Masuk High School - Exodus Yearbook (Monroe, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1982 volume:

Contents Faculty....................17 Classes....................41 Sports.....................95 Activities................129 Advertisements............167 Index .187 Thanks to Alan Fagan. some of the workers at the car wash got a chance to cool off Bubble Everyone has a good laugh when Jill Koch gives Alan Fagan a taste of his own medicine. Senior Melame Gimes gets hit with the dreaded splash a Saturday. September 12. the Senior Gass held a car wash at the Village Square Shopping Center The tum out was very good and. with the help of the hard working seniors, the event was extremely profitable Beginning at the early hour of rune and ending at four pm. soap suds. wateT fights, creaming and laughing, hustling and bustling, washing cars, took up the long 7 hours This fund raiser was a lot work for the class, but with the support from the Chevron station and patrons, the event was a big success John Sembrot and Kathy Horvath combine forces to get the car spar klmg clean Tim Peterson and Kathy Horvath keep their concentration on the job of hosing down a car 4 CarWash Cm Semoti Bobby Zaecagrw . Vmny CjIo. John Sembrot and Alan Fagan exM hidden talent Right Jill Koch gets more than she bargained for Far right Masuk's very own friendly car washers i he annual Jumor Senior picnic, held on September 21. provided a short vacation from the usual routine at Masuk The eight school buses with eager vacationers arrived at Holiday Hills. Cheshire, around 11:30 Within minutes food was discovered in the main building. After gorging themselves with donuts, coffee, cookies, and clam chowder, groups divided to survey the day’s activities. The Gat 6 Jr. Sr Picnic These seniors were having so much fun they didn’t know whether they were coming or going. Top left: Juniors Amy Lowry, Kevin Janco, Frank DeGirolamo and Mark Stankiewicz land their canoes after an invigorating ride. Far left: Junior Debbie Shultis keeps a watchful eye for those who may at- tempt to toss her in the pool. Left top: Throngs of students flock to the pond for an exciting time. Left bottom: HA! HA! You didn’t think we would notice.” Jr. Sr. Picnic 8 Jr. Sr. Picnic Some chose the lake as their first area of interest while others decided to play tennis or ping-pong. Lunch was served; a varied offering of hamburgers, hot dogs, salads, and raviolis. Many visitors didn't stop eating all day. The nonstop meal was topped off with a delicious cake decorated just for the Masuk Juniors and Seniors. The day had gone quickly and. before anyone realized, it was time to go home. Hundreds of Masuk upperclassmen boarded the buses exhausted from a full day of canoeing, hiking, horseback riding, and of course . . . eating. Top: Senior Jennifer Razzaia hopes that her team gets the point. Top center: Seniors Wendy Brescia and Tracy Geadrities cool- ing off after a hot day. Right: Junior Karen Beard shows her athletic skill in a game of Shuffle Board. Center: Senior Amy Weiss enjoys a bowl of delicious clam chowder. Bottom center: Senior Dianne Hart leading the group through the dusty trail. Top: Mike Campanaro gets into the swing of things. Above: Ya’ll come on down to the corral. Left: The cake of which very few people partook. Jr. Sr. Picnic 9 Top: Anna mans the boat while seniors Tim Peterson and Lori Pace enjoy the ride! Far right: Senior A1 Fagan dancing in the sun after a quick dip in the pool. Right: Senior Jill Forrest cools Mike Tavares with a cup of water. After escaping the water fights, this group of juniors enjoys the sereni- ty of the lake. Junior Patti Con- nolly rides one of the many horses from B R Riding Stable. 10 Jr. Sr. Picnic A group of picnickers awaits the use of the boating pond. Top left: Seniors Johna Sahley and Mary Koch after an unexpected dip in the pool. Above: Senior Billy Donnell soaks some fellow boaters as Gwen Anderson and Kelly Rhudy beat a hasty retreat. Left: Senior Margaret Kohan helps Tim Peterson into his life preserver. Jr. Sr. Picnic 11 Raisin’ Our Voices Top right: Captains Brad Hoadley, John Wickson and Ken Paolini lead the students in pledging to the flag. Above: Seniors Cindie Campos and Terry Valerius begin pain- ting a sign for the first pep assembly. Center: The sign-painting crew pose with their favorite production. Bottom right: Masuk’s Seniors prepare themselves for their first assembly of the year. 12 Pep Assemlby As the seniors paraded into the colorfully decorated gym for the first pep assembly of the 81-82 school year — the band played loudly, screams of laughter and excitement were heard, filling the entire room with spirit. Mr. Giampolo directed the assembly, in- troducing the captains and varsity members of the fall sports. After the introduction of the cheerleaders, they led each class in yelling its class cheer. Left center: Cheerleader captains Cindy Campus and Melanie Climes selling flowers for Spirit Day Above: Terry Valerius takes a break from painting signs for the pep assembly. Left: Everyone stands united before the start of the assembly. Pep Assembly 13 Photos by P O Hara Monroe — our community. Together we shape it and become part of society. As we leave Masuk and go our separate ways, the times we spent in Monroe will always be fondly remembered. Its truly unique warmth, hospitality, and scenic beauty set our hometown apart from other towns in the area When we leave Monroe, the memories of our fair town will always bring a smile to our faces. s CL 14 Scenery A Slice of Life Scenery 15 These times demand the times. Senior Mary Koch gossips with Mike Graham and Chip Killmeier. 16 Candids Below: Maria Licciardi and Mike D’Agostino make good use of library time at the files. Bottom left: John and Charlie doing research in the library. Bottom: Left to Right: Robert Bachman, Barbara Barlie, and Use Foster. Cookbooks Masuk High School prides itself on one of the most well equipped libraries in the area. It provides students with a quiet atmosphere for study and research. Those students who require assistance can consult Mrs. Use Foster, Mrs. Marge Sapei or Mrs. Barbara Barlia and Barbara Lambert. If your schedule lacks sufficient time during the day, the library is open after school for your convenience. Mrs. Cheryl Adams Physical Education Chocolate Ms. Diane Anastas Special Education King Crab (AJ Mrs. Sandra Banks English Chocolate Cake Mr. Dan Banks Power Mechanic Steak 18 Library A New Flavor The Newcomers Club was re- established at Masuk High School in December 1980 by guidance counselor Diana Schwerdtle and now seniors, Kathy Daly and Jeff Horgan (co-presidents), Barry Mc- Caffrey (vice-president), Lynda Bacchiocchi (treasurer), and joining them this year Junior Jane Jones (secretary). The purpose of the club is to welcome new students and to make them feel comfortable in their new surroundings. The club members also give up their free periods to take new students and guests on tours of the school. The club also has an outing at the end of the school year to New York to sightsee and attend a Broadway play. Last year they saw Fifth of July, with Richard Thomas, and this year they saw Evita. Keep up the good work! Top Left: Leaders of the pack. Middle: “Any suggestions? Top Right: Sherri Novotny and Michelle Bronowicz listen intently. Far left: Mrs. Schwerdtle ad- vises the group. Left: Front Row: K. Snajder, M Ginder. T. Urdlales. S. Novotny. M. Berry. J. Jones. Back Row: Mrs. Schwerdtle (advisor). K. Daly. G. Hollen- burg, M. Mako, J. Horgan. A. Archer. B. McCaffrey. Mr. Robert Baroni Mrs. Susan Berube Social Studies Science Steak Lobster Mr. Carl Bodnar Social Studies Hungarian Nut Roll Mr. Stephen Borsari Science Lasagna Newcomers Club 19 It’s the Apple of Our Eye The Masuk High School Computer room is one of the best equipped in the area. We house an Apple-II Micro Computer and a PDP-8 Digital Com- puter with six on-line terminals. Besides being used by administrative personnel for scheduling, the Com- puter Room is open daily from 7:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. for student use. The computers are also used for report cards and attendance as well as for aiding college-bound students in the selection of their post-secondary school. Mrs. Mary Massar is in charge of the room and sees to it that things go smoothly. Right: Dave Pavlik takes time out to pose. Below: ”1 wonder why I can’t get General Hospital?” Below right: Mike Pickett awaits the printout. Ms. Kristine Bourret Foreign Language Shrimp Mrs. Dorothy Brown Business Education Tomatoes Mrs. Kathleen Buccellato Business Education Lobster Mr. Arthur Burke Social Studies Roast Beef 20 Computer Room Far left: The Apple II gets full use. Left: A quick refreshing how to program. Bottom left: What does this mean? Below: Computer fiends hard at work! Mr. Edmund Butler Art All Foods Mr. Thomas Cagganello English Zuppe de Pesce Ms. Lorraine Capobianco Mathematics Lobster Mr. Anthony Cianciolo Industrial Arts Clams Computer Room 21 Vintage The Senior Citizen area has been providing recreation and social outings for the elderly citizens in our town since 1975. Each month a new schedule of shopping outings, lunches, needlecraft meetings and other diversifted activities are planned. Special events, such as their Christmas Craft display allow the Masuk students to mingle with the senior citizens. It is hoped that this organization will continue to grow. Miss Carolyn Conley Mathematics Veal Parmesan Mr. Joseph Crisanti Industrial Arts Master Teacher Roasted Grouse Mr. Paul Crotty Psychologist Fettuccine Alfredo Ms. Joan Cummings English 22 Senior Citizens Whatchamacallits Many students have requested I.D. cards for quite some time because of their advantages. For example, students with I.D. cards are admitted to movie theaters at a discount, may purchase items in some stores at lower prices and of course, provide a quick means of identification. This year is the first in which Masuk High School students are provided with I.D. cards. Although students and administrators were skeptical at first, the I.D. cards are successful and will remain a part of Masuk High School procedure in the years to come. Mr. Mounir Farah Social Studies Master Teacher Middle Eastern and Chinese Cuisines Mr. Douglas Fedorko Industrial Arts Prime Rib Mr. Joseph Fedorko Industrial Arts Seafood Mr. Dominick Feliconio Business Education Master Teacher Pasta I.D. Cards 23 A Dash of Color .j Mr. Ronald Ferreri Social Studies Ice Cream Mr. Thomas Fraher Mathematics Reistafel Mr. Donald Gabriel Science Master Teacher Steak and Lobster Mr. James Garofolo Foreign Language Master Teacher Ravioli 24 Mural David Merrill, a native of Monroe, is now adding the newest attraction to our school. His mural will include a map and fifty-two scenes that depict the rapidly vanishing countryside of Monroe. Presently the Monroe mural is open to the public and a finished viewing is planned for late November of 1982. It is exhibited in the media center on the far wall. Other works by Mr. Merrill may be seen in several area towns with his most recent work being a historical mural of Southbury. Mrs. Bonnie Germond Home Economics Quiche Lorraine Mr. Robert Gersten Science Hershey Bars Mr. John Giampaolo Physical Education All Foods Mrs. Dolores Giesman English Veal Parmigiana Mural 25 Recipes for the Future C ■ I - £ The newly opened Career Center provides informa- tion for students who are planning their futures. Located in the guidance office, it has a wide range of college pamphlets as well as various volumes on career oppor- tunities. Mrs. Nuechteurlein, with the help of several Na- tional Honor Society members, operates the center. The students who have used the resource area find it quite helpful. Left: Several students find the Career Center useful. Bottom left: I’m looking for the right career. Bottom right: Trying to make the big decision. Below: Trying not to laugh. Mr. Steven Golden Mathematics Kibbee and Tubuli Ms. Esther Grosner Science Lobster Mr. Donald Hastings Mathematics Master Teacher Ice Cream Mr. William Holcomb Science Chateau Briand 26 Career Center Make Your Own Sundae 1 he Special Education Department at Masuk High School is composed of four full time teachers, one three-fifths industrial arts teacher, one part-time speech therapist, one full time counselor and one full time psychologist. The students serviced through this department have diverse learning and emotional needs. Some students are self-contained in special education courses for all their academic work, while others are enrolled in all mainstream courses and only need additional speech or tutorial services. Each student receives an individualized program to remediate their particular needs and or disabilities. The purpose of the department is to provide students with the necessary academic and interpersonal skills to prepare them to competently cope with society and the demands of the work world. Top left: Lesley had fun at the party. Left: Sampling the punch. Below left: Taking a break from the festivities. Below: “Smile, everyone. Mr. Kenneth Kellogg Industrial Arts Chicken Soup Mrs. Gertrude Kelly Physical Education Ice Cream Mr. Ralph Levesque Industrial Arts Pizza Mrs. Elizabeth Kopyscinski Home Economics Lobster Special Ed. 27 The Gourmets There are several groups at Masuk which are deserving of recognition. The administration sees to the smooth operation of the school. The secretaries assist in this effort. The security guards monitor the hallways and parking areas. The lunchroom ladies serve the student body daily. We should all be ap- preciative of the consideration that these groups show to us. Above right: Ronald Gustaitus Right: Donald W. Maloney Far right: Mrs. Grewcock Charney. Mrs. Poppe. Mrs. Cottle. Mrs. Kilcoyne Above far right: Leon Mackiewicz Mrs. Enid Lipeles Science Chocolate Mr. Vincent Lombardo Physical Education Pepe’s Pizza Mrs. Leslie Wilker-Manfredonia School Psychologist Shrimp Scampi Ms. Gail McGarry Business Education Shellfish 28 Up Front Left: Sharon DeLuca Below: Dolores Luckner Bottom left: Joseph Sileo Left to Right: G. Witalis, R. Wilcke, A. Pisano, M. Pison, J. Scribano, C. Menard, K. Me- Carroll, E. Cascio, J. White, E. Oros, P. Shelton, C. Suda, R. Gergely. I Mr. Paul Miller English Irish Stew k Mr. Charles Moakley Social Studies Chinese Food Mr. Bud Munn Mathematics Fresh Vegetables Mrs. Judith Nuechterlein Guidance Liver and Onions Up Front 29 A Little Piece of Pie If you are a freshman and excel in math, the Freshman Math Team offers an ex- cellent chance to display your talents. It is open to freshmen only and meets five times a year. At each meeting the members take a test consisting of five or six questions and it is entered into competition in the Continen- tal Freshman Math League. The scoring runs one point for each correct answer and a penalty for each one incorrect. Mrs. Capo- bianco is presently the coach and their cur- rent ranking is 16th in the nation and 7th in the region. Below left: The Freshman Math Team takes yet another test. Below right: “Gee, this is harder than I thought it would be.” Bottom Row: T. Strassburger, A. Whelahan, E. Ryan, A. Miller, M. Winnick, G. Klarmann, M. Heck, B. Lipeles, M Capobianco. Top Row: R. Higson, A. Mador, L. Ronda, K. Langdon, S. Suhr, M. Manente, N. Martin, J. Paraschac. Mr. Fred Oberson Industrial Arts Fried Fish Mr. Richard O’Connor English Cafeteria Food Mrs. Geraldine Patti Business Ed. Lobster Mrs. Ginny Pettigrew Social Studies Bacon Cheeseburgers and Ice Cream 30 Freshman Math Team This is the first year for the Masuk Com- puter Team. They are participating in the American Computer Science League contest. Ms. Capobianco is the coach and advisor. The team, at this time, is number one in the state, and number eight in the country. Scott Moody, John Kulhawik, and Terry Jeffress have been noted for their outstanding scores in the com- petition. If the team reaches number five na- tionally, they will go to Rhode Island for the final competition. Left: T. Jeffress, K. Petrell, Ms. Capobianco, J. Borck, J. Kulhawik, S. Moody, S. Stadler. Above left: Scott works on another brilliant program. Above right: Scott works with designs on the computer. Mrs. Patricia Pettit English Lobster Mrs. Katherine Pond Special Education Pizza Mr. James Ranti Music, Band, Chorus Spaghetti Mrs. Cecelia Roberge Nurse Strawberries Computer Team 31 A lthough usually unwelcomed by students, substitute teachers play a vital role in our school. Because of continuing budget problems, Masuk has devised a unique program for absent teachers. If more than two teachers are absent, the ninth grade classes are covered first and then the tenth and so on. All fifth period classes are covered, if not by substitutes then by master teachers. The staffing in- cludes two permanent subs as well as several who are part-time. Right: Mrs. Heiney watches for her favorite hall wanderers. Far right: Mrs. Heiney gives a quick lecture on hall wandering. Below right: “This class is incredible!” Below: Mrs. Johnson, aside from covering classes, often lends a help- ing hand with office work. Submarines Mrs. Audrey Ross Science Fruit Salads Mrs. Marietta Ruel Foreign Language Wienerschnitzel Mr. Daniel Ryan Mathematics Hamburgers and French Fries Mr. Larry Savo Alternative Educatior 32 Substitute Teachers Early Harvest Ms. Jean Schiller Foreign Language Lobster and Yodels Some seniors chose to complete their high school careers after the first semester in January. To take advantage of this early graduation program, students must complete a certain number of credits. These students have an early start on higher education or a full time job. Mr. Kurt Schmidt Science Roast Beef and Potatoes Ms. Rebecca Schumacher Special Education Seafood Right: Lori Argianis. Mike Duh and Amy Voytek take notes at the meeting. Far right: Mr. Maloney prepares his address to the early graduates. Bottom right: A gathering. Below: Brenda Brady, Mr. Woodward, and Curt Carlson listen attentively. Mrs. Doris Schwarz English Fried Clams Early Graduates 33 Follow the Directions Bottom left: Mr. Walsh devotes this lecture to the maneuver of parallel parking. Below left: Mr. Gabriel gives his student a pep talk before they go for a drive. Masuk offers drivers education classes in the fall, winter, and spring to anyone over age sixteen. The classes, which are part of a ten week program, are held from nine to twelve on Saturday morn- ings. The course consists of twenty-seven hours of class time and, upon completion, a three hour examination. After passing the exam, the student driver goes on the road with the instructor for six hours of “behind the wheel” training. Students receive one quarter credit along with the knowledge and skills needed for safe driving. Below: Going strong with only two and a half hours left of class. Bottom right: Kelly O’Hara parks pretty straight for a beginner. Mrs. Diana Schwerdtle Guidance Lobster and Chocolate Cake Mr. Anthony Sebastiano Distributive Education Shrimp Scampi 34 Drivers Education Mr. Jeffrey Semon Social Studies Spanekopeta Mr. Daniel Shea English Shredded Wheat Bottom right: “What do you expect for $50?” Below: Getting back to nature. Below right: Hail, our leaders cometh! Bottom left: What’s in my future?” Munchies Ms. Carol Solheim English Chocolate Chip Cookies Mr. Robert Sohon Science Halite Mr. David Strong Mathematics Pizza Mrs. Irene Suddaby Business Education Roast Beef Candids 35 Below left: Now what part of the microscope is this?” Below right: Ready for a sick person. Bottom left: Do not open till Christmas. Bottom right: “Wait ’til you guys see what I have in this drawer.” Mrs. Patricia White English Lobster Ms. Jean Waricha Social Studies Mango Mr. Michael Wolfer English Master Teacher Filet Mignon Mr. Charles Woodward Guidance Master Teacher Strawberry Shortcake 36 Candids Top left: Mrs. Banks in front of her wall . . . without a sign to the cheerleaders on it! Left: “When is this show ever go- ing to end?” Bottom left: Mr. Butler’s world famous profile. Bottom center: Mr. Miller clown- ing around. Below: Do you dare? Mr. David York Internship Counselor Fried Clams Mrs. Barbara Young Foreign Language Egg Rolls Mrs. Nancy Zukowski Mathematics Frozen Yogurt Mrs. Sheela Gladwell Art Wienerschnitzel Candids 37 Meatloaf II The Masuk Senior class participates in a wide range of out of school activities. Alan Fagan’s band is just one example. Alan, along with Nancy Wojiski and another former student of Masuk, performed for students in the school auditorium. Their wide variety of music was welcomed by the groups of students who filtered through and it is hoped by all that their future careers will meet with success. 38 Individuals Cooking Under Pressure This past year Masuk competed in the Connecticut High School Bowl against Hamden High School. The members of our team were selected through competition among severa! teams with the final entrants being chosen by Mrs. Dolores Giesman and Ron Ferreri who acted as the coaches for the group. The final team con- sisted of Tim Peterson (senior), Jeff Mulholland (senior), and Matt Anderson (junior) with Paul Caliento (senior) as an alternate. During the first half, Masuk was losing by a great deal but quickly caught up in the second half only to lose by a single question. Masuk hopes to com- pete next year with better results. The High School Bowl was aired on Channel 8 on television. Center right: The team coaches are introduced. Top: Masuk’s dazzling team: Captain Tim Peterson. Jeff Mulholland. Matt Anderson. Center left: Question number one: What do these cities have in common? Above: Masuk gets the bonus. High School Bowl 39 During February, a Rock-a- thon was tried as a new fund raising activity. Each participant from the band and chorus had to supply his own rocking chair and gather sponsors. Lasting twenty-four hours, they stayed awake by listening to music, watching television and mixing with friends. The money raised was placed in the accumulating fund for the trip to Albany. All agreed to meet again same time next year for another evening of rocking. Far nght: Snoopy will do anything for charity! Right: This must be a ritzy get together-there are Planters Peanuts on the table! Below: Tippy-toes Center: A little bit of everything happened that night! Center right: Everyone seems to have gone off their rockers' Bottom right: Back to the battle stations. Bottom left: A little entertainment Whistle While You Rock 40 Rockathon Entree James Alexander Gwen Anderson Ronald Ascher Patricia Babycos Eric Augustyn Lynda Bacchiocchi Kathy Baker Lisa Balog 42 Seniors Alexander Balog Robert Balstad Brad Bartz Jeffrey Bates Neil Binder Richard Boland James Borck Seniors Balstand Borck 43 Ronald Borecki Brenda Brady John Brennan Wendy Brescia Craig Brickman Susan Brolet Roger Brown Steven Buecher Mario Bufalini 44 Seniors Borecki Bufalini Johanna Butler Mike Tavares’s father took Mike to his first dance lesson at the Joe Viliane School of Theatrical Arts in 1974. After a year of dance lessons twice a week, Mike joined the Youth Bridge Company, but later returned to his former instructor. While there, he performed in a few concerts and shows. Mike was also involv- ed in choreography and dance in Chalk Hill’s Modern Dance Program directed by Miss Helen Romeo. Upon graduation from Chalk Hill School. Mike quit dancing for a period of time. Mike began dancing again in “A Dance Class in Westport last year. His biggest goal was accomplished when director Mikki Durishin asked him to perform in the renown, pre- professional “Senior Jazz Troupe. Mike now dances with the Troupe and performs in shows throughout the Tri-State area. With dance classes every day. 13 hours a week. Mike has a very challenging schedule. His future plans in- clude attending SUNY at Purchase and studying the extremes of dance. Mike is on the road to success. Cynthia Campos Curt Carlson Seniors Butler Carlson 45 Debra Caulfield Joseph Cervini John Caruso Lisa Checca Lisa Chiarenzelli Susan Chonko Sharon Christo Donna Cimmino Michele Cizmazia 46 Seniors Caruso Cizmazia Melanie Climes David Coffey David Cochran Richard Cottle Douglas Cooper Leslie Corbett Daniel Cummings Darryl Cummings Seniors Climes Cummings 47 Katherine Daly Michael Dagostino Norma Deaso Dawn Deer Nick Dellolio , Janie Delbene 48 Seniors D’Agostino DelPercio William Donnell John Donovan Michael Duh Deborah A. Dizenzo Leslie Corbett started speed skating at the age of ten. Her ex- pertise is shown by her 65 medals, 20 ribbons, and 5 trophies. Last year, Leslie reached a high point in competition as the number one speed skater on the East Coast! She also hopes to do well in the Na- tional North American Competi- tions this year. Leslie is not sure what her future holds, but everyone’s hopes are high for the upcoming Olympics. Seniors Diaz Duh 49 Laura Ellis Debra Epifano Alan Fagan Kevin Falcone Lisa Feliconio Mary Fonck Julie Fico Michael Fitzgerald 50 Seniors EUis Fonck Diane Fuhrmann Robert Francis Jill Forrest Robert Gaffney Peter Garrity Barry Galbraith Michael Galaburri Mark Gasparrini Elise Gatto I Seniors Forrest Gatto 51 Cynthia German William Gergely III Tracy Geadrities Shari Germond Christopher Graham Michael Graham Pam Grudetski Todd Grega David Grewcock 52 Seniors Geadrites Grudetski Anthony Grusczak Cindy German started shooting a 22 caliber rifle three years ago at the Bridgeport Ri- fle Club. Since then, she has sharpened her shooting skills significantly. Cindy placed as the high girl in the Stratford PAL League for the past two years. Having won many trophies for her efforts, she is proudest of being match win- ner of the Swanson Memorial contest in Hartford. Cindy holds an NRA Expert classification and hopes to complete the requirements for the coveted Distinguished Expert classification this year. This classification requires a high average in each shooting position. Cindy has entered many National competitions, including the NRA National Matches. She also attended the Con- necticut Junior Olympic Training Camp and has been invited to the National Training Camp. Cindy says she would like to compete in the 1984 Olympics. We wish her every success. William Gusch Scott Hamilton Dianne Hart Teri Haskins Sally Hastings Seniors Grusczak Hastings 53 Donna Hayden Lisa Hector Lisa Hicks 54 Seniors Hayden lnfante David Junga Stephen Kaplita Jacqueline Jurman Kimberly Karcher James Karcher Seniors Issac Linda Keckler 55 Lisa Keckler Lawrence Killmeier Karen Klein Mary Koch Regina Kliczewski Andrew Kohan Jillaine Koch Margaret Kohan Donald Kubik Jr. 56 Seniors Keckler Kubik Jr. Audry Kuintzle Loriann Kurtz Tina DiCarlo John Kulhawik Helen Kurpiewski Sue Gabianelli Chris Murphy Seniors Kuintzlc Kusnitz 57 58 Seniors Kusnitz Limbert Chris Loskant Sharon Lucas Christine Lizak Michael Malizia Karen Manente Stacy Ann Lyons Mark Marsic Debra Matera Judith Marchant Seniors Lizak Matera 59 Stephen McAlpin Daniel McCormick Daniel McCarroll Clifford McGinnes it Chris Mattingly William McCone Lynn Melfi Christopher Meyer Scott Monnier 60 Seniors Mattingly Monnier Jill Monteleone Scott Moody moved here from Round Lake, Illinois, in 1981. He became interested in computers when his father purchased one three years ago. He began teaching himself how to use it and within six months he had won second place in a computer programming contest. Scott has consulted for an Illinois high school, sold programs, and published articles in computer magazines. He is currently working at ITT as a computer programmer. Upon graduation from college, Scott plans to enter the field of ar- tificial intelligence. Scott Moody Lisa Moore Michael Morano Deirdre Moriarty Seniors J. Monteleone Moriarty 61 Megan O’Leary r Kenneth Paolini Renee Nihoff Patrick O’Hara Kimberly Norton Jeff Mulholland Gregg Ober Kate Osborne Jodi Pacenti 62 Seniors Mulholland Paolini Jeanette Parker Brain Pattyson William Pendagast Timothy Peterson Kevin Petriel Keith Phillips Michael Pickett Renee Pike Francis Principi Seniors Parker Principi 63 Jennifer Razzaia David Propster Jamie Purdy 64 Seniors Propster Roberts ♦ • j� Kimberly Romano Yvonne Rowan Simon Ruttledge Joann Sabak David Sahlin Last summer Tim Peterson had the chance to participate in a week-long pro- gram of scientific research for special students at the University of Iowa. While working in the Department of Microbiology, Tim actually discovered a new bacterium. Although absolute verification awaits, he has the right to feel proud for taking part in a scientific process that might affect our future. The ex- perience he gained in laboratory research will be utilized since he plans a career in genetic research. We wish him luck. Seniors Romano Sahlin 65 Kenneth Schwab John Sembrot Elizabeth Shea Douglas Shearer Michele Serniak Michael Slimak 66 Seniors Salamon Slimak Sydney Stokes T racey Sudora Julius Szalay Seniors Smith Szalay 67 Michael Tavares William Taylor Patricia Tierney Michael Ushka Terri Valerius Scott Timmons Michelle Vanasse Linda Varga Amy Voytek 68 Seniors Tavares Voytek I Robert Wargo Daniel Whelahan Andy Wall IIP Fred Wilson, a licensed pilot, first became interested in flying after hearing about adventure-filled aviation stories from his father. While vacationing in San Diego, California, Fred went on his first private flight, accompanied by a flying instructor. To obtain his private pilot’s license, Fred had to fill very challenging criteria. He was required to attend 130 hours of ground school, 20 hours of instruc- tion flights, complete ten hours of solo flights, and ten hours of cross- country flying. He then had to pass the FAA, which is a standardized written test for private pilots. Fred now flies a Piper Cherokee 1400. As for the future, Fred says that his plans include flying for a major airline company. Amy Weiss Catherine White Crystal White Seniors Wall Crystal White 69 Julius Woods Robert Zaccagnini Amy Zukor 70 Seniors Wickett Zukor Grapes Jeanne Addesa Jerry Alena Terri Allen Laurie Anderson Matt Anderson Susan Arribas Jeanne Aucello Therese Bailey Lisa Barnes Karen Bassett Kim Bates Kurt Baumann Karen Beard Jim Beckwith Suzanne Beeson Danielle Benek Bob Bertig Christel Berube Linda Bisignano Patricia Bloom Veronica Board Kenneth Brauer Dawn Brelsford Lisa Brenna Lisa Brennan Michael Brescia Mike Brown John Bruzas John Bump Ron Bunovsky Margaret Buturla Leslie Caggianiello Juniors 71 David Caliento Manny Cambra Matt Cambra Michael Campanaro James Carstensen Karen Carstensen Jackie Cassidy Doug Cass in Gina Checca Lisa Christo Matt Colegrove Patricia Connolly Dawn Cortina T om Crowell Michael Cubelli Sue Cullen Steve Debreceni Frank Degirolamo Silvia Degirolamo Sandy Delillo Greg Della Corte Moe DeMayo Mark Diltz Robin Dinger Lisa Doniger Chris Duva Reid Edgerton Thomas Engeldrum Dave Engle Dawn Evanko Ronnie Fannon Kevin Farkas IP WESTC HAVf THAT ODffDTT 72 Juniors Lisa Farrell Sara Faust Katherine Favro Heather Fay Sherle Feher Robert Feliconio Manuel Ferreira Robert Fiorenza Diane Fischer Kim Fray Jim Frick Bob Galbraith John Gallace Debbie Galligan Joseph Gallo Chris Garrity Jill Gentile Craig Golub James Gombas Jeannine Grant Dawn Guariglia David Guy Beth Hare Conrad Harington Gail Hastings Andy Henn Chris Henn Mark Hinman Karl Homburg Eric Hopkins David Hornak Lisa Howden Juniors 73 John Hughes Richard Hurley Jeff Hussey Kevin Janco Robert Jen Debbie Johnson Debbie Jones Jane Jones Carrie Kammire Stephen Katz Gaileen Kaufman Cindy Keller Ray Kelly Kirk Keniston Alexandra Klimkowski Donna Konwa Steve Kowalski Erick Krosky Anthony Kulhawik Bill Laros Lavonne Lazzara Debbie Lees Bill Leonard Michael Lester Glenn Levey George Linebarger Chris Licata Maura Lombardi Rich Longo Renee Lopez Amy Lowry 74 Juniors Zina Beth Lucas Dave MacDougall Jennifer Mahon Lisa Malizia Lisa Manilio Todd Marinaccio Joe Marini Frank Markut Pat Marshall Laurie Marsilio Kathy Mastrone Darlene McCormick Jeff McDonald Kathy McDonald Tom McDonald Sue McGourthy Tracy McKenzie Michael McPadden Dave Melanson Randy Merhi Debbie Mesaros Joe Mesko Kathleen Michel Rick Millo Chris Monnier Dawn Monroe Debra Montanaro Pat Monteleone Colleen Moore Tom Muckenstrom Louis Muliero Laura Mund Juniors 75 Lisa Murphy Mike Nash George Nemeth Beth Northrop Kevin Norling Kelly O’Hara Kate O’Leary Kimberly Olah Marc Olivares Doug Paine Joanne Pale Chris Paolini Kim Patterson Mary Pendagast Vicki Pernek Lauri Pickett Gerald Pison Chris Portolese Jean Potak Adrian Prince Stephen Reck Robert Reed Karen Reilley Cheryl Renaud Staci Renzulli Kimberly Reuter Natalie Rigoli Eddie Rodko Robert Rosenbluh Fred Rottjer Mike Rubis Greg Ruel 76 Juniors Karen Reusch Jeff Russitano Cynthia Rutkowski James Ryan Lisa Saad Lisa Salerno Mike Samuelman Francine Sanzo Dean Savo James Scanlin Patricia Scanlon Ray Searles Debbie Shultis Tracy Slatcher Janice Smeriglio Charlene Smith Joe Soltesz Mark Soracin Lisa Sperling Robert Spisto Marguerit Stadler Mark Stankiewicz Rick Stebbins Andy Steinbrick Karen Steinbrick Betsy Steiner Sara Steinert Cathy Suda Maria Suffredini Keith Sullivan Steven Szekeres Lynne Talbot Juniors 77 Paula Tartaglia Andy Teel Bob Terry Robert Thomas Jay Torreso Ronald Toth Lisa Turner Anne Twomey Paul Twomey Greg Us Catherine Waldrop Ray Ward Keith Webster Pamela Whispell Robin Wildman Billy Wilkes Lynn Willette Ann Wilson Sonya Wulff John Zahor Tom Zingo Ed Zinsky Kim Zukor Joanne Zuzick 78 Juniors Vine Andrea Adam Scott Adelman Mark Adiletta Joseph Agachinski Dawn Albanese Patti Amoroso Antonio Andrade Ed Andrejczyk Jane Atkinson Denice Aube Jeff Auger Mariellen Babycos Lucy Baghdady Ray Baghdady Kenny Barberio Michele Baudouin Sandra Baulieu John Beckwith Richard Benno Melinda Berry Leigh Ann Bertig Jana Black Brenda Blais Andrea Bleakney Jeff Boland Wendy Bonaparte Shari Booth Karin Boyko Marlene Brennan Debbie Bristol Cathy Buecher Karen Bzdick Sophomores 79 80 Sophomores Kyle Callan Mark Cambra Pat Campanaro Louis Cappucci Sue Carney Robert Carstensen Alicia Ceccotti Judy Cervini Mary Chacko Jeffrey Champion James Chayer Lynn Chilinski Laura Cimmino Tom Cino John Coffey Rob Connolly Chrissy Corcoran Bryan Cotten Deborah Crone Kathy Crone Louis Cruzado Kevin Daly Tim Daniels Jackie Dechristopher Ed Defeo Maria Delmastro Leon Demers Amy Derwallis Laura Dickinson Anthony Domeracki Chris Dorso Elizabeth Edgerton Elizabeth Edwards James Evanko Dwight Everlith Mary Farren Theresa Fedak Laurie Fischer William Fischer Pam Frank Glen Gaffield John Galb Paul Garrett Sandra Garvey Darlene Gauger Donald Gauger Robert Gennarini John Giampaolo Bob Giles Cindy Gillette Jackie Glatt Jeff Glezer Susan Gouveia Thomas Graham Kim Grega Karin Grillon Craig Haisley Jill Hamilton Paul Hansen Cheryl Hayden Caroline Hayes Chris Hayes Michele Hayes Keith Hedlund Sophomores 81 Todd Heffelfinger Jennifer Heitzke Gregg Hollenberg Anthony Hornak Eileen Horvath Eric Hudson Dennis Hughes John Inderdohnen Terry Jeffress Jeanne Kallivrousis Jackie Kaluta Michael Kane Kyle Kavanaugh Kathleen Keehan Billy Kempf Kevin Kirby Deborah Koch John Kokenos Michele Koutrakos Bill Kurtz Larissa Labak Robin Lake Lisa Lame Alison Lavallee Jeff Ledoux Kim Leigland Tim Lennon Mario Lentine Christine Leonard Melissa Lester Michele Levesque John Lian 82 Sophomores David Liu Paul Lombardi Jennifer Lord Michelle Lorah Laurie Loskant Karen Lucken Perry Lytle Michele Magas Mike Magee Elena Magliochetti Bill Mahon Richard Maillet Terri Manson Scott Marsic Richard Martens Paul Martire Brian Mattingly Wayne Mavricz Greg Maxey Brian McCarroll Shawn McClain Pat McCone Kristine McKenzie Gretchen McPadden Bela Meghani Loriayn Mennilli Michele Mensik Al Meyers Josephine Micco Cindy Mich Donald Middlebrook Jenold Milks Sophomores 83 Christine Miller Tatia Mitchell George Molina Scott Monforte Lisa Monroe Michelle Moody Greg Moore Elaina Moriarty Lisa Moutinho Anita Muizulis Julie Murphy James Nagy Gina Nevone John Niski Lisa Norton Bryan Norwood Sherie Novotny Ann Odoy Maralyn O’Mara Abraham Omonte Michael Ortega Robert Orzechowski Joe Ott Cynthia Patterson Susan Pernek Kenneth Peters Steve Petrides Debbie Pittorie Fred Plescia Ron Plude Justine Pohorylo Rhonda Prather 84 Sophomores Lisa Quick Peter Radzwillas Lora Rath Nanci Reiner Kevin Renaud Patrick Risko Robert Roberge Rick Roberto Cheryl Roberts Joey Roberts Laurie Robinson Lisa Romano Deirdre Rossler Chris Rubis Scott Rudd Chris Ruel Scott Sandberg Andy Santo Chrissy Scanlin Steve Schiraldi Kenny Schod Liz Schrodl Karl Schwarz Carol Scoppe Matthew Sency Karen Simmons Doug Slivinski Mike Slossar De Anne Smith Robert Smith Steve Solek Robert Somley Sophomores 85 Roger Spiegel John Spyrou Beth Stafford Jack Starkey John Steinert Heidi Stickney Jeffrey Streck Holly Stryker Scott Sudora Chris Swanson Lisa Szor Sheri Szymanski James Taylor Tim Taylor Darren Testani Noreen Thibault Michele Tinkler Todd Tippett Cathleen Tyler Lisa Tomchik Michael Vanesse Gerald Van Wagner Rich Vendetti Sue Veneruso Monica Verebelyi Stephen Vincent Susan Wartko Gwen Willette Scott Wilson Peter Wishneski Jennifer Witalis 86 Sophomores Seedlings Donna Adam Todd Alena Janine Alexander John Anderson Cathy Aranzullo Leon Armbrester Chris Auger Stephen Ayles David Babis George Baker Tony Bartenope Tim Bartlett Kurt Bassett Kevin Beard Mark Beaupre Carolyn Beeson Janine Benek David Benson Peter Bockiaro Marlene Bodnar Paige Bohannon Michael Borck Billy Boyko Michelle Brainard Scott Breining Kim Brennan Michelle Bronowicz Steve Bunovsky David Calderoni Jill Campbell Robert Cargill George Carris Freshmen 87 Kim Carstensen Gina Catapano Eric Ceccotti David Chicco Sharon Chonko Bonnie Chopski Ann Marie Christoffersen Tom Ciamei Maria Cipriano Travis Cook Pat Cooney Robert Cottle Laurie Creagh Jeff Crisalli Chris Crook Susan Crowell Kevin Cullen Antoinette D’Amico Amy David Kelly Davin Michael Delillo Miles DeMayo Robert Demers Stephanie Demont Michael Depietro Phil Diller Tom Dillon Chris Dipronio Michelle Dollmann Tony Dombrowski David Dorey Lisa Duh 88 Freshmen Mark Duva Jim Dvorak Robin Dyer Chris Dziiinski Charles Eldridge Kim Ellis Elaine Engledrum Matt Fannon Bill Farren Sharon Fedak Cynthia Feher Chris Feinsinger Bill Feltovic Gina Ferrigno Josephine Fico Craig Fielder Gina Fiorenza Kim Fletcher Timothy Fox Kenny Franklin Kirkman Frost June Gaffield Matthew Galaburri James Galligan Chris Gantek Kate Garrity Tom Garvey Mike German Lisa Golub Tom Gray Diane Grewcock Gwen Groballi Freshmen 89 Kate Grudetski Cheryl Hanusick Janet Hart Craig Haskins Donna Haslob Martin Heck Richard Heitsman Suzanne Hermans Ruth Higson Kim Hirshfeld Michele Hoerner Lynn Ingrassia Chris Jacob Mark Janser Chris Jurman Patti Kalivrousis Ken Kanyuck John Karcher Lori Keckler Jerry Keehan Kjersten Keniston Karen Kenyon Lucas Killmeier George Klarmann Christine Klimkowski Cheryl Kochansky Richard Kovacs David Krofssik Lisa Kulhawik Nancy Kundrack Nancy Kurczewski Joe Kurpiewski 90 Freshmen Lisa Kusnitz Tara Labak Tony Ladzinski Kristin Langdon David Laros Anne Lazor Keith Leyva Leahann Licata Buddy Limbert Brett Lipeles Davida Lowry William Lucas Howard Makler Donna Mandulak Mike Manente Joanne Manson Lisa Marhevka Dave Markut Nathan Martin Joanne Mas Dawn Mattioli Richard Mayo Michelle Mazzey George McGovern Keith McGrath Mike McGourthy Kenny McLaughlin Chris McPadden Pam Meeker Chris Meola David Merhi Christine Michel Alan Miller John Miller Freshmen 91 Larry Monaco Tim Monteleone Jeff Moore Karen Muizulis Maria Murphey Alex Nagy Cari Northrop Bob Novotny Patricia Omonte John O’Neil Marti Ortega Doug Osteyee Ted Ott Wendy Pace Christine Palombi Kim Papes Melissa Pappas Joe Paraschac James Park Dawn Paulison Dave Pavlik James Peck Gary Pelletier Helen Perun Lisa Peters Steven Peters Coletete Phillips David Poth Lara Powell Michele Prosek Mark Provenzano Norman Rancourt Brian Reck Louis Reda 92 Freshmen Tammy Reed Michael Renzulli Tony Rigoli Dean Rissolo Robin Roberto Patty Roman Debbie Rookasin Tanya Rosenberg Leigh Ann Roveda Michael Rutkowski Adele Ruttledge Jon Russitano Edward Ryan Robert Rychlik Jill Samuels Regina Sannino Ken Saray Monique Savorey Debbie Schuchman Paul Schwarz John Searles Brian Seemann Stephanie Sembrot Chris Shaffer Henry Shawah Kim Shnipes John Shortsleeve Ronald Simmons Judi Smith Michele Smith Holly Sniffen Dave Spence Brian Spitso Dave Stone Freshmen 93 Tanya Strassburer Scott Suhr Chris Supple Lynn Swanson Stephen Szalay Tracy Teel Kate Thibodeau Laura Thomas Terry Tippett Kim Tomena Kenneth Tortora Mike Trede Michelle Trioano Mike Trombetta Michael Tulley Tracy Urdiales Cheryl Vida Kim Vitale David Voytek Lore Webster Tom Werner Amy Whelahan Daren Wilkes Karl Williams Marcia Williams Mary Wills Doug Wilson Michael Winnick Jimmy Wishneski Karen Witalis Eric Yatsinko Daniel York Chris Zahor Renee Zingo 94 Freshmen Cheers 13 Points From Perfection The Varsity Football team once again established itself as one of the prominent teams in the Western Connecticut Conference. The team, under the coaching and guidance of Mr. Butler, ended its season with a 7-3 record, taking second place in league play. Coach Butler’s squad was led by tri-captains Brad Hoadley, Ken Paolini and John Wickson. The offense, strong from the beginning of the season, scored 75 points in the first two games. The defensive squad also fared well with numerous interceptions, blocked punts and forced turnovers. Masuk came within two points of winning the league championship when it lost to Newtown 8-7 in the final seconds of the game. We wish Coach Butler the best of luck next year: may the Panthers go undefeated! MHS Varsity Football 40 Central Catholic 12 35 Pomperaug 16 7 Bethel 6 31 Joel Barlow 14 14 Brookfield 7 0 Weston 6 20 St. Mary’s 9 22 New Milford 0 8 Newtown 7 0 St. Joseph’s W-L-T 7-3-0 3 Top right: Pat Hussey (84) celebrates after Brad Hoadly makes a touchdown against St. Mary’s. Center left: Between plays linebacker Bob Zaccinnini (33) gives the next defensive play. Center right: A St. Mary’s runner is running out of room as the Masuk Defense closes in. Above: Quarterback, Dave Grewcock (12), with protection from his backs, Ken Paolini (22) and Brad Hoadly (44) throws a perfect spiral to Pat Hussey (84). 96 Football M any of the Varsity Football players receiv- ed recognition for their performance. Seniors Scott Charney and Chris Graham were named for the All-Bridgeport Post first team for defen- sive end and guard, respectively. Named for the All-Briggs were Seniors Brad Bartz, Scott Charney, Chris Graham, Brad Hoadley and the only Junior, Keith Webster. Finally is the All- WCC which was received by Scott Charney and Keith Webster. Congratulations! Far left: Punter Jim Alexander (51) kicks the ball from deep Masuk territory. Left: Coach Butler during the Weston game. Below left: Split end, Pat Hussey. (84) gathers a pass for a first down. Below: Chris Graham (62) gives quarterback Dave Grewcock (12) all the protection he needs to pass. Bottom left: Halfback. Bob Terry, (32) makes sure he has the ball before he tries to evade St. Mary defenders. m ma 7 am Row One: B. Bartz, K. Isaac. B. Zaccagnini, J Alexander, K. Paolini, J. Wickson, B. Hoadley. C. Graham, J. Sembrot. N Dellilio. Row Two: S. Beucher, S. Hammons. D. McCarroll, T. Taylor, S. Charney, D. Grewcock, M. Morganti, C. Kilmeier, P. Hussey, D. Kouf, M Graham Row Three: M Brown, E Zinsky, T Marinaccio. R. Fiorrenzo. M. Soracln, B Terry. M Cambra, J. Russltano, E. Hopkins, M. Cambra. M Rubis Row Four: E. Defayo, C. Dorso, M DeMayo. M Lester. K. Webster, R. Topo, R. Felicomo, A Kulhawik, L Cappucci, B Cane Row Five: P. McCone. W. Mavericks. C Rubis, R. Brown. P. Risko, S. Sudora. T. Heffilflnger, J. Moore, T. Beno. T. Taylor. Row Six: J. Venizia. B McCarrol, J. Mahon. S. Schiraldi. B. Norwood. J. Evanko, S. Criselly, R. Cottle. Football 97 J.V. Football Right: Halfback Steve Buecher (21) stalks an opponent. Far right: Corner Moe Demayo runs an intercep- tion over a St. Mary’s player. J.V. Football MHS 14 Central Catholic 12 22 Pomperaug 0 0 Bethel 0 20 Brookfield 0 0 Trumbull 6 40 New Milford 6 IV-L-T 4-1-1 Center left: Quarterback Eric Hopkins (16) throws for a first down. Center right: Halfback Ken Paolini (22) moves out Weston’s Mike Cleary. Above: Masuk’s Scott Charney, “the Assasin,” makes another stop. 98 Football Row One: R. Feliconio, K. Webster, R. Topo, M. Soricin, M. Cambra. E. Hopkins, J. Russitano, T. Marinaccio, R. Fiorenzo. Row Two: M. Demayo, M. Brown, E. Zinsky, M. Cambra. M. Lester, M. Rubis, T. Bono, J. Moore, L. Cappucci. Row Three: W. Mavericks. J. Evanko, C. Rubis, C. Donso. M. Cane, B. Mahon, R. Brown. T. Heffilf- inger, J. Taylor. Row Four: P. McCone, P. Risko, E. Defayo, B. Norwood. S. Sudora. M. Venezia. S. Schiraldi, B. McCarroll. Row Five: R. Cottle, S. Criselly. Far left: Craig Fiedler (12) gets the next play from Coach Quinto during a time out. Left: Matt Fannon (62) and Chris Jur- man (63) look at the offense. Below left: Craig Fiedler back to pass against Seymour. Below: Dave Poth is attended to after breaking his collar bone. Bottom Row: C. Dzlinski, M. Fannon, B. Reck, D. Poth, C. Fiedler, M. Demayo, J. Russitano. Middle Row: M. Treed, J. Moore, S. Szaily, C. Haskins, J. Dvorak, L. Armbrester. Top Row: Coach D. Quinto, M. Dillilo, T. Fox, R. Rylick, C. Jurman. Freshman Football MHS 12 Bethel 34 24 Barlow 0 8 Weston 6 14 Seymour 22 12 New Milford 8 WLT 3-2-0 Football 99 Keep the Ball Rolling 1 he Masuk Soccer team ended its 1981 season with a 3111 record. The senior co-captains, Pete Kruger and Craig Deflippo, received honorable mentions in the W.C.C. The team also had two junior captains, Kevin Bresnahan and Rich Olofson. Bresnahan was named first team all W.C.C., and Olofson received second team all W.C.C. honors. Other outstanding members of the team included: Jim Scanlin, Poncho Omante, and goalie Vinny Callo. A great effort, of which the entire school can be proud, was put forth by every member of the 1981 team. Top right: Rich Venditti takes a shot on goal. Top: Captain Pete Kruger and Craig DeFillippo attend the pregame meeting. Above: Kevin Bresnahan passes the ball in front of an opposing player. Right: Junior Ponch Ormonte heads the ball away from a defender. 100 Soccer Left: Greg Hollemberg fights a Weston oppo- nent for the ball. Below left: Kevin Bresnahan takes a dive after going for the ball. Below right: Poncho keeps the ball away from Weston. Bottom left: Goalie, Perry Lytle, blocks a possi- ble goal. Varsity Soccer MHS 1 Central Catholic 4 2 Newton 4 8 New Fairfield 1 4 Abbott Tech. 1 1 Weston 2 0 Pomperaug 1 0 Bethel 5 1 Joel Barlow 3 0 Brookfield 0 2 New Milford 3 0 New Milford 2 4 Brookfield 0 1 Newtown 7 2 Joel Barlow 3 0 Bethel 4 W-L-T 3-11-1 Bottom Row: R. Olofson, P. Kruger, V. Callo, C. Defillipo, K. Bresnahan, G. Us. Middle Row: S. Navotny, J. Frick, C. Henn, G. Hollemberg, R. Venditti, J. Scanlin, P. Ornante, D. Pittorie. Back Row: Coach Giampolo, K. Keniston, T. Zingo. J. McDonald. M. Colgrove, G. Nemeth. J. Ott, L. Pickett. Soccer 101 Top right: Rich Venditti’s at- tempt to control the ball takes him sliding out of bounds. Right: Junior Greg Us takes a shot on goal. Far right: Senior goalie, Vin Callo, prepares to stop a shot. Below: Peter Kruger — what an expression! Right: Coach Giampolo gives a pregame speech. Far right: Rich Venditti makes an inbound pass downfield. 102 Soccer J.V. Soccer MHS 1 Newtown 1 2 New Fairfield 0 2 Abbott Tech 1 1 Weston 1 3 Pomperaug 2 1 Bethel 3 0 Joel Barlow 1 4 Brookfield 4 0 New Milford 3 Bottom Row: J. Glezer, T. Graham, T. Daniels, D. Wilson, B. Kurtz, J. Inderdohnan, E. Ciggata, Coach Olayos. Middle Row: A. Miller. J. Milks, B. Feltoric, P. Hansen. B. Fisher, J. Coffey. T. Ott. Back Row: P. Lytle, S. Tulk, K. Frost, S. Rudd, D. Rissilo, D. Merhi. Top: Perry Lytle waits as the ball flys to the net. Above left: Kevin Bresnahan goes one on one with a defender. Above middle: Junior Greg Venditti takes a corner kick. Far left: Doug Wilson kicks the ball from Masuk territory. Left. Masuk defense takes out another opponent. Soccer 103 Sweet-n-Sour Far right: Coaches Adams and Bouts plan strategy. Right: Senior Donna Hayden fights a Pomperaug opponent for the ball. Bottom right: Senior Heidi Steiner steals the ball from an opponent. Center left: Sophomore Ann Odoy (27) receives congratula- tions after scoring a goal. Center right: Goalie Sara Steinert makes a save. Bottom left: Sara Steinert revealed. 104 Field Hockey Varsity Field Hockey MHS 2 Bethel 1 0 Immaculate 8 3 Brookfield 1 0 Barlow 2 5 New Fairfield 2 1 New Milford 2 0 Newtown 2 0 Pomperaug 2 0 Weston 2 1 Immaculate 7 0 Brookfield 1 6 Bethel 1 W-L-T 4-8-0 Top: Masuks front three, an awesome defense. Right: Cathy Suda gets ready to flip the ball from Masuk’s zone. Far right: Ann Odoy knocks the ball deep into Pomperaug territory. Bottom right: Dawn Deer passes the ball from a Pomperaug defender to Ann Wilson. (26) Bottom Row: A. Odoy, D. Hayden, J. Potak, D. Deer, J. Anderson. Top Row: Coach Adams. G. Willette, G. Hastings. H. Steiner. L. Shea. A. Wilson, S. Steinert, K. Snips, C. Suda, M. Horner, A. Bovard, K. Basset. Field Hockey 105 Center left: Ann Wilson, Liz Shea, and Dawn Deer are hoping the shot scores. Center right: Cathy Suda dribbles the ball downfield as Heidi Steiner looks on. Above: The seniors. Right: Heidi wants to know where the ball is. Top: Keep the ball moving. 106 Field Hockey The Varsity Field Hockey team, led by co-captains Ann Wilson (Junior) and Dawn Deer (Senior), fought hard through a very competitive season. The high point of the season was the final game, a 6-1 triumph over Bethel, featuring hat tricks by both Donna Hayden (Senior) and Ann O Doy (Sophomore). Ann O’Doy, the team’s high scorer, was selected to the All-State field hockey team. With many returning players, the team promises to enjoy another good season next fall. Far left: The defense arrives just a little too late to assist goalie Sara Steinert (29). Left: The J.V. players wait for their game to begin. Below left: Freshman Diane Grewcock relaxes during the varsity game. Below: Ann Odoy passes the ball. Front Row: R. Kliczewski, B. Steiner. Back Row: L. Szor, K. Witalas, L. Willette, M. Berry, K. Buecher, A. Ceccotti, D. Schuchman, Coach Bouts. K. Zukor, D. Grewcock, K. Fletcher, P. Frank, M. O’Leary, A. Osborne, N. Stahle, P. Calarusis. J.V. Field Hockey MHS 1 Bethel 4 1 Immaculate 3 1 Brookfield 1 0 Barlow 3 1 New Fairfield 2 0 New Milford 1 2 Newtown 2 0 Pomperaug 3 0 Weston 1 1 Immaculate 0 0 Brookfield 0 0 Bethel 0 W-L-T 1-7-4 J. V. F i e 1 d H o c k e y Field Hockey 107 Winning Recipe The Musak Cross-Country team, coached by Mr. Bob Baroni, at- tained its best record in the school’s history. With a record of five wins and five losses, the team was led by captain Mark Gasparini. Gasparini, along with Seniors John Brennan and Mike Galaburri, and freshman Matt Galaburri, turned in outstanding performances. Top runners for the girls team included: Elaina Moriarty, Cheryl Roberts and Karen Lucken. Both teams were plagued with injuries but still performed well. Top right: Captain Mark Gasparini enjoying his hurdlers stretch before the start of the meet. Above: Junior Jim Beckwith checks his time as he finishes another race. Center: Senior Eric Augustin and Cheryl Roberts stretch before the race. Above right: Fran Sanzo, wearing the latest in large sweat fashions, warms up before the meet. Right: Masuk runners try to attain an early lead against their opponents from Brookfield and Pomperaug. 108 Cross Country Cross-Country MHS 25 Newtown 33 28 Joel Barlow 28 31 Immaculate 24 35 Weston 23 35 Abbot Tech 23 25 New Fairfield 34 24 Brookfield 37 25 Pomperaug 39 50 Bethel 23 50 New Milford 15 WL-T 5-5-0 Top left: Karen Lucken practices her Rockette routine. Above: The Cross Country team does group stretching. Left: Masuk’s running brothers: Matt, Mark and Mike Galaburri. Front Row: K. Favro, J. Steinert, C. Roberts, L. Roxeda, M. Slimak, M. Galaburri, M. Gasparini, J. Brennan, M. Galaburri, K. Lucken, M. Galaburri, S. Petridies, T. Wernet. Back Row: C. Hayes, E. Agustyn, R. Heitsman, J. Niski, E. Moriarty, F. Sanzo, J. Beckwith. Cross Country 109 Right: Syd Stokes moves out Newtown’s Randy Gun- ther as Keith Webster looks on. Below right: Syd Stokes rolls the ball in as the Brookfield players look on. Below: Kevin Bresnahan gets set to pass the ball out after stealing it from an opponent. Bottom: Front Row: T. Lennon, R. Stebbins. K. Falcone, M. Lester, K. Webster. Back Row: Coach Olayos, T. Cino, G. Ruel, P. Garrity, S. Stokes. K. Bresnahan. Coach Andrzjewski. MHS 78 Weston 49 62 Central 72 89 Central Catholic 64 59 New Canaan 47 60 Trumbull 64 87 Newtown 66 89 Brookfield 55 72 Bethel 59 74 Pomperaug 48 75 New Milford 51 73 Foran 44 65 Joel Barlow 42 96 Immaculate 40 60 Abbott Tech. 65 64 Newtown 65 72 Brookfield 34 61 Bethel 48 85 New Milford 47 71 New Fairfield 42 72 Joel Barlow 42 W-L 16-4 110 Boys'Basketball D Sahlin Dribbling The 1981-82 basketball season started on an interesting note. One week before the first game of the season, head coach Neal Jackover resigned He had been head coach for three years and compiled a record of 60 wins and 13 losses including a WCC crown and a trip to the state finals. Coach Jackover was replaced by JV coach Jim Olayos. Coach Olayos had just finish- ed a perfect 20 wins and 0 losses with the JV’s. Masuk was led by the strong play of Captain Peter Garrity. He was joined by seniors Kevin Falcone and Syd Stokes. Rounding out the starting five were juniors Kevin Bresnahan and Keith Webster, with Greg Ruel, Bob Terry and Rick Stebbins giving great support to the starters. The Panthers, one of the WCC’s smallest teams, had to depend on its speed and ability to get the fast break going to beat opponents. Masuk’s speed was one of its greatest assets as was the outside shooting of Keith Webster and Syd Stokes. The Panthers also relied heavily on Kevin Falcone and Greg Ruel at point guard to direct the offense with Peter Garrity and Kevin Bresnahan rebounding. Masuk ended the regular season at 16 and 4. The team won its division for the second year in a row and was seeded second going into the WCC playoffs. The Masuk JV’s were coached by Frank Andrzjewski and compiled a fine record of 18 wins and 2 losses. Top: Keith Webster goes up high for a layup. Top right: Greg Ruel inbounds the ball. Above left: The open- ing jump ball. Above: Greg Ruel fights through a Brookfield defender for two points. Left: Tim Lennon dribbles by an opponent. Far left: Kevin Falcone passes the ball off in heavy traffic. Boys' Basketball 111 MHS 61 Weston 54 60 Central 66 63 Central Catholic 51 65 Newtown 49 63 Brookfield 57 60 Bethel 53 57 Pomperaug 54 63 New Fairfield 51 49 Foran 47 55 Barlow 43 70 Immaculate 52 43 Abbott Tech 47 77 Newtown 63 77 Brookfield 44 56 Bethel 50 52 New Milford 44 61 New Fairfield 46 61 Barlow 51 WL 16-2 JV Basketball Top right: Mike Lester makes a lay-up as an opponent watches. Top left: Kyle Kavanaugh (32) and Bob Roberge (5) fight to steal the ball. Far right: Scott Rudd (40) rebounds as Kyle Kavanaugh (32) and Tim Lennon (30) look on. Right: Rick Stebbins (10) fights off a Brookfield defender to make a lay-up. Bottom right: Bob Roberge (5) gets off his shot despite the swat of a defense. 112 Boys’Basketball Freshman Basketball MHS 54 Weston 16 40 Newtown 59 51 St. Joseph 58 54 Bethel 58 56 Pomperaug 27 54 New Milford 45 34 Barlow 29 55 Immaculate 80 62 Abbott Tech 38 41 Newtown 52 58 Sheehan Center 74 61 St. Joseph 79 46 Bethel 57 49 New Milford 40 52 New Fairfield 49 52 Barlow 45 V -Z. 8-8 Left: Front Row: G. Baker, S. Peters, C. Pizlin- ski, M. Trede, C. Fiedler. Back Row: Coach Campopiano. T. Tippett, M. Ger- man, C Ayles. C. Bassett, K. Beard, J. Moore. J. Fox. Coach Butkousky. Top Right: Mike Trede inbounds the ball. Top left: Mike German puts up a shot. Middle: Matt Fan- non flies for a layup. Bottom right: Coach Butkousky plans strategy during a time out. Bottom left: Craig Fiedler concen- trates at the foul line. Boys'Basketball 113 Seventh Heaven The Masuk Girls’ Basketball team, the domi- nant force in the WCC for six years in a row, began its quest for a unprecented seventh straight title. This year was to be the hardest for the girls because they had only one returning starter from last year’s team, and there were no seniors and only one junior. The returning player was sophomore, Ann Odoy. Odoy was one of the league’s premier players as well as a co-captain of the team and she was joined by co-captain, Veronica Board, a junior; Michele Tinkler; Lore Webster; Collene Moore; Lisa Tomchick; and Jennifer Witalis. The girls were guided by Coach Strong and his assis- tant, Coach Bobbie Campanaro. The girls had a tough pre-season, losing all of their scrimmages. When the season started and things counted, however, the girls showed that they were still the best in the WCC. They cruised through the season with a 15-1 record in the league and 15-5 overall. The girls defeated Brookfield, 61-56, in the WCC Finals to capture their seventh straight crown. Ann Odoy was nam- ed the tournament’s MVP scoring over 50 points in the two games. The JV team was led by Coach Campanaro to an 18-2 season. Right: Jennifer Witalis prepares to guide the offense. Below: Colleen Moore beats heavy pressure from two opponents with a pass. Below right: Michele Tinkler goes up high for the jump ball. Bottom right: Lisa Tomchick (34) battles an opponent. Bottom left: Another two points for Ann. 114 Girls’Basketball Front Row: L. Tomchick, M. Tinkler, V. Board, A. Odoy, C. Moore, J. Witalis. Back Row: Coach Bobby Campanero. K. Brennan, J. Doe, L. Anderson, L. Webster, K. Garrity, C. Waldrop, Coach David Strong. MHS 70 Barlow 39 69 New Fairfield 59 49 Weston 33 46 Lee 64 53 Central Catholic 52 43 Trumbull 53 47 Naugatuck 62 49 Newtown 44 60 Brookfield 61 49 Pomperaug 44 66 Bethel 39 54 New Milford 49 34 St. Joseph 46 52 Barlow 36 44 Immaculate 42 52 Abbott Tech 12 60 Newtown 43 66 Brookfield 55 73 Bethel 53 44 New Milford 42 61 New Milford 49 61 Brookield 56 WL 15-5 Girls’ Basketball 115 Right: Coach Strong congratulates Michele Tinkler. Below right: Ann Odoy dribbles by an opponent. Below: Cathy Waldrop intimidates under the boards. 116 Girls’Basketball JV Basketball Far left: Kim Brennan fights for a steal. Left: Lore Webster and Ann Odoy stop a Central Catholic opponent. Below left: Ann Odoy makes the game look easy. Below: Coach Campanaro gives out advice during a time out. Bottom: Cathy Waldrop (30) easily controls the jump ball. MHS 55 Barlow 14 52 New Fairfield 16 58 Weston 25 55 Lee 44 44 Central Catholic 29 47 Newtown 32 46 Brookfield 40 28 Pomperaug 36 56 Bethel 36 54 New Milford 31 32 St. Joseph 37 38 Barlow 13 43 Immaculate 35 46 Abbott Tech 25 43 Newtown 37 45 Brookfield 26 47 Bethel 26 50 New Milford 32 W-L 18-2 Girls’ Basketball 117 Popsicle The Masuk Hockey team started the season strong, but soon felt the absence of the six varsity players who graduated last year. In spite of many hours of hard practice, led by coach Jeff Semon lack of experience made for a long and grueling season. The team was comprised mainly of underclassmen. The defensive was led by Senior captains Alan Fagan and Scott Stadler. Assistant captain and team high scorer Keith Sullivan led the offensive for- ward line with twenty goals to his name. Trailing closely behind, with fourteen goals, was sophomore Rich Brown. Leading the team in spirit was the dedicated Chris Loskant who missed most of the season owing to an injured knee, but remained with the team and in- spired the younger players. Top: Al Fagan goes for the goal! Middle right: Rich Brown whizzes by the oppos- ing defense. Middle left: Rob Somley waits to get in the game. Bottom right: Jeff McDonald exhibits his hockey talents. Bottom left: Coach Semon watches the strategy on the ice. 118 Hockey Far left: Rich Brown prepares for the face off. Left: Al Fagan slides with ease across the ke. Below left: Chris Duva, This is what ice hockey is all about. Below: Front Row: S. Stadler, K. Sullivan, M. Adiletta, R. Ven- ditti, R. Somley, J. McDonald, H. McCar- rol, A. Fagan. S. Bunovsky, R. Toth. Back Row: Coach Semon, M. Duva, T. Crisalli, G. Maxey, B. Kurtz, F. Rottjer, G. Levey, M. Pozvek, C. Duva, R. Brown, J. Bates, T. McDonald. Bottom left: Keith Sullivan heads for the goal. Bottom right: Keith Sullivan was born to play hockey. MHS 6 Notre Dame 2 2 Bethel 1 1 Roger Ludlowe 5 1 Shelton 15 0 Branford 10 4 Farmington 6 3 Platt 2 0 Branford 11 9 Lee 2 2 Maloney 3 3 Lee 0 7 Platt 1 2 Wilbur Cross 4 2 Bethel 9 4 Shelton 6 4 Notre Dame 1 2 Maloney 6 2 Ludlowe 10 4 Farmington 7 3 Wilbur Cross 7 W-L-T 7-13-0 Hockey 119 Far right: Tom McDonald is alone on the ice. Right: Rich Vendetti makes a slapshot. Below right: Jeff Bates skates! Below middle: Keith Sullivan defends the puck. Below: Coach Semon gives out instructions. Bottom right: Rich Brown battles for the puck. Bottom left: Tom McDonald makes the play. 120 Hockey Top left: Steve Bonuvsky and C. Duva — The opponents get a break. Middle left: Al Fagan watches the puck go by. Center middle: Ron Toth — A future pro! Above: Rich Vendetti battles with another team’s player. Far left: Al Fagan watches for opponents. Left: Brian McCarroll — A sinister looking goalie. Hockey 121 Cotton-Candy Oehind all of Masuk's successful athletic teams there is one driving force: our cheerleaders. This year the squad, chosen in April by advisors Mrs. Banks and Mrs. Terry, began training right away. Over fifty girls tried out for the team, each flaunting their spirit and flashing their smile. After two days of grueling workouts the squad was cut to its twenty members, ten varsity and ten J.V. In June the girls attended camp at the New England Cheerleading Association and kept practicing throughout the summer. Although cheering for both basketball and football as well as two hours a week of hard practices keep the cheerleaders very busy, they still find time to entertain us at our pep assemblies. The captains this year are seniors Cindie Campos and Melanie Climes. They are supported by four other seniors: Kathleen Horvath. Cindy Dillon, Janie Delbene, and Tracey Sudora, and by panther mascot, senior Terri Valerius. Along with the cheerleaders. Masuk teams are inspired on by another pep squad, the Pom Pon Girls The girls, under the direction of advisor Miss Bourett, cheer on the soccer team and the hockey team. Many hours of hard work and practice go into the making of a successful pep squad, and somehow these girls do it. This year’s captains are seniors Jackie Jurman and Debbie Epifano. Keep up the good work girls! Right: First Row: T. Sudora. C. Campos. L. Dickenson. Second Row: J. Delbene. K. Corito, M. Climes. Third Row: K. Horvath. Top: C. Dillon. Behind is Debbie Shultis. Center: The girls get ready to start the game. Below: Kathy Horvath displays her skill with the shakers. Bottom right: The cheerleaders get the crowd going. Bottom center: The cheerleaders perform. 122 Cheerleaders Far left: Give me an M.” Left: Mascot Terri Valerious prepares to ig- nite the crowd. Center left: The Littlest Panther. Below: A half time show. Bottom left: Cindie Dillon flies during the introduction. Bottom right: The Pyramid. Cheerleaders 123 I • Right: Marcia Williams flics through the air with the greatest of ease. Below right: Liz Edwards takes a break bet- ween cheers. Below: Michelle Magas caught by the photographer. Bottom right: Marilin Omara and Michelle Boudin cheer for the basketball team. Bottom left: A relaxing moment during the game. 124 Cheerleaders Far left: Kelly O’Hara endures the cold to cheer for the soccer team. Left: Two of the pom pon girls wait for halftime. Below left: “S Below: Cheering for the hockey team. Bottom left: Jill Hamilton performs at half time. Bottom right: Raising spirits at a pep assembly. Pom Pon 125 126 Le Cercie Francais i The French Club, under the guidance of Mr. Garofolo, is a gathering of students who are eager to learn about and develop an apprecia- tion for French culture through various club ac- tivities. A bi-monthly meeting encourages a spirit of camaraderie among the members in addition to an increase of proficiency in their study of the language. Some meeting time is devoted to planning the trip to Quebec and a visit to a French restaurant. Additionally, we have many fund-raisers including a car wash, a bake sale and a flower sale. Our best money maker was the daily sale of M M’s. Although this is a fairly new club, we are getting a lot of things done and we hope to become well known. Bottom Row: L. Pickett. T. Mitchel, L. Williams, M. Verebelli. Top Row: R. Zingo, K. Kenyon. D. Konwa, Mr. Garofolo. Above: C’est Bon! Top: Dry Idea lets them raise their arms with confidence. Far left: Coke adds life. Center: You want me to do what? Left: That Ultra Bright smile gets Michelle noticed. 130 French Club Recipe for Change The Masuk Representative Assembly (MRA) con- sists of administrators, teachers, and parents as well as three students from each class and special student representatives to the Board of Education. This amalgam, the basic decision making body in the school, is responsible for such things as privilege cards and stu- dent I.D. Cards. Not only do these ambitious people voice student opinions and create policy, they also spon- sor blood banks and the Holly Hop. Left: The M R. A. discussing a matter of concern. Bottom Row: J. Samules, M. Rychlik, L. Shea, F. Sanzo. Top Row: B. Meyers. Mrs. Lipelis, L. Kurtz, D. Konwa. Below: M R. A. students listen attentively at a meeting. Center: Mrs. Rudd, one of the three parent representatives, expands upon a point. MR.A. 131 A Piece of Pi Mathematics can be fun, or at least that is the opinion of the students who participate, monthly, in the New England Mathematics League. Six times a year these devoted students, ready to test their mathematical capabili- ty, report to the room of the team’s advisor, Miss Carolyn Conley. Here the students sit for thirty long minutes pulling their hair, biting their nails, and trying to answer the six puzzling mathematical questions placed before them. No matter what their score, everyone always has a good time trying. The efforts of the students and the advisor reflect the image of the Math Department at MHS. This ex- cellence in math skills has become a tradition over the years. Top left: “They don’t do it this way in France.” Top right: It’s finger-lickin’ good! Center left: “Hurry and take the picture.” Center right: Einstein at work. Inset: “2+2=5? . . . yeah, that’s right!” Above: Working overtime. Bottom Row: S. Hastings, T. Gruszack, J. Kulhawik, T. Peterson, L. Williams, J. Mulholland, L. Pickett. Top Row: Miss Carolyn Conley, L. Hicks, L. Shea, S. Stadler, J. Borck, J. Day, M. Anderson, R. Jen. 132 Math Team A Week We’ll Never Forget H omecoming '82 — said the enormous sign hanging in the colorfully decorated gym. Homecoming began this year with the traditional “Hat Day,” when many of the students wear unusually decorated hats to show their spirit. “Dress-Up Day” followed, with the freshman class in pajamas, sophomores in ties, juniors in sweatsuits and seniors dress- ed up in cowboy and Indian costumes. Top left: “Look, a cavity. Center left: All the queens' men. Left: Four spectators watch the game. Above: The Rockettes. Homecoming 133 On Friday, the day before the big game, the students gathered in the gym for a pep assembly. The band’s music blared as the seniors poured into' the gym. The assembly went well. The Homecoming King and Queen were announced for the four classes. Heading the royalty were senior King and Queen, Alan Fagan and Lauren Dollman. Top right: 1981 Homecoming: Senior King and Queen; Alan Fagan and Lauren Dollman. Above: Wounded in battle. Above right: Seniors Nancy Wojiski and Terri Valerius hang posters for the assembly. Right: Brrr! Far right: I’ve got to go! 134 Homecoming Top left: Joann Sabak, Class of ’82’s Vice President, speaks at assembly. Top right: Masuk’s Pom-Pon girls do their thing. Center left: Little drummer boys! Above: Brad Bartz lies dead in the Masuk Library Pit after an all out attack by the cowboys. Left: Sophomores give it their all for Hall Day. Homecoming 135 Far right: Mr. Bodnar gets a taste of the rich life. Middle top: Chris Lizak and Jackie Jurman help set up for the homecoming pep assembly. Middle bottom: “How! Right: The juniors show their talents. The annual “Hall Day ’ was well re- ceived. Each class put in many long hours of hard work decorating their designated hall in traditional red and white. The juniors won the judging for best hall. x b 0. Center: The baton twirlers are real show stoppers. Right: Give me an “M.” Above: The class of ’84’s panther roars for a victory. I b 136 Homecoming Top: “On top again.” Above: Dawn Guariglia has Bette Davis eyes for her escort, Bobby Reed. Center: Seniors show their spirit. Left: Masuk offense in action. Homecoming 137 International Flavor Top right: This is just too exciting for us. The Monroe Chapter of the American Field Service at Masuk High School, supporting itself by means of everything from dances to candy drives, continues to grow larger each year and can, without a doubt, be considered one of the most active chapters in the region. This year, Masuk played host to Patrick Munyiri from Nugna, Kenya. He is currently staying with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Steinert. Also, two would-be Masuk Seniors are spend- ing this school year in Europe — Joanna Butler in Denmark and Robert Salamon in Switzerland. Many of this year’s students will hopefully be going abroad in the future. Good luck to all the members. Top: Looks to kill. Above right: “. . . and my wife to the right is the grand prize.' Above: . . and my work blazer is from Sachs.” Bottom Row: D. Koneff, J. Smeriglio, L. Hicks, K. O’Leary, M. Rychlik, J. Jen. M Kohan, S. Stadler, L. Shea. Top Row: Mrs. Lipeles, L. Williams, K. O’Hara, K. O’Reilie, M. Stadler, A. Archer, J. Borck, J. Marchant, M. Anderson, K. Grega, A. Weisse, Mr. Hasting. 138 AFS A Seat With a View? The Usher’s Build, directed by Mrs. Geisman, is one of the oldest and largest organizations at Masuk. Consisting of students from all four classes, the Guild’s members volunteer their own time to assist at various school functions. At theatrical productions they distribute programs and escort the audience to their seats. On Parent’s Night, the Ushers position themselves in the halls of Masuk and assist bewildered parents in location classrooms. Ushers are also present at various other events, such as senior and underclassmen awards nights and graduation. £ 8 Bottom Row: K. Pattyson, H. Fay, M. Kohan, J. Lacey, K. Osborne. K. Manente. J. Cassidy, L. Pharell. Center Row: K. O’Leary, L. Talbot, L. Anderson, L. Caggenello, C. Rutkowski, S. Hastings. S. DeGirolamo, A. Lowry. Top Row: J. Alena. C. Henn, B. Francis, P. Caliento, M. O’Leary, M. Rchylik. C. Keller, R. Ascher, Mrs. Giesman. Usher’s Guild 139 Top left: She’s got the look. Top middle: No comment. Top right: A big turnout for the show. Above: Jackie Jurman practices her styling. Center: Is this the way it’s done? Middle right: No can do. Right: She’s just a shameless hussy; doesn’t mean a thing!” 140 Drama § ! 5 3 X b Cl The Masuk High School Drama Club, better known as the Masuk Masquers, was formed this year. With the guidance and direction of Mr. Michael Wolfer and assistant Ms. Jean Schiller, the Masquers put together the fall comedy production “Love is Con- tagious”. With the success of the fall project, hope for a successful Spring production — possibly a musical — has grown bright. Far left: After hours romance. Left: Michelle Vanesse spreads a little gossip. Middle: John Sembrot gets ready for a wild and crazy evening. Below: Lisa Sperling flaunts her stuff. Front: M Wolfer, L. Farrell, J. Cassidy, E. Edwards, A. DerWallis, P. Aube. K. Tamacha, E. Horvath, L. Creaugh, J. Koch, T. Bennedetti. S. Winters, M Koch. J. Kuznitz, K Horvath. A Archer, R Willett, M Vanesse. L. Roberto, S. Charney, C. Gallo, C. Renaud, J. Schiller. Back: S. Petrides, L. Quick, J. Inderdohnen. D. Shultis, J. Starkey, M. O’Leary, A. Weiss, L, Shea. B. McCaffrey. J. Marchant, S. Hastings, P. Laporta, L. Mund, A. Smith, P. Frank, P. Lyttle, L. Sperling, M. Stadler, L. Pickett. i.-- '• Drama 141 Fit for a King This year promises to be another successful one for the Masuk High School Chess Team. The members of the team, under the guidance of Coach Dave Strong, are once again heading for the statewide cham- pionship playoff. The top six players of this year’s team are: (in order): Robert Jen (11). Jeff Mulholland (12), Kirk Keniston (11), Jenifer Jen (12), Jerry Alena (11), and Mark Diltz (11). Top: Senior Dave Propster makes his move on freshman Tom Garvey to try a comeback. Top right: While Jeff Mulholland studies the board, Mr. Borsari attempts to solve the Cube. Above: Dave Sampson moves into position to defeat his opponent, Jerry Alena. Center: Senior Kevin Petriel moves into checkmate on freshman Danny York. Bottom Row: D. Sampson, M. Menente, D. York, E. Ryan, S. Briening. Center Row: J. Jen, T Alena, S. Shur, J. Parachace. Top Row: J. Alena, K. Keniston, D. Kubik, M. Diltz, K. Petriel. Missing: Coach Dave Strong. 142 Chess Club Pholo� by D Sohlin Main Ingredients Where would Masuk High School be without the guidance of elected class officers? Each year the classes elect students to five offices: president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer, and historian. Responsible for everything from chairing committees for dances to raising funds for the senior banquet, these leaders pool their energies, spirit, and hard work to make each project a success. John Sembrot, Joann Sabak, Kathleen Horvath, James Borck, and Michelle Serniak, officers of the Senior Class, have been working hard to make the Class of 1982 the best that Masuk High School has ever seen. Left: Bottom: C. Renaud, D. Guariglia, K. Zukor, L. Sperling. Top: C. Kammire, L. Manfredonia, B. Schumacher. Below: Bottom: M. Serniak, J. Sabak, J. Sembrot, K. Horvath. Top: Ms. Solheim, J. Borck, Mr. Bodnar. Above left: P. Frank, K. Renaud, M. Barry, G. Nevone, P. Goveia. Left: J. Anderson, T. Bartlett, R. Cottle, P. Cooney, Mrs. Waricha, Mr. Gersten, Mrs. Lipeles. Class Officers 143 PholosbyM Anderson Der Deutsche Verein After many years in absence, the Masuk German Club was revived last April by a group of enthusiastic German Students. Under the guidance of Mrs. Ruel, the members are putting together a cookbook and traveling to various German cultural ac- tivities. An exciting future awaits this new and fun-loving addition to the Masuk community. As the students in the club say, “Der Deutsche Verein uber alles!” Above right: Danny York and Tanya Rosenberg enjoying the German Club Trip. Above: Chief of the German Club, Tim Peterson shows his class spirit on Spirit Day. Top right: Just making sure there’s no cheating. Top left: Larissa Labach and Kim Tommana join with the Polka Players on the German Club Trip. Bottom Row: Mrs. Ruel, A. Weiss, J. Anderson, D. York, J. Mulholland, T. Peterson, M. Anderson, J. Parker, T. Stressbuber, K. Tomena. Top Row: L. Killmeier. K O’Hara, J. Purdy, S. Novotny, G. Gaffield, J. Jen. G. Kaufman. R. Bertig, S. Carney. J. Gaffield, R. Longo. 144 German Club Super-Marketing i Top left: Sue Chonko watches as a customer drops his change. Top right: Dawn Cortina makes sure that the customer gets his fair share. Middle: DECA members discuss future sales with Mr. Sebastiano. This is the third year that students have worked in the MART gaining business experience for DECA; the Distributive Education Club of America. Mr. Tony Sebastiano heads this group of ambitious business oriented individuals. DECA members gain practical ex- perience in the business world by selling school supplies as well as clothing items and candy. DECA also sponsors various fund raising sales of flowers, bake sales, etc. With the earnings, the members of DECA attend a statewide conference in the spring where they compete with other schools with various business skills they have learned from their club. Front: Mr. Sebastiano. Kim Olah, Fran Vanderwert, Dawn Cortina. Mike D'Agostino. Pat Tierney. Kathy Baker. Dawn Monroe. Back: Francine Sanzo, Lisa Feliconio. Debbie Epifano. Sara Faust. Michele Vanesse. Traci Benedetti, Laurie Marsillio, Ricky Millo. I i j£ | I i Left: Dawn Monroe concentrates on making change. Above: Mike D’Agostino makes his sales pitch. DECA 145 It’s Music to Your Mouth For several years now, the local radio station WMNR has been providing the music to the immediate area. In the past year, the station has asked the town to increase its power so that a wider area of Connecticut could be served. The station was seen on P.M. Magazine which highlighted the employment of the handicapped. The future may include moving the station from its present location to one where more adequate space is available. In the past few years, students have also participated in the running of the station. Good Luck in the future! Back: C. Klimkowski, J. Anderson, Mr. Bachman, B. Carstenson. Top: Michelle Prosek cues a record. Front: M. Prosek, N. Kundrak. C. Garrity. Middle right: Yet another Stevie Nicks fan. Center: Bob Carstensen checks out the UPI machine. Left: Chris Garrity catches the new sounds. 146 WMNR Above: John Anderson enjoys his work. A Taste of Past, Present, and Future The Social Studies Club, advised by Mr. Ferreri. has many functions in Masuk. The club sells the New York Times and contributed a slide show on the history of Monroe to the Masuk Expo. In May, the club sponsored a trip to the United Nations Building and the Statue of Liberty. Club officers are: Presi- dent, Stephen Kaplita, Vice President, Barry McCaffrey, Treasurer, Jeff Horgan and Secretary, Kathy Daily. Bottom Row: K. Osborne, K. Daly, L. Williams, D. Moriarty, B. McCaffrey. J. Horgan, J. Jones, Mr. Ferreri. Top Row: J. Kulhawik, K. Manente, L. Hicks, T. Peterson, S. Kaplita. J. Purdy. Social Studies Club 147 Bottom: Jane Jones and Jeff Horgan discuss Politics. Center right: Mr Ferreri puts in his two cents worth. Center: Barry McCaffrey gets sucked into the “Black Hole while the rest of the club ignore his cries for help. Below: Steve Kaplita writes suggestions for activities on the board. One of the more popular business clubs in Masuk is FBLA, Future Business Leaders of America. Each year the members attend a con- ference in New Haven where they compete in their specialized areas of business such as typing, shorthand, and exemplary speaking. In the past our participants have met with great success. They raise money for the conference by holding raffles and making use of fund raising kits. They are led by Mrs. Buccellato. Top: A member explains the poster she made for the club. Center: President Jill Forrest points out new ideas for local activities. Above: Jill reads today’s agenda for the FBLA meeting. Alphabet Soup Back: Regina Kliczewski, Conna Licciardi, Janice Leonard. Mike Cubelli. Janie DelBene, Carma Gallo. Front: Mrs. Patti, Jill Koch, Lisa Feliconio, Jill Forrest. Debbie Mesaros. Laura Ellis, Doreen Shultis. 148 FBLA Club De Espanol The Spanish Club is one of the four language clubs. This small but dedicated group listens to speakers and sees films on the Spanish cultures of the world. The big event of the year is the trip to Spain during the spring vacation. Other events include a trip to a local Spanish restaurant. All the members agree that this adds a further insight into the Spanish culture. Top: Joanne Pale practices Spanish smiles. Right: Two faithful members of the club. Below: New reading material on Spain! Bottom right: Kevin Bresnahan plays “el jefe?’ Front: K. Horvath. B. McCaffrey, K. Daly, M. Cubelli, L. Hicks, L. Caganello. Back: C. Rutkowski, L. Murphy, L. Williams, J. Potak, J. Pale. Spanish Club 149 Marchmallows It is well known that the title Band en compasses diverse musical groups. The Marching Band is one form of musical ex- pression. The members of this organization devote a great amount of time to refining their presentation. This effort is evident in the exciting shows that the Marching Band gives. Mr. Ranti deserves credit for the in- terest that he generates in the Marching Band. Far right: Kirk Frost flutes! Right: Get that pep-see spirit! Bottom right: Rob Stepeck plays to his heart’s content. Center: Jazzing up the game. Below: The Masuk High Water Buffaloes. Bottom: The music never ends ... it goes on. 150 Marching Band Masuk now has a Color Guard to brighten up its band. Under the direction of Mrs. Pond, this small group of dedicated students practices frequently and the results are spectacular. With the use of flags they perform intricate patterns that would brighten their shows. It is hoped that its ranks will continue to increase. Left: ‘‘And we’re supposed to play that?!?” Bottom left: ‘‘If I drop this one more time, I’m gonna quit.' Below: Marching to the beat. Marching Band and Color Guard 151 Behind the Scenes Brownies Front Row: Mrs. Neuchterlein, L. Talbot, T. Peterson. K. O’Leary, M. Anderson, J. Parker, J. Jen, A. Weiss. J. Mar- chant. J. Sabak, K. Osborne, L. Pace, J. Kulhawik, J. Horgan. Middle Row: G. Ruel, K. Webster, R. Jen, A. Lowry. F. Rottjer. K. Beard. J. Aucello, L. Shea, E. Augustyn, L. Williams. L. Hicks. S. Hastings. D. Konwa, S. DeGirolamo. Back Row: J. Lacey, K. Zukor, S. Steinert, C. Kammire, L. Pickett. The National Honor Society, with Mrs. Judy Nuechterlein as its ad- visor, is comprised of those sophomores, juniors, and seniors who have shown outstanding performances in academics and personal achievements. Sophomores are required to have a 3.7 grade point average to be considered and juniors and seniors need a 3.5 G.P.A. New members are chosen and inducted in a formal ceremony each spring. After a probation period, sophomore members are given pins the following fall at a reception. The Society deals with matters concerning the com- munity; and within the school, members tutor students and assist with various school projects. The group’s officers are: Tim Peterson, president; Kim Zukor, vice-president; Sara Steinert, secretary; and Robert Jen, treasurer. Top: Three members of the NHS hold a private meeting. Right: Two heads are better than one. Far right: Jeff looks up timeless information. 154 National Honor Society Handouts The Free Press, a quarterly school newspaper is headed by Mr. Daniel Shea and its staff is composed of a group of ambitious student reporters who are always searching for a good story. Roving reporters pose questions to random students and receive some very unusual feedback for story ideas. The variety of stories and articles provides interest for all its readers. Top left: Ann Wilson ponders her phraseology. Middle left: The Free Press takes a break. Below: Kim Norton, Kevin Bresnahan and Advisor Mr. Shea review for the up- coming deadline. Bottom: Rich Maillet prepares the all-important layout as his fan watches on. Front: Mr. Shea. Kim Norton, Donna Sacknoff, Nancy Wojinski, Lynn Melfi, Ann Wilson. Back: Kevin Falcone, Jeff Bates. Kevin Bresnahan, Peter Kruger, Chris Garrity. L Free Press 155 T ruffles The Masuk High School Concert Band and Chorus have had a successful program this year. Under the direction of Mr. James Ranti, Christmas and Spring Concerts were presented and other events included an exchange trip to Albany where a state band contest was entered. A 24-hour Rock-a-thon was held on February 6 in order to raise money for the exchange. New members have swelled the ranks of both organizations. 156 Concert Band Top left: Rob Somley adjusts his set. Top right: Jackie Jurman tunes it up! Middle left: Pete LaPorta and Perry Lytle discuss their stage work. Middle right: A swinging guy. Above: Curtain Calls!! Center: Director Ranti encourages the audience to stay and listen. Left: Lisa Marhevka and David Spence get ready to give it their all. t 2 c x I X Whistle While You Work Besides having a top quality band, Masuk also has an outstanding chorus. By practicing each day, the members perfect their voices for public performances such as this year’s winter and spring concerts. The singers also participate in several fund raisers throughout the year. For example, this year a telethon was held where the participants rocked in chairs for as long as possible. Con- tributions were earned for the time spent rocking. With this money the band took a trip to Albany in May to participate in a competition. With Mr. Ranti directing and accom- panied by Judy Marchant and Matt Anderson, success is assured. Left: Holly Stryker com- ments on the concert. Right: Total concentra- tion as the chorus goes over new music. Center left: Manny Cam- bra belts out those low notes. Center: Two horns and an imposter lead the band. Center right: Chris Lizak and Jackie Jurman watch the conductor intently. Bottom right: AFS stu- dent Patrick Munyiri learns the music quickly. | x Chorus 157 Sugar Plums On the cold, wintry evening of December 22, 1981, Masuk students gathered in the common for our annual holi- day semi-formal, the Holly Hop. At seven o’clock the couples began to arrive. The girls were dressed in lovely holiday dresses, the boys in suits. They danced the night away to the music of “Rocket” and a buffet dinner was served. The decorations were impressive which made it easy to forget that they were in the cafeteria. At eleven the evening was over, and the couples departed, starry-eyed in anticipation of a hap- py holiday. Bottom right: “I want that roll.” Below left: Smile pretty now. Below: Tim Peterson straightens the Christmas tree donated by the librarians. Bottom left: Joann Sabak and Donna Konwa hang streamers in preparation for the Holly Hop. 158 Holly Hop Top right: An unlikely couple. Above: Tim Peterson and graduate Lisa Corso pose for the photographer. Top left: Where did he go now? Left: Joanne Sabak and Donna Konwa finish preparing for the Holly Hop. Center: Bill Fischer awaits the return of his date. Holly Hop 159 Hot Tamales Bottom: Dan Ostrage locates a trouble spot. Center right: The new duty list is drawn up. Center left: Scott Bishop and David Engle man the hoses! Below: Wendy Strada and Kathy Crone check the pressure on a Masuk fire extinguisher. The Fire Brigade is a relatively unknown club considering the work that its members do for our community. Upperclassmen from our school who are junior members of a fire department can par- ticipate. They are able to go out on calls if they are needed and the officers in the Brigade represent the three area fire houses. The officers are: presi- dent, David Engle; secretary, Wendy Strata; Cap- tain, Dan Ostravage; First Lieutenant, Scott Mon- neir; Second Lieutenant, Scott Bishop. 4 A 160 Fire Brigade Cream of the Crop The Masuk Jazz Band and the Madrigals are select groups of the best musi- cians in both the Chorus and Concert Band. Both are directed by Mr. James Ranti and perform along with the Band and Chorus. The weekly scheduled rehearsals, as well as the many extra rehearsals, put heavy demands on these special music students. This effort is well rewarded, however, by their large following. These students, and many others, are proud of Masuk’s brand of “The Grooviest Sounds in Town.” Top left: Santa Al plays the trombone. Top right: Way to fake that part. Center left: Mr. Ranti introduces a number. Center right: Behind stand number 1, we find . . . Far left: A duet in progress. Left: Judy Marchant “tickles the ivory”. | Bottom Row: J. Jurman, K. O’Leary, C. Keller, K. Pirhala, R. Wildman, L. Corbett, S. Hastings. Middle Row: A. Fagan, A. Weiss, M. Conner, J. Marchant, J. Jones. Top Row: P. Lyttle, M. Prosek, P. LaPorta, M. O’Leary. L. Mund. Madrigals and Jazz Band 161 Junior Classical League Students taking Latin courses are automatically made members of the Junior Classical League. The group does “unusual” things like wearing togas on Latin Day, and participating in games and festivities similar to those of ancient times at a statewide festival. Through pie sales and other fund raisers, this club, under the leadership of Mrs. Dolores Giesman, ac- quires money for its activities. Top: And what have you been up to? Center right: It wasn’t worth reading anyway. Above: The unknown Latin student looks its best. Right: Mrs. Giesman gives a Latin lecture on cavity prevention. 162 Junior Classical League Left to Right: M. Borck, T. Jeffress. G. Gaffield, J. Day, S. Moody, J. Kulhawik, S. Novotny. J. Borck, T. Grusczak, E. Ryan. Mr. Ryan. D. York. 1 Using Your Noodle This is the first year for the Masuk Computer Club. Its purpose is to share ideas about computers. The club revolves around the Apple II Computer. The club ad- visor is Daniel Ryan. The group meets once a week after school. At the club meetings, the members are introduc- ed to new equipment and are taught how to use the com- puter for special applications such as graphics, sound voice synthesis. Many of the members own their own computers or have used the school’s computers extensively. Computer Club 163 Photo� by P O’Hara Warning: The Surgeon Determined That. . . General Has This year’s yearbook was made possible by the hard work, dedication and cooperation of its relatively small editorial staff, along with a handful of dedicated helpers. If it were not for the total dedication of Senior Editor-in-Chief, John Kulhawik, the yearbook may not have been a reality. Virtually on their own, the editors had to handle not only all the copy and photography editing, layouts, publicity and advertising, but also all business dealings with Taylor, the publishing company that actually ‘makes’ our yearbook. Besides the many long hours of hard, tedious work, there were, as always, many good times. Through all this togetherness, the staff has become one, big, happy family and I doubt any of us could ever forget this year! Left: Laurie Pickett enjoys lunch at a yearbook meeting. Below: Gaileen takes a break . . . again! Bottom right: This is it. Bottom: Pat O'Hara lines up a shot. Underclass Editor — Laurie Pickett Faculty Editor — Debbie Dizenzo and Craig Golub Activities Editor — Matt Anderson Sports Editor — Pat O’Hara Photography Editor — Dave Sahlin Faculty Advisor — Mrs. Sheela Gladwell Editor-in-Chief — John Kulhawik Layout Editor — Jeff Horgan Business Manager — Tim Peterson Art Graphics Editor — Kathy Daly Copy Editor — Diana Roberge Index Editor — Kathy Horvath Senior Class Editor — Michelle 164 Yearbook Sermak Left: Craig Golub plans layouts. Bottom left: Michelle Serniak checks her pages. The coordination of this year’s yearbook was truly an experience to be remembered. If not for the help of a very few dedicated individuals, the book would still be in the production stages. To these people I give my thanks. I would like to give a special thanks to Jeanie Aucello and Joanne Zuzik, who put in many long hours of tedious work, and a special thanks to Karen Kosko who always lent her advice in times of trouble. I would also like to thank: Scott Moody, James Borck, Kyle Kavanaugh, Jackie German, Chris Licata, Lisa Kulhawik. Lisa Golub, Karen Manente, and Kate Osborne. Sitting: J. Zuzick, J. Aucello. M. Anderson. D. Roberge. J. Kulhawik. D. Dizenzo. Standing: G. Kaufman, M. Serniak, T. Peterson, P. O’Hara. Yearbook 165 Footing the Bill Congratulations from yearbook photographer We hope you will continue to think of us |j Loring Studios Phillips International Travel Complete Travel Service Eleanor L. Phillips President 34 Quality Street Trumbull, Connecticut 06611 261-6455 Trumbull Radio and TV Sales and Service Lie. 003070 146 Main Street Monroe, Connecticut 06468 261-3952 Spath Bjorklund Associates, Inc. 600 Main Street, Monroe, Ct. 06468 David S. Bjorklund, Jr. P.E. 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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 comple- tion 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 achievement. 1981 MASUK HIGH SCHOOL RECIPIENTS Robert Menard Senior Science Award Gwen E. Anderson Eleanor F. Moore Business Award CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982! 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But you’ve .just started Getting your high-school diploma is a real achievement. But you can’t stop there. High school is just the beginning of the education you need if you want to succeed in today’s com- petitive world. Many of you are probably going on to college, where you’ll delve more deeply into the sub- jects you want to specialize in. But if college isn’t in the pic- ture for you, there are other ways to advance your educa- tion. You can go to a business school or a technological school. They’ll provide you with the special skills you need for jobs in these fields. And if you can’t take time to continue your education nonstop, you can take advantage of on-the- job training and education pro- grams that let you work and learn at the same time. So don’t stop now. It’s just the beginning. Keep up with the competition. Keep on learn- ing. Your future depends on it. GENERAL ELECTRIC Advertisement prepared by Batten. Barton. Durstine Osborn. Inc. P.O, 3-439 Second Proof - 893 -si -22-73 Adset Service, Inc. 176 Ads Best Wishes to The Class of 1982 From a Friend at Housatonic Community College Apollo Travel, Inc. “One Call Does It All” 261-9300 Credit Cards Accepted No Service Charge Dottie Johnson John D’Ausilio 144 Main Street — Chuck’s Corner Monroe, Connecticut 06468 178 Ads Americana Print Graphics 466 Main Street Monroe, Connecticut Fast Printing — Resumes — Letterheads — Envelopes — NCR (Carbonless) — Manuels — Brochures — Business Cards — Wedding Invitations Xerographic Copying — Business Letters — Resumes — Flyers — Transparencies — Address Labels — Copies of Your Letter Head Blueprint Copying Office Supplies — Typing Supplies and Ribbons — Accounting Bookkeeping Supplies Rubber Stamps and Magnetic Signs Best Wishes From Whitney Farms 675 Daniels Farm Road Trumbull, Connecticut, 06611 (203) 268-8611 Ads 179 Stevenson Lumber Company Monroe Turnpike Monroe, Connecticut 06468 Phone: 261-2555 Family Bake Shop Monroe Turnpike Monroe, Connecticut 06468 Phone: 261-5889 The Energy Hut Kimberly Inn 838 Main Street Monroe Trumbull, Monroe 06468 Connecticut 268-5045 Rent-All Paul Kerekes 261-9290 Main Street (Route 25) Monroe 06468 r 261-5522 New Colony I Diner 572 Main Street (Route 25) Monroe, Connecticut 06468 Open 24 Hours — 7 Days Ads 181 We make things happen in Connecticut. 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McCone, William 11, 60,158,184 McCormick, Daniel 35,60 McGarry, Gail 28 190 McGinnes, Clifford 60 Melfi, Lynn 60, 133, 152, 155 Meyer, Christopher 7, 60 Miller, Paul 29, 37 Moakley, Charles 29 Monnier, Scott 60 Monteleone, Jill 61 Monteleone, Lynn 61 Moody, Scott 61,152,163, 166 Moore, Lisa 61, 155 Morano, Michael 61 Morganti, Mark 98 Moriarty, Deirdre 61, 147 Mulholland, Jeff 62, 132 Munn, Sylvester 29 Munyiri, Patrick 8, 157 Murphy, Chris 57 Musante, Michele 9 Nn Nihoff, Renee 7, 11, 62 Nuechterlein, Judith 29, 154 Norton, Kimberly 62, 155 Oo Ober, Gregg 62 Oberson, Frederick 30 O’Connor, Richard 30 O’Hara, Patrick 62, 165 O’Leary, Megan 16, 26, 40, 62, 106, 107, 141, 157, 161 Osborne, Kate 62, 139, 147, 154 Ostravage, Daniel 160 Pp Pace, Lori 10, 154 Pacenti, Jodi 62 Paolini, Kenneth 8, 12, 62, 96, 98 Parker, Jeanette 11, 63, 154 Patti, Geraldine 30 Pattyson, Brian 63 Pendagast, William 63 Peterson, Timothy 4, 5, 10, 11, 12, 35, 63, 65, 131, 132,147,153, 154, 158, 159 Petriel, Kevin 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141,153 Semon, Jeffrey 34, 118, 119, 120 Serniak, Michele 35, 64, 136, 142, 165 Shea, Daniel 34 Shea, Elizabeth 64, 105, 106, 132, 138, 141, 154, 162 Shearer, Douglas 64 Shultis, Doreen 122, 166 Slimak, Michael 109, 166 Smith, Dean 67, 159 Sohon, Robert 35, 36 Solheim, Carol 35, 143 Soltesz, Karen 67 Stadler, Scott 119, 132,138, 162 Stafford, William 67 Steiner, Heidi 11, 67, 105, 106 Stepeck, Robert 67, 161 Stickney, Sandy 67 Stokes, Sidney 16, 67, 110 Strong, David 35 Suddaby, Irene 35 Sudora, Tracey 67, 122, 133, 137, 152 Szalay, Julius 67 Tt Tavares, Michael 7, 45, 168 Taylor, William 68, 98 Tierney, Patricia 68, 145 Timmons, Scott 68 Topping, Joanne 55 Uu Vv Valerius, Terri 4, 5, 11, 12, 13, 57, 68, 122, 153,134 Vanasse, Michelle 11, 12, 68, 141, 145 Vandeweerdt, Fran 145 Varga, Linda 68 Voytek, Amy 68 Ww Wall, Andy 69 Wargo, Robert 69 Waricha, Jean 36 Weiss, Amy 8, 68, 138, 141,154, 157,161 Whelahan, Dan 68 White, Catherine 11, 12, 68 White, Crystal 68 White, Patricia 36 Wickett, Curtice 11, 70 Wickson, John 6, 12, 98, 70, 155, 184 Williams, Linda 70, 130,132, 133, 138, 147, 152,154 Willson, Fred 69 Wimley, Pamela 70 Witalis, Trudy 70 Wojiski, Nancy 70, 134, 153, 155 Wolfer, Michael 30, 36, 141, 140 Woods, Julius 70 Woodward, Charles 36 Yy York, David 160 Zz Zaccagnini, Robert 5, 70, 96, 98, 136, 137 Zelazny, Adrian 16, 35 Zukor, Amy 11, 70 Ushka, Michael 68 192 A James Alexander 987 Monroe Turnpike June 29, 1964 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 11, 12; Basketball 10 Anthony Amoroso 52 Verna Road June 30, 1964 Gwen Anderson 19 Hemlock Lane Joseph Andrejozyk 461 Hammertown Road June 3, 1964 WMNR Amy Irene Archer 35 Maryanne Drive Aug. 8, 1964 AFS 12; Drama 12; Ski Club 9, 10; Key Club 11; Student Council 9, 10; Newspaper 10; Volleyball 9; Band 9, 10, 11; Prom Comm. 11 Lori Argianas 566 Monroe Turnpike Nov. 19, 1964 Ronald T. Ascher 460 Moose Hill Road March 18, 1964 Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 11; Intern- ship 11; Ushers Guild 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; J.A. 11; Junior Classical League 11, 12 Eric Augustyn 35 Wiltan Drive Oct. 28, 1964 Cross Country 11, 12; Track 11, 12; Na- tional Honor Society 11. 12; Math Team 10, 12; Homecoming Comm. 10; Year- book 12 B Robin Babis 91 Old Castle Drive Aug. 18, 1964 Patricia Babycos 314 Main Street Lynda Bacchiocchi 616 Fan Hill Road Dec. 29, 1964 Newcomers Club 11, 12; Spanish Club 12; Drama 10, 12; J.A. 11, 12 Kathy Baker 36 Longview Road Step. 26, 1964 Ring Com. 10; FBLA 11; D.E.C.A. 12 Lisa Balog 20 Joan Drive April 23, 1964 Usher’s Guild 11, 12; Yearbook 11, 12; J.A. 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Journalism 11; Internship 11 Robert Balstad 256 Fan Hill Road Directory Brad Bartz 16 George’s Lane Jan. 15, 1964 Football 11, 12; Track 11 Jeff Bates 641 Monroe Turnpike Aug. 3, 1964 Hockey 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Newspaper Lynn Beckett 4 High Ridge Road Tracy Benedetti 235 Pastors Walk Scott Bernstein 18 School Street Scott Bigletti 18 Bob white Terrace Neil Binder 277 Teller Road Michele Board 7 Meadowview Terrace Aug. 1, 1964 Baseball Mgr. 11; Police Explorers Richard Boland 92 Judd Road James R. Borck 153 Williamsburg Drive Dec. 7,1964 Senior Class Treasurer; AFS 11, 12; Media 9, 10, 11; Yearbook 9, 10, 12; Math Team 10, 11, 12; WMNR 9, 10; Football Mgr. 9, 10, 11; Basketball Mgr. 9, 10, 11; Soccer Mgr. 11 Ron Borecki 327 Moose Hill Road May 4, 1964 Football 9; Hockey 10, 11; Basketball 9 Brenda Brady 249 Wheeler Road Jan. 27, 1964 MBC Playground Counselor 10; Softball Mgr. 10, 11; Basketball Mgr. 11,12 John Thomas Brennan 39 Doris Drive May 18, 1964 Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10,11,12; Hockey Mgr. 11 Wendy Marie Brescia 14 Stonybrook Drive June 16, 1964 Cheerleading 9, 10, 11 Craig Brickman 446 Elm Street Newspaper; Golf Susan Brolet 419 Pepper Street Roger Brown 34 Wayne Road Nov. 21, 1964 Class Treasurer 9; Student Gov. Treasurer 9; Football Mgr. 9; Hockey Mgr. 10 Steven Buecher 20 Country Side Drive Mario Bufalini 47 Ripton Ridge July 20, 1964 Johanna Louise Butler 484 Wheeler Road March 11, 1964 Cross Country 9, 10; Chorus 9, 10, 11; Madrigals 10, 11; Band 10, 11; AFS 10, 11; Denmark 12; Prime Time Zone 11 Mark Bush 132 Bagburn Road Paul Caliento 55 Greenfield Hill Road Hockey 11; Track 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Junior Classical League 10, 11, 12; Usher Guild 10, 11, 12 C Vincent Callo 48 Crestwood Road Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9 Cynthia Campos 12 Williams Drive March 31, 1964 Cheerleading 10, 11, 12; Vice President 9; Newspaper 11; Spanish Club 11; Homecoming Com. 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Comm. 11; Ring Comm. 10; Drama 12 Curt Carlson 115 Sentry Hill Road John Caruso 840 Monroe Turnpike March 15, 1964 Nicholas Cascella 58 Captain’s Hill Road Debra Caulfield 55 Gay Bower Road Feb. 17, 1964 Drama 9, 10; Ushers Guild 10; Internship 11 Joseph Cervin 20 Lanthorne Rd. Scott Charney 47 Hurd Avenue Lisa Checca 63 Forest Road Lisa Chiarenzelli 69 Belle Vale Drive Feb. 26, 1964 Susan Marie Chonko 72 Twinbrook Terrace Dec. 16, 1964 DECA Treasurer 12, Softball 9, 10; Ushers Guild 11 Sharon Christo 21 Greenwood Drive Oct. 23, 1964 Donna Cimmino 539 Wheeler Road Michelle Cizmazia March 7, 1964 Basketball; FBLA Melanie Climes 44 Swendsen Drive Oct. 21, 1964 Cheerleading 9, 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Directory 193 Com. 12; Yearbook 12; Homecoming Queen 10 David Cochran 142 Jacks Hill Road David Coffey 1024 Monroe Turnpike Jan. 15, 1964 Hockey Donna Conley 14 Round Hill Road Jan. 3, 1964 Douglas Cooper 52 Countryside Drive Leslie Corbett 112 Judd Rd. Nov. 10, 1963 Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10, 12; In- ternship 10, 11, 12; Track 12 Rich Cottle 102 Gay Bower Road July 12, 1964 Daniel Cummings 143 Pastor’s Walk Dec. 6, 1964 Basketball 9, 10 Darryl Cummings 115 Cross Hill Road July 24, 1964 D Michael John D'Agostino 22 Blueberry Hill Road July 9, 1964 DECA President 12; Spanish Club 9, 10; Homeroom Rep. 9, 10; Ring Comm. 10; Prom Comm. 11; Stage Crew 9, 10; Chorus 12; Homecoming Comm. 9, 10, 11, 12 Katherine E. Daly 12 Pamela Drive Aug. 12, 1964 Ring Comm. 10; Spanish Club 9, 10, 12; Newcomers Club 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Social Studies Club 11,12 James Day 19 West Maiden Lane Dec. 9, 1963 German Club 11; Math Team 11, 12; WMNR9, 10, 11, 12 Norma Deaso 236 Fan Hill Road Dawn Deer 2 Chalk Hill Road Softball 9; Field Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball Mgr. 9 Craig DeFilippo 53 Oakwood Drive May 12, 1964 Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12 Janie Del Bene 23 Woodend Road June 19, 1964 Cheerleading 11, 12; Pom-Pon Girl 9, 10; FBLA 10, 12; Class Secretary 11; Ring Comm. 10 Nick Dellolio 36 Oakwood Drive May 22, 1964 Track 9, 10; Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Maria Delpercio 185 Barn Hill Road March 18, 1964 Boris Diaz 97 Ripton Ridge Tina Dicarlo 74 Maplewood Drive Cynthia Dillon 37 Blake Road June 23, 1964 Cheerleading 10, 11, 12; Baseball Mgr. 10 Deborah A. Dizenzo 22 Woodlawn Road July 18, 1964 Yearbook 12; Baton Twirler 10, 11, 12; Ushers Guild 11, 12; Drama 11; Homecoming Comm. 12; J.A. 11, 12 Lauren Dollmann 49 Greenwood Lane Sept. 10, 1964 Tennis 11; FBLA 11; Internship; Senior Homecoming Queen Gail Domeracki 102 Knorr Road Suzanne Domeracki 102 Knorr Road Chris Donald Edwards Drive Sept. 18, 1963 Dungons and Dragons Bill Donnell 64 Ripton Ridge Aug. 22, 1963 Football 9, 10; Track 11, 12 John Donovan 69 Forrest Road Mike Duh 55 Bagburn Road July 25, 1964 Football 10; Hockey 10, 11 E Laura Ellis 73 Longview Road Cindy Emanuelson 18 Saxony Drive Oct. 13, 1964 Junior Class Treasurer; Ring Comm. 10; Prom Comm. 11; FBLA 11; DECA 12; Homecoming Comm. 10, 11 Debbie Epifano 467 Elm St. Sept. 1, 1964 Pom-Pon Girl 9, 10, 11, 12; DECA 11, 12; FBLA 10, 11; Ring Com 10 F Alan Fagan 167 Pepper Street Aug. 29, 1964 Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12; Capt. 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Madrigal Singers 12; Track 9 Kevin Falcone 23 Maplewood Drive Oct. 20, 1964 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; FBLA Newspaper; Yearbook Lisa Feliconio 32 Christianna Drive May 4, 1964 Homecoming Com. 10; FBLA 11, 12; Pom-Pon Girl 11, 12; DECA 12 Julie Anne Fico 871 Main Street Feb. 12, 1964 Country College Players; Junior Classical League 11,12 Mike Fitzgerald 171 Hammertown Road Sept. 13, 1964 Mary Fonck 16 Winthrop Place Shaun A. Forgacs 41 Hattertown Road March 19, 1964 JillMarie Monique Forrest 48 Wiltan Drive March 24, 1964 President FBLA 12; FBLA 10, 11; Dating Game 10 Robert Francis 61 Hillside Lane Diane Fuhrmann 85 Greenwood Lane March 18, 1964 G Sue Gabianelli 66 Richards Drive April 24, 1964 FBLA 11; Journalism 11, 12; Vice Presi- dent 10; Homeroom Rep. 9; Track Mgr. 9; Hockey Mgr. 12; Homecoming Comm. 9, 10, 11; Ring Comm. 10; Dance Comm. 10 Robert Gaffney 563 Wheeler Road Michael Galaburri 296 Old Zoar Road July 10, 1964 Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 11, 12; Chess Club 12 Barry Galbraith 194 Josie’s Ring Road Carma Lee Gallo 20 Pepperidge Road July 30, 1964 Yearbook; FBLA; Drama Club; Homecoming Comm; Track Paul Garofolo 115 Hattertown Road Peter Garrity 292 Elm Street Nov. 25, 1964 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Mark D. Gasparrini 689 Elm Street Nov. 12, 1964 Cross Country 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12 194 Directory Elise Gatto 466 Hattertown Road Feb. 24,1964 Tennis 9; Drama 12; DECA 12; Baseball Mgr. 10 William Gergely III 108 Twinbrook Terrace Jan. 27, 1964 Soccer 9, 10; Wrestling 9, 10; Homeroom Rep. 9 Cynthia Eileen German 99 Swendsen Drive Oct. 2, 1964 Lighting Crew 9, 10, 11; Color Guard 10; WMNR 10, 11, 12; Prom Comm. 11; Yearbook 11, 12; Media Club 12 Shari Germond 19 Walnut Street Chris Graham 100 West Maiden Lane Sept. 14, 1964 Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, Track 10; NHS 11, 12 Mike Graham 36 Elaine Drive Aug. 27, 1963 Football 11, 12 Todd Grega 109 Webb Cir. July 24, 1964 WMNR 9, 10, 11, 12; Hockey 10, 11; Media Club 12 David J. Grewcock 360 Elm Street Jan. 10, 1964 Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 11 Pam Grudetski 20 Greenwood Lane Nov. 13, 1964 Track; FBLA; Ring Comm. Anthony Grusczak 102 Lantern Drive Feb. 18, 1964 Junior Classical League 12; Math Team 12; Computer Club 12; Yearbook 12 William Gusch 17 Far Horizon Drive H Shawn Haisley 11 Pamela Drive Scott Hamilton 43 Chalk Hill Road Jeffery Hammons 57 Josie’s Ring Road Dianne Hart 9 Beardsley Drive Oct. 5, 1964 Homecoming Com. 10, 11; Prom Comm. 11; Ring Com. 10; Newspaper 11, 12; Junior Homecoming Queen Teri Haskins 39 Melon Patch Road Oct. 18, 1964 Internship Sally Hastings 108 Jockey Hollow Road March 20, 1964 Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10, 12; NHS 10, 11, 12; AFS 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 10; MRA 10; Drama 10, 11, 12; Ushers Guild 10, 11, 12; Junior Classical League 11, 12; Math Team 10, 11, 12; MBC 9 10 Donna Hayden 17 Blake Road Oct. 30, 1963 Field Hockey; Internship Lisa J. Hector 39 Knorr Road Feb. 9, 1944 Police Explorer Lisa Hicks 23 Ridgewood Drive Kelly M. Hill 3 Birchwood Drive March 14, 1964 Brad Hoadley 5 Kimberly Drive Nov. 11, 1964 Football 9, 10, 11, 12 (Capt.); Track 9, 10. 11, 12 Jeff Horgan 45 Williams Drive June 15, 1964 Political Campaigning 9, 10; Ring Comm. 10; Math Team 10, 11, 12; Social Studies Club 11, 12; Newcomers Club 11, 12; Honor Court 11; NHS 11, 12; Yearbook 12 Kathleen Horvath 13 Brookside Drive Dec. 13, 1964 Cheerleading 10, 11, 12; Ushers Guild 10, 11; Football Mgr. 10, 11; Track Mgr 10, 11; Spanish Club 11, 12; MRA 12; AFS 12; Class Officer 12; Dance Comm. 9; Ring Comm. 10; Prom Comm. 11; Homecoming Comm. 9, 10, 11, 12; Homeroom Rep. 9; Social Studies Club 12 Tom Hunihan 95 Dorman Road Patrick Hussey Greenlawn Road I Leigh Infante 1000 Monroe Turnpike Kyle Isaac 332 Pepper Street Feb. 14, 1964 Football 9, 10, 11, 12 J Laura Jelliff 56 Birchwood Rd. June 20, 1964 Field Hockey 9; Drama 11; Yearbook 11, 12; Ushers Guild 10; Internship 11 Jennifer Jen 68 Longview Road Sept. 28, 1964 Varsity Tennis 10, 11, 12; Captain 11; AFS 10, 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Chess Club 12; Chess Team 12 Dave Junga 242 Fan Hill Road Jacqueline N. Jurrnan 142 Old Tannery Road March 20, 1964 Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 12; Madrigals 12; Pom-Pon Girl 10, 11, 12 (Capt ); Class Historian 10, 11; Senior Slide Show 12; Ring Com. 10; Prom Comm. 11; Yearbook Photographer 12; Make up Crew 12 K Christine Kane 11 Lima Drive Stephen Kaplita 5 School Street Oct. 21, 1964 Yearbook 10, 11, 12; Social Studies Club 11 (Vice-president), 12 (President) James Karcher 41 Walnut Street Kimberly Karcher 41 Walnut Street June 4, 1963 Chorus 10, 11, 12; Colorguard 12; In- ternship 12 Linda Keckler 1025 Monroe Turnpike Sept. 18,1964 Lisa Keckler 1025 Monroe Turnpike Lawrence Killmeier 1301 Monroe Turnpike June 17, 1964 Track 9, 10; Football 12; Golf 11, 12 Karen Klein 23 Lover’s Lane Regina M. Kliczewski 42 Cedar Lane July 19, 1964 Field Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball Mgr. 9; FBLA 12 Jillaine Koch 16 Windsor Road April 4, 1964 Cheerleading 10; Drama Club 12; FBLA 11, 12 Mary Koch 24 Hawthorne Drive July 19, 1964 Drama Club 12; Drama Club Treasurer 12; Ring Comm. 10 Andrew S. Kohan 27 Benedict Road April 2, 1964 J.A. 12; Spanish Club; EMS Course 11 Margaret Kohan 27 Benedict Road April 2, 1964 AFS 12; Ushers Guild 12; EMS Intern- ship 11; Composition Award 10 Del Kouf 211 Judd Road Directory 195 Dec. 28,1964 Football; Track Peter Kruger 68 Wheeler Road Donald Kubik 50 Mill Brook Terrace July 27, 1964 Concert Band 9, 10, 11; Marching Band 9, 10, 11; Jazz Band 10, 11; Chess Club 12 Audry Jane Kuintzle 11 Lorraine Drive Feb. 1,1964 John Kulhawik 33 Benedict Road Aug. 15,1964 Yearbook Editor 11, 12; SS Club 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Math Team 11, 12; Com- puter Club 12; ACSL12 Helen Kurpiewski 36 Redcoat Lane Lori Kurtz 27 Tulip Drive Jan. 13, 1965 MRA 11, 12; AFS 12; Drama Club 9, 12; Yearbook 9, 11 Jeffrey Kusnitz 104 Osborn Lane Jennifer Kusnitz 45 Twinbrook Terrace Feb. 14, 1964 Spanish Club 10; Spain Trip 11; J.A. 10, 11 L Joan C. Lacey 13 Capital Lane Sept. 1, 1964 Cross Country 9; Tennis Team 10, 11, 12; Ushers Guild 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Yearbook 12; J.A. 12 Scott Lapke 5 Lima Drive Peter LaPorta 22 Sunrise T errace Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Madrigals 11, 12; Track 9, 10; Lighting 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10; Drama 10, 11, 12; Vice- Pres. Band; Vice-Pres. Drama; Director Madrigals Janice Learnard 28 Johnson Place Jun. 21, 1964 WMNR 9, 10, 11 (Administrative Director) Anthony J. Licciardi 34 Jockey Hollow Road Dec. 9, 1964 Basketball 10; Golf Team 11 Maria Licciardi 34 Jockey Hollow Road Dec. 9,1964 FBLA 12; Basketball Mgr. 9 Rose Ligouri 38 Hiram Hill Road Sept. 21,1964 Homeroom Rep.; Dance Comm.; Homecoming Comm.; Girls’ Track Dolores Limbert 15 Karen Drive Christine Lizak 36 Johnson Place July 25, 1964 Softball 9, Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Pres. Chorus 12; Spanish Club 9, 10; Music Man 11; Make-up Crew 12 Chris Loskant 88 Holly Place July 20, 1964 Ice Hockey 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9 Sharon Lucas 7 Fresh Meadow Rd. Stacy Lyons 21 Camlot Drive May 28, 1964 Pom-Pon Girl 12; Free Press 11; Track 9; Drama Club 12; Prom Comm. 11; AFS 12 M Michael Malizia 59 Woodlawn Road Jul. 25, 1964 Karen M. Manente 52 Wheeler Road Aug. 3, 1964 Varsity Softball Mgr. 10; Ushers Guild 11, 12; Homecoming Comm. 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Social Studies Club 12; J.A. 12 Judith Marchant 11 Westview Dr. Jan. 27, 1964 AFS 9, 10, 11, 12; Ushers Guild 10, 11; Drama 12 Junior Classical League 11; NHS 11, 12 Mark Marsic 116 Osborn Lane Raymond Martens 76 Belle Vale Drive Ronald Martens 76 Belle Vale Drive Debra Jane Matera 42 Twinbrook Terrace Sept. 9,1964 Spanish Club 9, 10 Chris Mattingly 40 Autumn Drive July 5, 1964 Stephen McAlpin 264 Hattertown Road May 20, 1964 Barry McCaffrey 156 Cross Hill Road May 15, 1963 Track 9; Thespian Society 12; Spanish Club 9, 10, 12; Newcomers Club 11, 12; Social Studies Club 11, 12; Yearbook 11, 12 Dan McCarroll Brookside Drive April 30,1964 Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 12 Bill McCone 63 Williamsburg Drive Jan. 24, 1964 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9; Basketball 10 Dan McCormick 17 Driftwood Road April 9, 1964 Clifford McGinnes 53 Holly Place Lynn Melfi 94 Twin Brook Terrace July 3, 1964 Baseball Mgr. 9, 10; Homecoming Comm. 10, 11, 12; Vice President 11; Prom Comm. 11; Journalism 12; Drama Club 12 Chris Meyer 114 West Maiden Lane Nov. 15, 1964 Hiking Club 9; Lighting Crew 11, Free Press Printing Staff 10, 11 Scott Monnier 29 Maple Wood Drive Jill Arline Monteleone 35 Crescent Place Feb. 6, 1964 Homecoming Comm. 12; Play 9, 10 Lynn Monteleone 35 Crescent Place Scott Moody 43 Forest Road Lisa Moore 9 Spinning Wheel Dec. 17,1963 Class Secretary 10; Pom Pon Girl 10; Ring Comm. 10; Free Press Advertising Mgr. 12 Michael Morano 19 Winthrop Place Earl H. Morey 300 Shelton Road Sept. 7, 1963 Mark Morganti 14 Longview Road Deirdre Moriarty 4 Windsor Road Sept. 1, 1964 Cross Country 11; Social Studies Club 12 Jeff Mulholland 149 Greenwood Lane April 19, 1964 Tennis 10, 11, 12; German Club 11, 12; Chess Club 11, 12; Math League 10, 11, 12; Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Basketball 9; Ski Club 10; Golf 10; Golf League 9 Chris Murphy 47 Crescent Place Dec. 9, 1964 Scott Murray 601 Monroe Turnpike Patrick Munyiri 51 Crest wood Place Michele Musante 285 Turkey Roost Road March 11, 1964 N 196 Directory Renee Nihoff 19 Hurd Avenue Doreen Niski 109 Greenwood Lane Kimberly Norton 5 Alpine Road Sept. 14, 1964 Newspaper 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Year- book 10, 11; AFS 9, 10; Soccer Mgr. 11, 12 Junior Classical League 11, 12; Ushers Guild 11, 12; Spanish Club 12; Country Collage 11 o Gregg Ober 53 Williamsburg Drive Dec. 7, 1963 Patrick C. O’Hara 282 Shelton Road March 20, 1964 Yearbook; Basketball; Football Megan O’Leary 88 Maplewood Drive Sept. 25, 1964 Field Hockey 10, 11, 12; Softball Mgr. 9; AFS 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Ushers Guild 11, 12; Madrigals 11, 12; Thespians 10, 11, 12 Kate Osborne 55 Wheeler Road Dec. 1,1964 Varsity Softball Mgr. 10; Ushers Guild 10, 11, 12; Honor Court 11; NHS 11, 12; Social Studies Club 12 Daniel Ostravage 721 Main Street May 12, 1964 P Lori A. Pace 309 Fan Hill Road Sept. 29, 1964 J.A. 12; Yearbook 12; Track 9; Cross Country 9, 10; Spanish Club 12; NHS 11, 12; MBC Playground Counselor 9 Jodi Pacenti 50 Arbor Road Jan. 17, 1964 Carrie Pakeltis 7 Patmar Lane Kenneth Paolini 21 Jay Lane Jeanette Parker 120 Jockey Hollow Road Dec. 1, 1964 Track 10, 11; Swimming 11; NHS 11, 12; Drama 10; German Club 11, 12 Brian D. Pattyson 30 Gerardo Drive March 11, 1964 Marlene A. Pavlik 312 Turkey Roost Road Sept. 5, 1964 Softball 9; Field Hockey 10; Track 10, 12; Swim Team 11; Intramural Volleyball 10 Rebecca Pelloth 128 Fan Hill Road William E. Pendagast 208 Cutlers Farm Road June 5, 1963 Timothy J. Peterson 1 Hemlock Lane July 7, 1964 NHS 10, 11, 12, Pres. 12; Board of Ed. Rep. 12; German Club Pres. 11, 12; Yearbook Bus. Mgr. 12; Math Team 10, 11, 12; Social Studies Club 11, 12; Homeroom Rep. 9, 10; Ring Comm. 10; Homecoming Comm. 9, 10, 12 Kevin Petriel 488 Hammertown Road Keith Phillips 27 Dogwood Road Michael Pickett 53 Laurel Drive Aug. 19, 1964 Ushers Guild 10, 11; Yearbook 10, 11, 12; Junior Classical League 11; Newspaper 11; NHS 11 Renee Pike 148 Knorr Road Randy J. Pineau 371 Webb Circle Oct. 27, 1964 Photography Sandy Prendergast 324 Guinea Road Sept. 10, 1963 Police Explorer James Price 320 Cross Hill Road Jamie Lynn Purdy 373 Cross Hill Jan. 15, 1965 Soccer 10, 11; Social Studies Club 11, 12; German Club 11, 12; J.A. 11; Who’s Who in American High School Students R Jennifer Razzaia 120 Wheeler Road June 13, 1964 Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; Field Hockey 10, 11; Basketball 10; J.A. 12 Kelly A. Rhudy 18 Wayne Road March 30, 1964 Lynn Rich 90 Far Horizon Drive Aug 27, 1964 Cheerleading 9, 10; Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; NHS 10, 11, 12 Deborah Rifflard 414 Moose Hill Road April 17, 1964 WMNR 9, 10, 11; Masuk Free Press 12 Joseph Rigoli 346 Moose Hill Road Dianna Roberge 124 Pastors Walk Lisa Roberto 93 Bugg Hill Road Feb. 1, 1964 Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; NHS 10, 11, 12 David Roberts 45 Kimberly Drive James Roberts 176 Wheeler Road May 20, 1964 Media Assistant; Hockey Mgr. Kim Romano 49 Old Castle Drive Dec. 7, 1964 Pom Pon Girls 9, 10; Boys Track Mgr. 9, 10; Girls Track Mgr. 11, 12; Yearbook 12 Yvonne Rowan 41 East Dale Drive Charles Rowell 58 Hiram Hill Road Simon Ruttledge 412 Barn Hill Road Mary Rychlik 40 Christianna Drive May 14, 1964 Track 10, 11, 12; Field Hockey 11; Prom Comm. 11; Ring Comm. 10; Homecom- ing Comm. 12; French Club 11 s Joann Sabak 79 Swendsen Drive Sept. 27, 1964 Senior Vice Pres.; MRA 11, 12; Drama 10, 12; NHS 11, 12; AFS 12; Field Hockey 11 Donna Sacknoff 666 Monroe Turnpike May 23, 1964 Pom Pon Girl 10; Free Press 11, 12; Prom Comm. 11; Ring Comm. 10; Intern- ship 11 Johna Sahley 10 Shelton Road Dave Sahlin 63 Far Horizon Drive Robert Salamon 108 Flint Ridge Road Deborah Sapyta 94 Maryann Drive Kimberly Savorey 108 Main Street Oct. 17, 1964 Martin Schiraldi 34 Parmar Circle Kenneth Schwab 287 Hattertown Road John Sembrot 52 William Henry Drive Michele Serniak 147 Elm Street March 7, 1964 Yearbook 11, 12; Class Officer 12; Baton Twirler 10, 11, 12; Ushers Guild 11, 12; Drama 10; Lighting Crew 9; Homecom- ing Comm. 12; JA 11; Internship 11; Prom Comm. 11 Elizabeth Shea 716 Wheeler Road Sept. 9, 1964 MRA 9. 10, 11, 12: AFS 11, 12; Field Directory 197 Hockey 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11; Drama 10, 12; Math Team 10, 11, 12 Doug Shearer 7 Walnut Street March 4, 1964 Soccer 10; Wrestling 9 Doreen Shultis 53 Ripton Ridge March 15, 1964 FBLA 9, 10, 11, 12 Michael Slimak 1009 Monroe Turnpike Dean Smith 100 Harvester Road Jan. 22,1964 Track 9; Wrestling 9; Chess Club 12 Karen E. Soltesz 56 Far Horizon Drive June 26, 1964 Spanish Club 10; Newspaper 12 Scott Stadler 90 Bagburn Hill Sept. 14, 1964 Hockey; AFS; Computer Club Bill Stafford 44 Osborne Lane Nov. 11, 1963 Heidi Steiner 45 Jockey Hollow Road June 24, 1964 Field Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12; MRA 12; Softball Mgr. 9; Band 9 Bob Stepeck 65 Harvester Road Dec. 22,1964 Sandra Stickney 123 Greenwood Lane Nov. 14, 1964 Sydney Stokes 50 West Maiden Lane March 15, 1964 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track Pamela R. Stryker 155 Pastors Walk Oct. 31, 1964 Cross Country 9, 10, 11; MBC 9, 10, 11; MBC Playground 9, 10, 11, 12; Media 10; Police Explorers 11; Crew 10, 11 Tracey Sudora 45 Pine Tree Road Feb. 8, 1964 Class Officer 10; Cheerleading 12; Homecoming Comm. 9, 10, 11, 12; Ring Comm. 10; Pom Pon Girl Capt. 11 Julius Szalay 23 Ryegate Terrace May 29, 1964 T Michael C. Tavares 275 Turkey Roost Road April 7, 1964 Drama; President 9 Bill Taylor 22 Skyview Road Feb. 28, 1964 Sports Patricia Tierney 39 Valley View Road Scott Timmons 17 Maplewood Drive July 14, 1964 Soccer 10; Wrestling 9 Joanne Topping 67 Oakwood Drive Mike Truax 460 Wheeler Road u Mike Ushka 51 Wells Road March 22, 1964 V Terri Valerius 67 Greenfield Hill Road Aug. 30, 1964 Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 12; Pom Pon Girl 11; Cheerleading Panther 12; Homecoming Comm. 12 Michelle A. Vanasse 236 Stanley Rd. May 14, 1964 JV Basketball 9; Varsity Swimming 11; Drama Club 12; DECA 12 Linda Varga 441 Moose Hill Road Amy Voytek 111 Old Zoar Road Francisca Vandeweerdt 147 Church Street Oct. 26, 1963 DECA Reporter w Andy Wall 1465 Monroe Turnpike April 16, 1964 A.V. Robert Wargo 33 Richmond Drive Lynn Weber 32 Swendsen Drive Amy Weiss 15 Quarry Ridge Road May 6, 1964 AFS 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Madrigals 12; French Club 11; German Club 12; Drama 9, 10,11,12 David Weisse 271 Pastors Walk Daniel J. Whelahan 3 Barton Road May 30, 1964 Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; Soccer 10; Wrestl- ing 9, 10; Honor Court 11; Ushers Guild 11, 12; Chess Club 12 Catherine M. White 48 Hillcrest Avenue Aug. 9,1964 Track 9, 10, 11, 12; JV Basketball 10 Crystal White 64 Hiram Hill Road Curt Wickett 1240 Monroe Turnpike March 7, 1963 John Wickson 23 Hattertown Road April 12, 1964 Football 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain); JV Basketball 9, 10 Linda Williams 254 Wheeler Road March 3, 1964 MVEMS 11, 12; Senior PF 11, 12; AFS 10, 11, 12; Math Team 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; French Club Pres. 12; Country College Players 9, 10; NHS 10, 11, 12; Social Studies Club 11, 12; MRA 9, 10; Drama Club 9, 10, 11 Fred Willson 268 Barn Hill Road Dec. 11, 1963 Track 9, 10, 11, 12 Pam Wimley 11 Sunset Trail March 3, 1964 Trudy Witalis 121 Barn Hill Road Nancy Wojiski 78 Hiram Hill Road Oct. 12, 1964 Free Press Julius B. Woods 78 Lazybrook Road Oct. 6, 1964 Football 10; Track 9; Wrestling 11; J.A. 12 Johnna Wrabel 125 Barn Hill Road z Bob Zaccagnini 112 Green Wood Lane Oct. 1, 1964 Football 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10 Adrian Zelazny 64 Blue Hills Road Amy Zukor 127 Sentry Hill Road Sept. 29, 1964 Tennis 11, 12; AFS; J.A. 11 198 Directory Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. Richard Boland Mrs. Dorothy Brown Cedar Hill Farms Vincent Callo Carolyn Conley Country Tailors and Cleaners Drapery Clinic Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Dutton Donald Gabriel Mr. and Mrs. Garell Mr. Gersten Stephen Golden Harold Hochberg Jeweler’s Sons Brad Hoadley H R Block Linda Jones Mrs. Kosko Francis Kulhawik Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Lapke Jr. Monroe Turnpike Nursery Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Maloney Newtown Manufacturing Co., Inc. Karen and Vince McCarroll Peerless Cleaners Mrs. Pettit Pond Spring Nurseries Small World of Fashion Mr. and Mrs. Richard Steiner David Strong Village Square Coiffures David York Monroe Lanes 193 Main Street Monroe, Connecticut 06468 268-7322 Patrons 199 e year, here ends. Friends say goodby but look back hard and don’t deny the river runs through the.pouring rain here’s Aurevoir, t U we meet again