Masuk High School - Exodus Yearbook (Monroe, CT)

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Mr. Golden decides to improvise. On the Lighter Side Typing teacher Ms. Mcgarry gives some of the finer hints on typing Duty calls, as Mrs. Brown sets about trying to one of her students. to catch up on the attendance bulletin. Mr. Ingles, during one of his workout sessions, lifts every weight that’s thrown at him. Ms. Stockman gives some students a boost in life. One of the incredible attractions of the school is the bulletin board behind English teacher Mr. O’Connor, which consists of work done by man oHii ledi tudents Mr. Vincent Lombardo Physical Education U.B. Mrs. Leslie Manfredonia Psychologist Fairfield Ms. Gail Mcgarry Business Education S.H.U. Teacher Candids 27

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Movin’ Out We would like to express, through words and pictures, our thanks to the adults who rise at the crack of dawn to embark on a rounda- bout course, picking up scattered groups of comatose students and depositing them at Masuk every day in every unthinkable weather condition. Braving not only the elements but their passengers as well, the busdrivers manuever their “golden chariots through the potholes and dirt roads of Monroe, keeping to their appointed routes and schedules. Students aren't the only ones that look forward to sum- mer! Row 1: N. Kclcmcncky, B. Gauger, T. Popovich, D. Bedle, R. Wolf. Row 2: G. Cihal, D. Simback, P. Mock, G. Delisle, M. Balogh. Ix)ri Canfield hurries onto her bus so she can get her usual seat in the rear. Wondering if their feet will ever again touch solid ground, the passengers make their way into the bus. A warm goodbye is said at many a bus when the 1:50 dismissal rolls around. LOOKOUT! is the popular scream as the buses are seen barreling up the driveway and into their respective parking places. Mrs. Gertrude Kelly Physical Education Softball S.C.S.C. Mrs. Nancy Kepchar Mathematics U.B. Mrs. Elizabeth Kent Home Economics Ohio Univ. 4 Sum Si h Ik Zi Mrs. Enid Lipeles Science A.F.S., MRA Hunter 26 Movin' Out

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Common Ground bating isn’t the only activity in the cafeteria, as demonstrated by this table of students studying and shootine the hree r Another function of the cafe is its unique ability to double as a dance hall. Just two neon lights, a few boards on the floors, a 1953 The accomplices. Left to right: Ann Alvord, Pauline Cagle. Evelyn Oros, Joan Scribano, Judy White, Edith Cascio. Ruth Gergley, Roberta Wilcke. Carol Menard, Karen McCarrol. Using the cafe as a study hall, this group discusses the upcoming football game. Even reality itself sometimes warps w hile inside the cafeteria for a long period of time. Mr. Paul Miller English D D Club Columbia Univ. Mr. Charles Moakley Social Studies Fairfield Mr. Bud Munn Mathematics Basketball. Bovs Track s.c.s.c. Mrs. Judy Nuechterlein Guidance S.C.S.C. 28 Cafeteria