsity Cheerleading 3. 4. Var- sity Track, Co-Captain 2, 3, Class Pres. 3, Class Historian 3, Homecoming Queen 4, Who’s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students 3, Prom Committee 3. Highest Achievement Physical Ed. 3, Summer, smiles, southern- ers. Kelly, Coreen, 83 Hattertown Rd.. May 21.1960. Kennelly, Karen Lee, Kennell , 47 Stony Brwk Dr., Oct. 6, 1961, Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, — Co-Captain 3.4, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2. Track and Reid 3,4. National Honor Society 3, 4, Honor Court 3. Life is not to be endured, but enjoyed. Hubert H. Humphrey Knecht, Jeanne Ann, 234 Cutlers Farm Rd.. Dec 18. 1961. Partying, my stereo, 4-Wheelin’, The Outlaws, summertime. Knecht, Judy Lynn, 234 Cutlers Farm Rd.. Dec 18, 1961, Andy, summer, Rolling Stones. Koch, Susan, 16 Windsor Rd . Oct. 23.1961. 180 Kolasa, Andrea Sue, 7 Hemlock Ln., Mar. 26. 1961, Varsiry Tennis Team 1, 2, Junior Posr Writer 2. 3, Uslxrr’s Guild 1. 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Make-Up Crew 2, 3, Expo 1, 2, 3. Yearbook — Senior Class Editor 4, Spain-France Trip 3. National Honor Society 2, 3. 4, Honor Court 3. High Honor Award 3. Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Travel, shop- ping, music, tennis, ESPANA! Koneff, Douglas, 7 Georges Ln., Sept 22, 1961. Krajeik, Stephen, 169 Monroe Rd, Oct 5,1961. Labak, Suzanne Jean, Sweets”, 87 Knorr Rd.. July 13, 1961, Field Hockey 2, 3. Thespian Society 3. 4. Usher’s Guild 1, 2, 3, Chorus 2, Plays 3, Yearbook 4, Music, Tutt, Bread. Lacey, Thomas M., 13 Capital Ln .July 24.1961. Larkin, Sandra Marie, Lark , 806 Main St.. May 23. 1961. Plays I, 2. 3, Thespian Society 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, Madrigals 3. Peer Counseling 2, Intcrarts 4. National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist, Don’t dream it, be it.” Lawson, George, 167 Pastors Walk. Mar. 12,1961 Lawson, Josephine Ursula, Josic”, 36 Blake Rd., Apr. 20, 1961, Thespian Society 2. V.-Pres. 3, — Board of Directors 4. Outing Club 3. 4, Vibes Editor 3, Internship recognition, Horses. Drama. Intimate Rela- tionships. Honesty. Lazor, George J., Laz”. 15 Bugg Hill Rd , Mar. 27. 1961, Baseball I. 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Track 1, Baseball, Girls, Heincken Lees, Richard W. Jr., Rick ”, 62 Harvester Rd . Sept. 13.1961, Tennis 2. 3. Skiing, cars. Leigh, Michelle, 93 Williamsburg Dr . Jan. 7, 1961. Lewis, Robert, 21 Crescent PI., May 30, I960 Lian, Vicki, lOOakridge Rd., Nov 23, 1961. Licciardi, Toni Jane, 34 Jockey Hollow Rd , July 29, 1961, FBLA 4. Girl’s Track Mgr. 2, Internship 2. The Eleanor F. Moore Business Award-Vitramon 3. Linley, David, 133 Elm St., Nov. 9, i960 Lipnickas, Joseph, 4 Forest Rd., May 10, I960. Lippi, Lisa, 42 Chalk Hill Rd , Jan 23,1962 Lopez, Chuck, 29 Blue Hills Rd., Sept. 20, I960 Macey, Kim, 45 Crestwood Rd . July 16,1961. Mackey, Margaret Peggy, Mac”, 63 Cutlers Farm Rd., Masuk Free Press 4, Ron, parrying, Florida Ron, ya better be home early tonight so we can go out!” Magoulas, Charles M., Chuck’’, 223 Pastors Walk, Aug. 3, 1961. Football 1.2, 3, 4. Baseball 1. 2. 3, 4. Wrestling 1, Intramurals, WCC Punter, Bridgeport Post Honorable Mention Punter. Football Capt. 4. Mahard, Chris, 6 Moss Rd, Aug. 30, i960 Mahoney, Susan Marie, Sue”, 9 Patmar Cir., Cheerleading 2, FBLA 2, Journalism 3, Dave. Marinaccio, Mark, 107 Forest Rd. Aug 4, i960 Martin, Don, 438 Elm St.. May 20. i960. Massar, Steve, Steddy . 30 Longview Rd., June 7, 1961, Cross Country 1, 2, Track 1. 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Tri-Capt. 4, All-WCC 1st Team 77-78, All-State Honora- ble Mention Class M 77-78, Co-MVP Masuk Basketball Team 77-78, Eat the Corn, Juice Lips. Jake Diss Joe. Extremely rare, eat much, talk much, drink much, yes much! Matera, Laura, 42 Twinbrook Ter .June 30.1961 Mather, Robert James, Squirrel ”, 27 Knorr Rd.. Apr. 22, 1961. Power Mech 1.2, 3, Electronics 1. 2, Most Outstanding in Industrial Arts 3. Internship — FMT 2. Maycrnik, Debbie, 106 Richards Dr.. Apr 6. 1961. McCormick, Donna Marie, The Kid”. 17 Driftwood Rd., Jan. 26, 1961, Chorus 1. 2, Newspaper 2, Plays, Expo 1. Jim Plude, my mustang. McFarlane, Caroline, Brigitte, 266 Pepper St.. Feb. 6, 1962, Cross Country 3, Track 2, 3, Plays 1, Costume Designer 3. Outing Club 3. 4. Cycle Club 3, Social Stud- ies Club 3, 4, Best German Student 2. Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Nights. McLaughlin, Lorraine Mary, Ramc”, 466 Main St., Sept. 23, 1961. Parties Mcnnilli, Lisa Diane, 21 Plumer Ln., Nov 7, 1961, Cheerleading I, 2, Track 1, Andy, gymnastics. Dancing. Menta, Thomas, 83 Harvester Rd.. Apr. 18. 1961. Mesaros, Greg James, Mez”. 32 Hurd Ave, Nov. 28, 1961, Basketball 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3. Intramu- rals. Playing sports. P H Mcsko, John, P.O. Box 64. Aug. 3.1961. Michel, Ronald Raymond, Mouse”, 261 Elm Sr., Apr. 3, 1961. Grateful Dead, Peggy Modaffari, Marylec, Mar ”. 39 Cross Hill Rd.. Feb. 28, 15)62, Newspaper 4. Being happy, drawing Moldenhauer, Janda L., ’’Jan”. 73 William Henry Dr., Aug. 7. 15)61. Career Internships — Bpt Hos- pital 3, St. Joseph Manor 4. Monnier, Greg E., Du.'fu”. 34 Maplewood Dr., Aug. 27, 15)61, Newcomers Club 2, Pumping gas, grease. Montross, Theresa Rose, 63 Wells Rd.. May 31. 15 61, Thespian Society 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4. MRA 4, Pup- pies. I guess you had to be there.” Moore, Mary Jean, 16 Har cscer Rd. Nov 21. 15)61, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1. 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1. 2, National Honor Society 2. 3, 4. Honor Court 3, Intramurals 1. Morano, Lisa Ann, 19 Winthrop PL, Mar 4,1961, Cosmotology Internship 2. Field Hotkey I, Softball I. Cutting hair, Todd. Morris, Judy Marie, 113 Wells Rd, Feb 16, i%i. Varsity Tennis 3, 4, Newcomers Club 2, 3. — Pres. 3, Makc-UpCrcw 3. Being with friends. Murphy. Jacqueline, 30 Knorr Rd. Apr 20.1961. Ncmcrgut, Stephen Patrick, Steve . 3 Brook- side Trail, Oct 28, 15)61. Honor Usher 3, Honor Roll, Marie, being myself, fencing, roller skating, bowling, partying Oakes, Cynthia O., Cindy ”. 467 Barn Hill Rd.. Dec. 3, 15)61. AFS 2. 3, 4, Plays 2. Make-Up Crew 3. Honor Court 3, Code R; . . all'n all. ..; you aren't anyone until you do what you want to do.’’ Ober, Kimberly A., Kim'”. 33 Williamsburg Dr, Sept. 5.1961 O’Leary Maureen, Mo . 88 Maplewood Dr., Dec 8, 15)61, Field Hockey 1, 2. 3, 4, — WCC Allstar 1st Team 77. MVP 3, Softball 1.2. 3,4, Basketball Mgr. 2. 3, National Honor Society 3, 4. Intramurals 1. Usher’s Guild I. EMS, Yearbook 4, Honor Court 3 Kiss today goodbye . and point me toward tomorrow — A Chorus Line Julian Olsen, Mark S., 31 Brookside Dr, July 17, 1961, Softball Mgr 3, WMNR 1. 2. 3, Yearbook 4. Outing Club 4, Seriously! Palmer, Tammy Jean, 28 Far Horizon Dr , Jan 23, 1961, Intramurals I, Field Hockey Mgr. 2, Track 2. 3, Basketball Mgr I, 2. National Honor Society 2, 3. 4. Honor Court 3. Lain I Award, National l-atin Hxam — 2nd FI What appears to be the end may really be a new beginning Pastor, Ann Marie, 47 Autumn Dr.,June 24, 1961 Paul, Dee Ann, Tuna’ , 11 Wayne Rd.. June 22. 1%I, Band 1, 2. 3. 4, Track 1. 2, Make-1 'y Crew 2, 3, Thespian Society 3. Prom Committee 3, Gong Show 3. HMT Internship 3, AFS 3. 4. Outing Club 3. 4, Yearbook — Ad Coordinator 4. Nurse's Aide Internship 4, Who’s Who Among Music Students in America, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Skiing, hiking. “A Inend is to be taken with his faults.” Pekar, Susan, 11 Williams Dr., May 10. 1961- Pendagast, Thomas, 208 Cutlers Farm Rd . Apr 21, 1961, Grateful Dead, partying What a long strange trip it’s been. Pierce, Alan, 38 Church St.. Feb. 6. 1961 Pineau, Michael, 371 Webb Or Jan 3, 1961 Pisano, Brian Kenneth, Pizan , 231 Barn Hill Rd.. May 12, 1961. Soccer 3. 4. Working on cars, out- doors Plude, Jim, 31 Plumer Ln., Apr 3,1961 Polonsky, David P., 27 Farmview Rd., Dee 26, 1961, Skiing Poppa, David, 78 Far Horizon Dr., Mar 22. I960 Poppa, Donald, 78 Far Horizon Dr.. Feb 21.1962 Portocarrero, Andrew J., Porto . 27 Greenfield Hill. July 13, 1961. Football 1.2. 3.4. — Capt 1.4. Track 1, 2, 3. 4, — Capt 4, Class V.-Pres 4. Grand Marshall 3, All-State Honorable Mention Football. Post ('lass A” 1st Team I efcnsc. All-WCC Briggs 1st Team. Offense, defense. Coaches Award 3 Portocarrero. Donna, 160 Wheeler Rd., Mar 19. 1961. Post. Joelle. 420 Moose Hill Rd.. Aug 28,1961 Poulin, Andrew, 28 Stony Brook Dr., Sept 1 , 1961. Po vek, MaryEllen, P0 .608 Fan Hill Rd.. Feb. 2. 1961, Karly graduate, Richie, partying, concerts, musit. crocheting, tennis Prall, Anthony, 22 Carnage Dr.. Aug 8, 1961 Prendergast, Kathleen, 324 Guinea Rd . June 7, 1961. Purdy, Collean, 373 Cross Hill Rd., Oct 29. 1961 Renza, Cynthia Marie, Cm , n Lynn Dr., May 13, 1961, Gymnastics 1. 2. 3, 4. Masuk Free Press 4. Class Queen 2. My Camaro, Mickey Mouse The way to a friend’s house is never too long Rhudy, Thomas, 18 Wayne Rd., Feb 13.1961 Rissolo, Colin, 38 Bugg Hill Rd . Feb 6, 1961. Rodriguez, David Francisco, Rod , 11 Paemar Dr.. Feb. 27, 1961, Soccer 1, 2. 4, Hockey 1. 2, 3. 4. — Capt 3, 4, Basketball Rcc , Riunitc, girl’s anatomy Rose, Jeffrey, 23 0akwood Dr . June 3, 1961. Rowell, Charlotte, 38 Hiram Hill Rd. July 9, 1961. Row'ell, David Matthew, Dave . 301 Pepper St.. May 22, 1961. Drama 1.2, 3. Soccer 2, Cycle Club 1, 2. 3, AFS 3. Youth Tutoring Youth Program 3. Intern ship 3. MR A 3. 4. Social Studies Club 3, 4. Bel. of Dircc tors Thespian Society 4. MRA Chairman 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students. High Honor Award 3 A good friend, a bottle of wine, and a blazing fire. Ruel, Alicia Claire, 73 Ridgedale Rd .July 3, 1961. Cheerleading 1. 2, 3. Class Secretary 4. National Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Usher’s Guild 1, 2. 3. Honor Court 3, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Honor Roll Good things come to those who wait Sacknoff, Carol Diane, 666 Monroe Tpke. Aug 2, 1961, Outing Club 3, 4, Sing-Out Monroe. Ecology Club 1, Field Hockey 2, Junior Achievement 3, Hiking Life is Rough!” Sahlcy, Ahmed, 10 Shelton Rd., Mar 11, 1961 Sahlin, Gail E., 63 Far Horizon Dr . July 4. 1961, FBLA Treas. 3. 4. 1 believe in the sun even When it i . not shining 1 believe in love even When I am alone. I believe in.God even When He is silent Salman, Karen Elaine, 11 Oakwood Dr . Oct ir. 1961, Varsity Checrlcading 3. FBI.A 1, Law Career Internship 4. With all its sham, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world Be careful and strive to be happy Desiderata Samuel man, David, 84 Hurd Ave., Mar 21,1961 Scanlin, Mary K., 613 Monroe Tpke . Apr 23. 1961, Prom Committee 3. Dance Committee 1. 2. 3. Homecoming Activities 2. Skiing. Scanlon, Timothy, 18 High Ridge Dr . Oct 13. 1960 Schaff, Timothy. 78 Pepper St.. Oct. 12. 1961 Scinto, David, 173 Guinea Rd . May 3,1961 Scoppc, Catherine AnncManc, Cathy , 103 Sycamore Dr . Oct. 11, 1961, Thespian Society 1, 2, 3. Newspaper 4. Plays — Co-Student Director 2, 3 Shelton, Lisa A., 103 Barn Hill Rd , Nov 13. 1961. Field Hockey 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4. Softball 1, 2, 3. National Honor Society 3. 4. HMT, Physical Therapy Internship, Most Valuable Pitcher 3 Sherwood, Susan M., Sue . 231 Guinea Rd. July 11, 1961. F.MS, Softball 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3. Field Hockey 2, 3. 4. EMT, Police Dept Internship. National Honor Society 3,4, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Mark and spring Shuhis, Don, 33 Ripton Ridge, Apr 24. 1961. Simmons, Kevin, 31 Wayne Rd . Apr 7,1961 Sinclair, Mark Frcdric, 113 Bagburn Rd . Apr 3. 1961. Track 3. Avco-I.yioming Internship 3, Amateur Radio Operators Club I, 2. Junior Achievement 3, 4. Ski- ing, weekends Slatcher, Cindie, 18 Meadowvicw Ter., May 16. 1961 Slosser, Thomas, 89 Osborn Ln., Nov 19, 1961 Smith, Geoffrey, 13 Sherwood PI . Dee. 11. 1961 Sniffen, Heather Anne, 738 Monroe Tpke . Apr 19. 1961, Stage Crew 2, 3. Plays 2. 3. Thespian Society, Band 1, 2. 3. Concert Band 1.2. 3, 4, Float Committee 2. 3, AFS 2, 3. 4, Social Studies Club 5. 4. Internship 3. Track 3, 4. Significant Achievement in Art 3. Horses, Bkxk Island. Sobeck, Joy, 43 Whitewood Dr., Sept 1961. Soltez, Bill, 101 Osborn Ln . Apr 26. 1961. Spangenberg, Susan, 1113 Monroe Tpke . Oct. 3. 1961 182 Squires, Bruce, Kevin, •Mouse. 309 Fan Hill Rd.. Nov. 23. I960, Track I, 2, Basketball 1. 2, Soccer 1. 2, 3, 4, — Capt 1. 2, -1. Masuk Free Press — Lit Ed. 3,4. Yearbook — Lie Ed , 4. Chorus I, 2. Spanish Club 1, Mass Communications Internship 3, Flannel shirts, women, soccer, Molsens Ale Stassi, Joe Charles, 396 Fan Hill Rd.. May 6. 1961 Stevens, Stan, 232 East village Rd.. Nov. 5. 1961 Stewart, Joyce, 33 Meadow Brexjk Dr.. Sept 22. 1961. Stilson, Bret, 6? Bart Rd . Feb 19,1961 Stough, Tina, 246 Turkey Roost Rd., Nov 28.1961 Stroz, Terrence, 45 Wayne Rd .July 30. 1961 Sugawara, Koki, 93. Holly PI. Sullivan, Mark, 324 Carder Rd.Jan. 31,1961. Super, Wendy, 60 Hawthorne Dr.. Aug. 12.1961. Surace, Jill Marie, 39 Captains Hill Rd., Aug. 29, 1961, Spain France Trip 3, Honors in typing and Spanish. AI Takach, Disco, Spanish Swascy, Karen A., 32 Countryside Dr.. Sept. 19. 1961, Band 1. 2. 3, 4. Jazz Band 2, 3, Girl's Track 2. 3. 4, Math Team 2, 3.4, Social Studies Club 3. 4, Orchestra for Plays 3. National Honor Society 3,4 Szalay, Susan, 23 Ryegate Ter.. Feb. 22. 1961 Talbot, Mary, 237 Spring Hill. Rd.. Aug 12. 1961. Tartaglia, Anthony, 168 Cross Hill Rd.. Apr. 8. 1961. Thibault, Rita Jean, Rif. 88 West Maiden Ln., Mar 21. 1961. FB1.A 1, 2, Pete Pagano. Thicsscn, Mark, 30 Maplewood Dr . Mar. 6. 1961. Tilly, Petronella Mary, Petra . Brook Farm. Buckfastlcigh, Devon, Mar 21, 1962. AFS 4. Ycarbcx k 4. W'carning tatty old jeans Torielli. Elizabeth, Liz . 644 Wheeler Rd.. Mar 7, 1961, Bruce Stangl Trombetta, John, 336 Shelton d.. Jan. 4.1962. Tuoti, Janice Carol, Jan. Totes’ . 87 Jockey Hol- low Rd .July 10. 1961, Chccrlcading 1.2. 3, 4, Track 2, 3. Domestic Exchange 2. Gong Show 3, Expo 1, 2, Class Secretary 2, 3. Dance Committees. Communications Internship 4, Masuk Free Press 4. Splash 3. Blue skies, summer breezes. Being with Doug’ There never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do once you find them. Tuttle, Catherine, 122 Stanley Rd . Oct. 6. I960 Uhran, John, 139 Fan Hill Rd.June 28, 1961 Us, Laura, 17 Windsor Rd.. May 28.1961. Valerius, Jeff Allan, 67 Greenfield Hill Rd . Apr 30,1961. Going to movies. VanVogclpocI, Daniel Anthony, Dan , 14 Bradley Dr. Aug. 13, 1961, Math Team 4, Internship 4, Roberta. Venemso, Guy A.. 6 Carriage Dr., Aug. 8. 1961, Lisa, forever. Viadero, Gary Eloy, V . 23 Birchwood Rd., May 18, 1961, Cross Country 1. 2, 3. Winter Track 3, Spring Track 2, 3. Victoria, Brian, 32 Jeanette St.. Dec 16.1961 Viglione, Gregg, 323 Barn Hill Rd .Oct 14. 1961 Waldrop, Craig, S. Tex . 131 Church St . Dee 14, 1961. Basketball 1, 2. 3, Football 1. 2, 3,4, Baseball 1, 2, 3.4. Dallas Cowboys. Wallis, Neil, 3 Cross Hill Rd . Apr 30. 1961. Out- ing Club 3,4. Ycarbcxik 4. Track 2.4 Waninger, Daniel, 133 Pepper St .Jan 23. i%i Watters, Kimberly, 83 Osborn Ln .July 26. I96J Weiker, Joan Merideth, Scruffy”, 2 Holly PI.. July 28. 1961. AFS 3. 4, — Sec. 4, Thespian Society 2, 3. 4, — Bd. of Directors 4. Youth Tutoring Youth Program 4 — Chairperson 4. Youth Participation Program 1, 3. 4. Peer Counseling 2. National Honor Society 3. 4. Bd of Ed. 3, Honor Court 3, Jackson Browne, Dave. M M par- ties, classy clothes. Weiss, Robert, 31 Gardcr Rd. Feb 17, 1961. Wellington, Keith, 479 Elm St., Mar 2.1901. Wells, David, ll Greenwood Ln . Mar 8. 1961 Whipple, Robert, 33 Countryside Dr.. July 12. 1961 Whispcll, Kim, 87.3 Main St., Feb. 24.1961. Wildman, Laurie, Ann. Wildwoman’’. 10 Birchwood Ln . Apr 4. 1961, Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4. Madrigals 2. 3.4, Jazz Chorus 1, 2. .3,4. Chorus Pres. 3. Band 1,2.3. 4. Marching Band 1. 2. 3, Jazz Band 2. 3, 4. Thespian Society 3.4. — Bd of Directors 4. Domestic Exchange 2. AFS 2, Plays 2, 3. 4, Gong Show Variety Show 4, All Ct. Chorus 2. 3. Who’s Who in Music Music. The Bea- tles. Scrtggally Wiggally. ’’When you’ve seen beyond yourself, you may find peace of mind is waiting there ” George Harrison Willcttc, Dawn, !70 Pastors Walk. Nov 20. 1961 Williamson, Robert Anthony, Rob”. 9 Chimney PI.. Mar 24. 1961. Sue Paul. Wislowski, Mark, 66 East Village Rd , Aug. 26. 1960. Wojiski, Mary Jane, ’Reefer”, 274 Pepper Sr., Nov. 10,1961. FBLA 2.3,4, Horses. Vanny Wojna. Elaine Ruth, 48 Williamsburg Dr. Nov 13. 1961. Expo 3.4, Track 2, 3, Mgr. Jackson Browne, my cowboy hat, peanut M M’s. sewing, swimming. Warm and lovely mystery, fire smiling through, before this moment fades a way. I want to know you J.B. Yaworowski, John William, Butch . 430 W'hcclcr Rd., Apr 3, 1961. Baseball Mgr 1, 2, The Big Rigs. 4 W'hecling. Zelazny, Julian R., Jay . 64 Blue Hills Rd , July 17. 1961, Student Government Day 2. Soccer, Ice Hockey- Thespian Society. Honors Rush. Maureen. Do what must be done as your nature would have you. 183 nDlfHEf) xo DHE CLA y Of '7)' fRQM. XHE CCA55 Of'80' Soplfcirrvores - Con FattLiatiorfs fo Class T9. tjfon. ?r a4e 1%. ood FRESHMEN- MUCH SUCCESS Iff LIFE ‘79.’ CLASS COMEDIANS Sccvc Massar. Lisa Jurman CLASS CASANOVA AND COQUETTE Dave Rodriguez, I-aurcn Buday MASUK S MOZARTS Doug Koneff, Laurie Wildman MOST ATHLETIC Chuck Magoulas, Karen Kennelly CLASS COUPLE Andy Brackett, Lisa Mennilli MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Chris Cartisano. Jan Tuoti NICEST SMILES Chuck Magoulas. Dorothy Cosacchi VOGUE! Terry Stroz, Alicia Ruel A TWIST OF TWAIN Bruce Squires, Mary Talbot BEST ALL AROUND STUDENT Andy Portocarrcro MOST TALKATIVE Steve Massar. Dorothy Cosacchi CLASS CUTIES Chris Mahard, Sue Spangenberg TYPICAL SENIORS Jeff Charlton, Laura Cottle RESIDENT REMBRANDTS Tom Slosser, Sue Breining GOING TO THE TOP Andy Portocarrero, Irene Hansen CLASS COMPANIONS Craig Waldrop. I jura Cottle ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEES Doug Koneff, Mary Brown MOST INDIVIDUALISTIC Rich Backer, Liz Butler CLASS LOONIES Lisa Jurman, Julian Zelazny, Steve Massar Uj Cl. 187 a 2t o c 188 This year 43 seniors decided upon early graduation. They successfully completed the required high school program one semester early, some heading in the direction of con- tinued schooling, others toward the job mar- ket. This was an opportunity thought to be most beneficial by these individuals. Jackie Basile Early Graduates: ROW I: Carol Charlesworth, Mary Gray, Gail Dclbene. ROW 2: Dave Fuller, Jackie Basile, Jo-Ellcn Fleming, Cathy Tut- tle, Barbara Ek, Stacy David. ROW 3: Kim Macey, Judy Knecht, Jeanne Knecht, Peggy Mackey. Ron Michel, Bruce Crosby, Stephanie Bal- ogh, Vicki Lian, Bob Ceder- gren. Alan Pierce Stacy David Karen Salman like the bubbles from a child’s wand i am mirroring the images of my surroundings but forming iridescent patterns of my own. S. Breining 190 161 Jm m ’. ■ -'.VW 196 David Scinto Mary Moore Karen Kennel I y Trudy Witalis Ptp Talk Sue Crone Roberta Bloom S-t-r-e-t-c-h Lisa Shelton ROW I: Carol Pekar, L. Monaco, S. Pekar, L Shelton, P Hussey, C. Fiedler, S Baxter ROW 2: C. Hussey, D. Olson, S. Crone, M. Moore, T. Johnson, M. O’Leary, M. O’Leary, Coach Kelly. ROW I: J. Anderson, M. Popovich, J Wrabel, L Barker, K. Fletcher. T. Valer- ius, D DeFco, N. Carroll. ROW 2: B. White, L. Isaac, R. Bloom, L Pace, K. Kennelly, T. Witalis, Assistant Coach McMahon, L Hicks, Coach Holcomb, J. Butler, T. Fitzpatrick, D. Anderson, L Zaccagnini, S. Sherwood, L Anderson. L. Shea. Coach Gentile, Nigel Peers Paul Stankiewicz Colin Rissolo ROW 1: T Stroz. D Whela- han, S. Hcnn, P. Stankiew- icz, M. Doyle, M. Auccllo, T. Coleg rove ROW 2: N. Wallis. M Bush, B Frank, B. Lennon, C. lwertz, C. Gouveia, B. Doyle, C. Ris- solo. Coach Wallace. Carl lwertz John Rauser Jim Garrity. John Rauser. Coach Gentile Grant Waldrop Terry Stroz ROW 1: L. von Glahn, J. Wilson. C._ Nlagoulas, G. Lazor. Ci. Lawson. G. Howdcn. M. Fisher, K. Donovan — mgr ROW 2: Coach Giampaolo. B Pulaski — mgr , T. Slopnick — mgr.. D. Martin, J Charlton. R Young, C. Waldrop. A Poulin. C. Johnson. D. Davies — mgr. Chris Johnson, George Lawson Chuckie Magoulas John McGrcenery, Chris Johnson Craig Waldrop Carole Provencher, Lenette Walters Vicki Jordan ROW I - I. Bush. K Castleman, V Jordan. S. Farrell. ROW 2: D. Heitzke. J. Morris. G. De Peano. C. Pro- vencher, R Castleman. L. Bush. L Walters. Coach Campanaro. Doug Koncff John Horan Mark Katz ROW J. Monaco. J Ken- nelly, D. Kauf.J Horan. A Portocarrcro. M Katz. A Keenan, B Hoad ley. J Dav- ison. D McCarroll. ROV' 2: A Sugawara, J. Brennan, T. Farah, M Gallaburri. R Reine. R Williams. G Steiner. C. Dickinson. W Brown. J. Nevolis. M. O’Donnell. G Feinsinger ROW3: P Tuoti. D Austin, D Kelly. R Zinsky. J. Weisse, T Rose, T Mav- rides. B McCaffrey. J McDonald ROW 4: M Claydon — mgr., S Butler — mgr.. D Koneff. J Brig- lia. S. Labak, J Sembrot. J Rose, R. Homak. M Aube. B Terry. N Dellolio. D Roberge — mgr. C Brescia — mgr . K Romano — mgr 1 o Is) r n -H O e o Maureen O’Leary Lisa Shelton, Craig Bassett he National Honor Society Induction Cere- mony was held on May 2, in the school auditorium. There were twenty-six new members inducted into the society and the group also said g twenty-four senior membell jM v Karen Kennedy Chris Johnson, Debbie Ciamei Andrea Kolasa 1979 National Honor Society On Friday, June 15, the Masuk community honored those senior students who excelled in the many areas of school life. Miles Fratc — Golden Hammer Mary Moore. Josie bwvm 1 o 2 -r Q Uj IS) Mirk Fagan. Mike Roberto Ijsa Jurman, Dee Paul Chris Voclpcrt, John Uhran, Friend, Gail Delbene Jeanne Knecht, Friend Ann Marie Pastor, Rod Perkins Tom Massar, Jodi Hanock Robbie Williams Judy Morris Darlenr Alderman. Dorothy Cosacchi, Sue Keller, Jan Tuoti, Craig Waldrop The Junior-Senior Prom was held on Friday, June 8, from 7-12 p.m. at Fred- erick’s of Fairfield. This year’s theme was A Midsummer Night’s Dream”, with the theme song being Precious Few”. Some of the highlights of the evening included a twist contest, won by Craig Waldrop and Dorothy Cosac- chi, and also the crowning of the king and queen of the prom, along with the court. Kevin Simmons, Donny Martin Mark Caulfield, Sue Sherwood Lauren Raratz, Shawn Connors, Mark Thiessen, Tom Lacey The Senior Fun I ay was held on June 13, at Riverside Amusement Park in Agawam, Mass. Every- one had a gtxxl time and many brought back stuffed animals which they had won. There was both fun and suspense with one group of kids getting stuck on the loop- coaster. John Tromhetta, Dan Guglielmoni Dom Gatto, Jim Garrity, Steve Massar, Tony Tartaglia 12 Merilee Harpell Lori Dr Julio music night wjCafT imitatton on HCnuckic Magoulas and C aijf quct they all went un'to the scl •asjfc Followin •1 tg painjj Lisa Menilli, Sur Keller Patty Gaffney, Lauren Buday, Rita Thibault, Karen Salman rs signed yeaii |s. A funny evl rs Brofherwior Theresa Montross, Heather Sniffen Mr. Stelma, Chris Carxisano Carol Sacknoff dims Mr. Robison, Greg Viglione Andy Poulin Ward Findlay Laura Hubbard Cindy Slatchcr Alberto Sugawara :crnoon, Mr Wade, Mark Caulfield
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