E X O D U S ’84 Masuk High School Monroe, Connecticut Volume XXIV 1984 Rising from soil, Overcoming stones, Nourished by spring showers, Strengthened in summer light; The tiny seed has weathered many Winters to become the great oak. Now the time has come to drop its Seeds and begin again. 4 4 dntrodudnd tdc Cfass o, c}{metm (hundred ‘Zijjfity jvud We Lob b acL now, Over a(( that b as be Karen Ackley Andrea Adam Scott Adelman Joseph Agachinski Dawn Albanese Tracey Allen Heidi Ascher Mark Adiletta Patricia Amoroso Antonio Andrade 6 Seniors Jane Atkinson Denice Aube Jeffrey Auger Mariellen Babycos A Michele Baudouin Thomas Beard Melinda Berry Lucy Baghdady Kenneth Barberio John Beckwith Richard Benno Seniors 7 Kathy Birdsall Jeffrey Boland Scott Bishop Wendy Bonaparte Teresa Betts Leigh Bertig Brenda Blais J)n the limei of trouble, 'HJlien ipirit could ve been better, Shari Booth Michele Bouton Karin Boyko 8 Seniors through alt tL problems, Ohe Class o e 5mal staged together. Marlene Brennan Deborah Bristol Richard Brown Mark Cambra Patrick Campanaro Louis Cappucci Kyle Callan Susan Carney Seniors 9 J Jhe feari ai freib Of being accepted, men, Barbara Cedergren Anthony Cascone Christopher Caulfield Judith Cervini Mary Chacko Alicia Ceccotti Jeffrey Champion Diane Chilinski Lynn Chilinski Laura Cimmino Thomas Cino 10 Seniors -'A f Carl Cizmazia Maureen Connor Kathy Crone Deborah Clarke Christine Corcoran Jonathan Coffey Bryan Cotton Robert Connolly Robert Couture Wlx en the ieniori wou tdlr aue fun, Our Spirit was first tested. Louis Cruzado Kevin Daly Seniors 11 Joseph Dangelo Timothy Daniels Susan Dargenio Edward DeFeo Maria Delmastro Amy Derwallis Jacqueline DeChristopher Laura Di Biagio Christopher Dorso 12 Seniors James Evanko Mary Farren Richard Fazio Theresa Fedak Laurie Fischer William Fischer Glenn Gaffield Paul Garrett r Seniors 13 Sandra Garvey Darlene Gauger Donald Gauger Cynthia Gillette Jacqueline Glatt Jeffrey Glczer Susan Gouveia 14 Seniors Thomas Graham Kimberly Grega Karin Grillon Craig Haisley Cheryl Hayden Christopher Hayes Jill Hamilton Michele Hayes Paul Hansen Keith Hedlund Frank Heffelfinger Jhat the cfaii of 84, WoufJL one of the ce iari fine At wine A, Seniors 15 Anthony Hornak Eileen Horvath Eric Hudson Dennis Hughes dJhe year brought class rings, %{Jitli the tough decision, Kevin Hughes John Inderdohnen David Irick 16 Seniors A Terry Jeffress Michael Kane Eugenia Kallivrousis Bryan Karr Of the design that heit «. w.a S pride and vision, Jacqueline Kaluta Kevin Kirby Laura Klittnick Deborah Koch John Kokenos Roxann Kouf Seniors 17 Our clan choie a panther, 4 iymbol of excellence. Michele Koutrakos Christine Leonard William Kurtz Kimberly Leigland Timothy Lennon Larissa Labak Lisa Lame Alison Lavalle Mario Lentinc Jeffrey Ledoux Cheryl Ladzinski 18 Seniors Karen Lucken Perry Lytle Michelle Magas Seniors 19 Terri Manson Paul Martire Brian Mattingly Wayne Mavricz We carrie d the Apriit Jhrough the next year, Greg Maxey Brian McCarroll Shawn McClain 20 Seniors Vow we were juniori, Vow the greatneii wai there. Patrick McCone Kristen McKenzie Gretchen McPadden Bela Meghani Loriayn Mennilli Michele Mensik Josephine Micco Jerrold Milks Seniors 21 J)n Aout we were Aeniori. l ?eacly to aiiume re A poniihifity. Christine Miller Frances Mitchell George Molina Scott Monforte Lisa Monroe Michelle Moody Gregory Moore Elaina Moriarty Anita Muizulis James Nagy Roger Nielson 22 Seniors John Niski Lisa Norton Bryan Norwood Sherie Novotny Ann Odoy Maralyn O’Mara Toril Opdal Robert Orzechowski Joseph Ott Joseph Pardee Cynthia Patterson Bat one more year to tit, prove our wort, On year to learn liumi fity. Seniors 23 Susan Pernek Kenneth Peters Steven Petrides Tony Piacenti Frederic Plescia Debra Pittorie Ronald Plude Justine Pohorylo Ok e ieaioni brougkt ckampioni, Our leami kaJ a great gear, Lisa Quick Peter Radzwillas Lora Rath 24 Seniors Nancy Reiner r i Kevin Renaud Patrick Risko Odard j'ought ha ttfei on the court an J fiefl Other ichoofi u oufd often fear. Cheryl Roberts Joseph Roberts Laurie Robinson Scott Rudd Seniors 25 iSul in winning or loiing, 'lllaiuh hept Hi pride Steven Schiraldi Christopher Rucl Scott Sandberg Kenneth Schod Elizabeth Schrodl Christine Scanlin Karl Schwarz Carol Scoppe Wendy Sego Matthew Sency Paula Shearer 26 Seniors Christopher Siegfried Karen Simmons Douglas Slivinski Kaori Shiwa Michael Slossar Deanne Smith Robert Smith Steven Solek n X trof, ever losing cont Shaking hands — tahi ng all in stride. Robert Somley Roger Spiegel John Spyrou Seniors 27 Beth Stafford r John Starkey Nancianne Stehle John Steinert Heidi Stickney Spri ny brou 9k! ike prom, Poast in (f our (food fortune, Holly Stryker Scott Sudora Sheri Szymanski Kendra Tanacea Lisa Szor Debora Tartaglia 28 Seniors Edward Tevolitz Noreen Thibault Michelle Tinkler Todd Tippett Seniors 29 Ohe Prom mar heel the end, Of yet another year, Gerald Vanwagner David Ushka Joseph Venezia Monika Verebelyi Stephen Vincent Suzann Wartko James Wehner Scott Wilson 30 Seniors Not Pictured Raymond Baghdady Sandra Baulieu Dwight Everlith Mark Galaburri John Gale Fredrick Gusch Richard Infante George Linebarger John Logan Lisa Manilio Steven Markel Richard Martens Joseph Mesko Lisa Moutinho Michael Ortega Andrew Santo Raymond Ward Peter Wishneski Jennifer Witalis Prabodh Hemmady Senior 31 Robert Roberge Jeffrey Streck Christopher Swanson Timothy Taylor 32 Seniors Karen Ackley Andrea Adam Scott A del man Mark Adiletta Joseph Agachins ki Dawn Albanese Tracey Allen Patricia Amoroso Antonio Andrade Ed Andrejczyk H eidi Ascher Jane Atkinson Denice Aube Jef frey Auger Mariellen Babycos Lucy Baghdady R aymond Baghdady KennethBarber1o Michele Baud ouln Sandre Baulieu Thomas Beard John Beckwith Richard Benno Melinda Berry Leigh Ann Bertig Ka thy Birdsall Scott Bishop Brenda Blais Andrea B1 eakney Wendy Bonaparte Shari Booth Michele Bouton Karin Boyko Marlene Brennan Deborah Bristol Richar d Brown Lisa Bub Cat hy Buecher Karen Bzd ick Kyle Callan Mark Cambra Patrick Camo anaro Louis Cappucci Susan Carney Robert Carstensen Anthony Cascone Chris Caulfl eld Alicia Ceccotti Barbar Cedergren Ma ry Cacko Jeffrey Cha mpion James Chayer D lane Chilinski Lynn Chilinski Laura Cimm ino Thomas Cino Carl Cizmazia Deborah Clarke Jonat han Coffey Robert Connolly Maureen Connor Chris Co rcoran Bryan Cotton Kathy Crone Louis Cruzado Ke vin Daly Joseph Dangelo Tim Daniels Susan Dargen io JacKie Dechr1stopher Edward DeFeo John Delb ene Maria Delmastro Lee Demers Amy Derwallis Laura Dlbiagio Laure Dickinson Lisa Donna rumma Christopher Dorso Deborah Duva Eli zabeth-Ann Edgerton Elizabeth Edwards James Evanko Dwight Everllth Mary Fa rren Richard Fazio Theresa Fedak Laurie Fischer William Fischer Glen n Gaffield Mark Galaburri John Gale Pa ul Garrett Sandra Bargey Darlene Gauger Donald Gauger Robert Gennarini Chris Getch ell John Giampaolo Robert Giles Cynthia Sill ette Jacqueline Glatt Jeffret Glezer Paige G ouvia Thomas Grahm Kimberly Grega Karin Grillo n Craig Haisley Jill Hamilton Paul Hansen Cheryl Hayden Christopher Hayes Keith Hedlund Todd Hef fel finger Jennifer Heitzke Prabodh Hemmady Jackie Hill Gregg Hollenberg Anthony Hornak Eileen Horvat HughesKevin Hughs J ard Infante Terry Je rousis Jackie Kaluta Karr Wi11ian Kempf K ttnick Deborah Koch Kouf Michele Koutrak issa Labak Cheryl La h Eric Hudson Dennis ohn Inderdohnen Rich ffress Jeanne Kail lb Michael Kane Bryan evin Kirby Laura Kl i John Kokenos Roxann os William Kurtz Lar dzinski Lisa Lame Alison LaValle Jeffrey LeDoux Ki m Lei gland Timothy Lennon Mario Lentine Christine Leonard Melissa Lester Michele Levesque John Lia n George Linebarger David Liu John Logan Paul Lo mbardi Michelle Lorah Jennifer Lord Laurie Los kant Karen Lucken Pery Lytle Michel1e Magas Michael Magee Elena Magliochetti William M ahon Richard Mail let Lisa Manilio Terri Hanson Steven Markel Scott Marsic Rich ard Martens Paul Martire Brlan Matt! ngly Wayne Mavricz G rroll Shawn McClain en McKenzie Chris Me lin Gretchen McPadde yn Mennilli Michelle sephine Micco Cindy Jerrold Milks Chris tchell Geroge Molina Monroe Michelle Moo ina Mori arty Lisa Mo s James Nagy Michael Roger Nielson John Lisa Norton Bryan No Ann Marie Odoy Mara monte Robert Orzecho ph Pardee Cynthia Pa msky Susan Pernek Ke Petr ides Tony Piacen Ronald Plude Justine Peter Radzwillis Lo Kevin Renaud Patrick Risko berto Cheryl Roberts Joseph reg Maxey Brian Patrick , McCa McCone Krist aughlin Lee McLaugh n Bela Meghani Lori a Mensik Joe Mesko Jo Mich Don Middlebrook tine Miller Tatia Mi Scott Monforte Lisa dy Gregory Moore El a utmho Anita Muizuli Nash Donald Nielson Niski Kevin Nor ling rwood Sherie Novotny lyn 0'Mara Abraham 6 wski Joseph Ott Jose tterson Michael Pere nneth Peters Steven ti Frederic Plescia Pohorylo Lisa Quick ra Rath Nancy Reiner Robert Roberge Rick Ro Roberts Laurie Robinso n Lisa Romano Deirdre Rossier Christopher Ruel Sco tt Sandberg Andrew Santo Christin Scanlin Steven S chiraldi Kenneth Schod Elizabeth Schrodl Karl Schw arz Carol Scoppe Matthew Sency Paula Shearer Kaorl Shlwa Chris Siegfried Karen Simmons Douglas Slivi nski Michael Slossar Deanne Smith Robert Smith Ste ven Solek Robert Somley Roger Spiegel John Spyrou Beth Stafford John Starkey Nancianne Stehle John S teinert Heidi Stickney Jeffrey Streck Holly Stryke r Scott Sudora Chris Swanson Lisa Szor Sheri Szyma nski Kendra Tanadea Deborah Tartaglia Ja mes Taylor Myrtis Ta ylor Timothy Taylor Darren Testani Ed Te volitz Noreen Thibau It Michelle Tinkler Todd Tippett Alyssa Tomchik Vickie Truma n Lauryea Turchuk Ca thleen Tyler Daid Us hka Michael Vanasse Gerald Van Wagner Ri chard Vendltti Suzan ne Veneruso Joseph V enezla Monika Verebe lyi Stephen Vincent Raymond Ward Suzann Wartko James Wehner Scott Wilson Peter W ishneski Jennifer Wi talis T.L.J. 1984 Seniors 33 Right: Michclc Prosek. the Maize Queen.. Far Right: A refreshed Michele Baudouin. Below: “Hey, come on guys, the year wasn’t that bad.” says Bryan Nor- wood. Below Center: Roger Spiegel believes the life you save may be your own. Below Right: Jeff Cham- pion says he'll start his diet tomorrow. Bottom Left: Marilyn O’mara and Jim Wehner. Bottom Right: Cherly Roberts and Karen Lucken enjoy a laugh. 34 Jr. Sr. Picnic If the weather at last year’s Junior Senior picnic left something to be desired, Mother Nature did her best on September 19, 1983, one of the most gorgeous days of the summer. Inspired by the day, our eager gang was in the mood for volleyball, ten- nis, horseback riding, canoeing, swimming and everything else Holiday Hills in Cheshire had to offer. Upper Left: Laura Dickinson samples buffet. Upper Right: Diver Models latest swimwear. Center Left: Kim Tomena and Suzanne Hermans neigh for the picture. Center Right: Matt Fannon and Prabodh Hemmady battle at net. Bottom: Five kids canoeing with a mighty oar, one falls in and then there were four. Jr. Sr. Picnic 35 Upper Right: Davida Lawry enjoys a friend. Upper Left: Jim Evanko, Joe Venezia, Tom Cino. Center Left: Hail, hail, the gang's all here. Center Right: Dawn Mattiolo, Jeanne Kallivrousis, Laura DiBiagio. Bottom Right: It's all in the delivery! Bottom Left: Steve Vincent is anointed with salt. 36 Jr. Sr. Picnic Upper Left: Steve Solck resigns himself to the ride. Upper Right: Peter Wishneski does his Quazemoto while Chris MePadden feels sorry for him. Center Left: Missy Lester, Chrissy Scanlon, Carol Scoppc, Cathy Bucher, Lori Loskant, Kathy Tyler. Center Right: John Giampaolo finally scores. Bottom Right: Peter Radzwillis goes it alone. Bottom Left: A rose among umbrellas? Jr. Sr. Picnic 37 Spirit week, beginning October 10th, was off to a big start with hat day. There were a variety of colors, sizes, and shapes, from stylish hats to outright wacky ones. Day two brought class dress up: the seniors went Hawaiian; the mixed- up Juniors were inside out; the Sophomores donned their togas; while the Freshmen jogged in sweat suits. The halls came alive on Thursday with the ar- tistic flair and imagination of the Masuk students who transformed the halls into a spirit wonderland for Homecoming. Above: Honolulu Fonzi, why did you hide your eyes? Left: Michelle Moody lops it off with color. Right: Anyone for an Hawaiian punch? Bottom Left: Paul Peluchette eyes Roman maidens Tina Ligouri and Sharon Krasenics. Bottom Right: Sue Dargenio is pretty as a flower. 38 Spirit Week Top Left: Sheri Norotny colors her world. Top Right: Tim Lennon and Chris Corcoran blend into the background. Center Left: Roger Spiegel, Keith Hedlund, Paul Garrett, Glenn Gaffield. Center Right: John Anderson stretches it. Left: Lauralee Klittnick leaves her mark. Spirit Week 39 Center Right: Rich Fazio and John Slcincrt. Top Center Caroline Hayes' hat sheds some light on things. Top Right Kurt Basset hops through math class. Center Left: Jane Atkinson has on her thinking cap. Top Left Lisa Szor and Huckleberry McPadden. Bottom Left: Chris Mavrides ponders the world. Bottom Right: Shelly Leves- que is ready for a luau. 40 Spirit Week Spirit Week 41 Rah! Rah! All of Masuk was full of pep on red and white day as the students prepared to boost their team’s con- fidence for the Homecoming game. Upper Right: “C’mon Feel the Noise!” Seniors showing spirit. Center Left: Triple delight: Scott Sudora. Brian Mc- Carroll, and Ken Barberio. Center Right: Wrapped in spirit is Kurt Bassett. Bottom Left: The Varsity Cheerleaders build spirit with a pyramid. Bottom Right: The band’s bursting to make sound. Upper Left: Bring in the clowns! Upper Right: A guest appearance by E.T. and Douglas Pettit entertain the parade route. Center Left: Drum Major Scott Sand- berg with some nosey friends. Center Right NHS officers: Christine Miller. Carl Schwarz, and Michele Mensik. Bottom . The band blows off some steam. Spirit Week 43 Upper Left: Coach Bodnar thanks everyone for their support. Upper Right: Lisa Norton supports the Class of '84. Center Right: Homecoming Queen Lcighann Bcrtig and King Bryan Norwood. Lower Left: Masuk’s senior football squad Bottom Right: Homecoming Court: Jr. Queen Debbie Schuchman, King Tim Bartlett, Freshman Queen Jill Di Pronio, King David Betts, Sophomore Queen Donna Tartaglia and King Bill Sperling 44 Homecoming Strike up the band! Masuk was stepping high on Saturday, October 15, as the cheerleaders, along with the Masuk Marching Band matched lively color with sound for the day. Joining in festivities, many clubs made floats and some clowns were spotted playing practical jokes on unsuspecting bystanders. Upper Left: DECA's Patti Kallivrousis ornaments the car. Center Left: Panther Ken- dra Tanacea shows pearly whites. Upper Right: Class advisors Mr. Holcome and Mrs. Pettigrew get ready to escort Homecoming Queen Leighann Berlig and class presi- dent Tom Cino. Lower Right: Keeping ahead of things is Sue Carney with the Ger- man Club. Bottom Left: Chris Kclmau says, “Look ma no hands!” Parade 45 ffli PAMMEIH mms Left: Grctchcn McPadden gives Marlene Brennan support. Right: John Gale swears he never stole that book. Center Left: Rob Cottle strutting his stuff. Center: Steve Petrides shows Mary Lynn Farrcn his etchings. Center Right: Rich Fazio playing games again! Bot- tom Center: Chrissy Scanlin ready to take a dive. Bottom Right: Jeff Ledoux and Darren Testani ready for some intense actions. Bot- tom Left: Mrs. Michel says, “I taught her everything she knows.” 48 Candids Talent Show A public school provides for the development of diversifica- tion in its student body. The talent show proved this to be true. The talent varied from dancing to singing to rock bands and provided a night of fun entertainment for all in- volved. The school auditorium was packed from the very start of the show as students and parents came to see their friends and children display ex- traordinary talent. Bottom Right: Denise Aube and Sue Hermans: and “... side-by-side ...” and Bottom Left: X Crusado: “Come on FEEL the NOISE!” Center Left: Laura DiBiagio: “When do I start?” Center Right: Cynthia Patterson: Beautiful Music! Top Right: Karl Schwarz: “I’m searching for the meaning of life.” Top Left: Jim Wchner: “Hark! What light on yon window breaks?!” Talent Show 49 Class of Nineteen Hundred Eighty Five D. Adam L. Albanese T. Alena D. Anderson E. Anderson J. Anderson C. Aranzullo C. Auger S. Ayles D. Babis G. Baker A. Bartinope K. Basset K. Beard M. Beaupe C. Beeson J. Benek D. Benson C. Blakeman P. Bockiaro M. Bodnar M. Borak S. Beining K. Brennan S. Bunovsky D. Calderoni J. Cambell C. Capozzi B. Cargil G. Carris 50 Juniors L. Creagh K. Cullen P. Debona L. Dellalo M. Delillo M. DeMayo R. Demers S. Demont P. Diller T. Dillon C. DiPronio H. Doane M. Dollmann T. Dombrowski D. Dorey L. Duh R. Dyer C. Dzilinski K. Ellis E. Engledrum S. Exline M. Fannon W. Farren S. Fedak C. Feinsinger C. Feher W. Feltovic J. Fico C. Fielder G. Fiorenza K. Fletcher T. Fox K. Franklin J. Gaffield M. Galaburri J. Galligan C. Garano K. Garrity N. Geraud C. Golub D. Grewcock G. Groballi K. Grudetski J. Hart C. Haskins D. Haslob S. Haynes R. Heitsman S. Hermans K. Hirshfeld M. Hoerner M. Janser C. Jurman C. Jacobs P. Kalivousis K. Kenyuk J. Karcher D. Kasper L. Keckler J. Kemf G. Klarmann C. Klimkowski R. Kovacs L. Kulhawik N. Kurczewski L. Kuric L. Kunsic T. Labak T. Labowsky T. Ladzinski K. Langdon D. Laros B. Laychak A. Lazor E. Lestrange L. Licata 52 Juniors C. Phillips J. Plescia D. Poth L. Powell M. Prosek T. Ramsy N. Rancourt B. Reck L. Reda T. Reed W. Renkavinsky D. Rissolo R. Roberto P. Roman D. Rookasin L. Roveda J. Russitano M. Rutkowski A. Ruttledge E. Ryan R. Rychlik D. Sampson J. Samuels R. Sannino K. Saray M. Savorey D. Schuckman P. Schwarz J. Searls S. Sembrot Juniors 53 C. Shaffer H.Shawah K. Shnipes J. Shortsleeve K. Shajer H. Sniffin D. Spence B. Spisto T. Strassburger C. Supple L. Swanson L. Swanson S. Szalay T. Teel K. Thibodeau L. Thomas T. Tippit K. Tomena K. Tortora M. Treede M. Triano M. Trombetta S. Tully C. Vida 54 Juniors Class of Nineteen Hundred Eighty-Six S. Burke L. Butler M. Cacciol S. Adcock A. Akoury B. Ambrose K. Anderson B. Andrejczyk J. Arias C. Armour S. Aucello K. Augustyn D. Baghdady D. Bain L. Baker K. Cafora K. Capobianco K. Carter J. Cascella D. Caserta J. Charles D. Chicco C. Chilinski L. Chopski L. Christo S. Colucci K. Connolly L. Conte J. Cruzado D. Cubelli S. Cunningham D. Damico R. Dangelo Sophomores 55 P. Deak L. Deer C. Delallo J. Del bene A. Delfino L. Derwallis A. Dickinson M. Dincola R. Doles L. Dollmann K. Donaldson N. Doniger J. Donnarumma D. Dubail B. Dzikowicz J. Espisito M. Fahey J. Falcone S. Glatt A. Golden S. Golden C. Goulet P. Gouveia G. Granfors K. Gaylord M. Geadrites D. Germain M. Gerritsen J. Giampolo K. Giardini C. Grinch L. Gruce S. Grusczak J. Guariglia E. Haringa B. Harkins J. Hartman M. Hollenberg E. Homburg T. Howell D. Hudock D. Hughes E. Fiedler C. Filipak H. Finch J. Find I i J. Fitz L. Fonovic R. Frazier 56 Sophomores M. Hussey M. Johnsoon J. Jurman M. Kaluta J. Kascak K. Keeler F. Kcnnett K. Kertesz C. Klarmann D. Klittnick R. Kobza J. Krasenics T. Krystofik A. Kusnitz G. Ledoux M. Lemoine M. Lent M. Lester m' T. Ligouri Ai Lindstr A Lindstrom ' Lombardi RJLombardi £ i. i ugall M. Marshall M. M eA D. Mcmllin I E. MctaTin N. McCaroll S. McClain C. McConnell J. McFarlane M. McGinnes K. McGovern A. McGrenery S. McMahon M. Meleshkewich W. Mercier S. Misinonile C. Mitchell I M. Monnier S. Montagnino K. Mosher C. O'Connell K. O'Donnell S. Okula B. Oleary Sophomores 57 R. Osborne J. Paine L. Papes J. Paraschac D. Parham J. Paroby E. Pastor T. Patterson S. Peremsky O. Pernek S. Peters S. Pirhala J. Portalese L. Posada D. Powell A. Pozarlik D. Protsko E. Puckett Rowell pwland . Rudd I Russo JK'. f yan of C.Sala J S.j6alerno J. SChmclter K. Schrader S. Shanley D. Shawah R. Shelnutt A. Singer J. Singh S' k C. Slopnick L. Smith L. Smith D. Sniffcn A. Soltesz J. Soriano W. Sperling G. Spillman V. Spyrou M. Starkey D. Stevens D. Stoica 58 Sophomores S. Strada S. Straub D. Syrotiak B. Szor D. Tartaglia A. Tavares T. Teeter S. Timmons S. Tinkler D. Toth D. Troiano L. Tweedy M. Tyler K. Ushka R. Vandewecrdt T. Villiano A. Wakin J. Walkley B. Wilson G. Zingo, JE-.Htoa C. Hinkle J. Koutrakus R. Kovacs T. LaSorella M. Markel L. Mavricz M. Meyer Sophomores 59 Class of Nineteen Hundred Eighty-Seven K. Ackley F. Agnello J. Andrade J. Aucello S. Babis J. Barbin M. Baron M. Bartlett B. Beard D. Beaupre A. Beckwith S. Bek J. Benson L Bermingham D. Betts J. Bluestein A. Bodnar M. Bonetti B. Booth L. Borowy A. Breiner M. Buccitti S. Buehler K. Bunovsky L. Burton J. Cacciola N. Caggianiello M. Cambra J. Carris E. Carroll K. Carter C. Cass C. Cedergren D. Chacko K. Champion S. Chayer B. Chittick R. Christo R. Cimmino M. Cirella D. Clark T. Colegrove 60 Freshmen A. Delfino C. Della Corte M. DeMayo S. Depeano S. Dinicola J. Dipronio J. Dorsey J. Dorso K. Dunn R. Dworzycki C. Dwyer L. Dyer C. Dymkoski R. Ellis J. Erdman C. Evans E. Everlith S. Fanali T. Farr N. Feinsinger M. Feltovic L. Feidler E. Fisch T. Fowler M. Fox J. Fraser R. Frate K. Ftergiosis C. Gabriel M. Galaburri S. Galligan L. Garano A. Garofolo L. Gelb J. Gergely C. Germain M. Connolly C. Corbesato G. Corcoran J. Corris K. Cortina R. Cot to J. Crowell D. Cummings W. Cunninghar M. Daniels F. Dease A. DeJulio Freshmen 61 J. Hansen L. Haringa D. Harlow B. Harrison J. Haslob L. Hastings L. Heffelfinger R. Heise V. Heise G. Heitzman C. Hoadley D. Hoerner B. Holcomb S. Holt S. Horan R. Horn M. Hossler G. Humpal E.Janser S. Johnson T. Jordan K. Kaffen B. Karp M. Keeler M. Kelly C. Kelman C. Kennedy K. Kennedy T. Kenny K. Kirby P. Kokenos R. Krystofik M. Kulhawik T. Lane L. Landy L. Leffblein A. Lengye T. Leonard A. Lilly L. Linask J. Link C. Lipeles T. Liu D. Locke M. Lockshier W. Lucas C. Lyon M. Major 62 Freshmen T. Martire E. Maruca T. Mattingly S. Monroe J. Montes J. Moore A. Mozzi R. Muizulis L. Mund M. Nagy C. Nelson J. Nelson J. Norton T. O’Brian D. Ocasio M. Odoy K. Olofson K. Omara B. Pale L. Papp B. Parsons J. Paul L. Pavia M. Percivalle T. Perkins E. Pinto S. Potak J. Preciado D. Prendergast K. Quick F. Radza L. Reck R. Reda P. Reed M. Roberto S. Roberto J. Robertson A. Rodko K. Schneck D. McClellan L. McCrady K. McGovern J. McPadden A. Melissano M. Mezick S. Miller J. Millo D. Mondo Freshmen 63 G. Scott L. Seekings L. Shaffer ). Sherwood Shortsleeve D. Shultis S. Singh C. Smith S. Sorarin Y. Soto R. Stadler M. Starks D. Stehlc D. Stepeck B. Supan J. Surace P. Teague E. Thomas K. Tomena D. Toth G. Tricarico J. Turey L. Valaka A. Varga J. Vegi J. Vena G. Vcnditti J. Vencruso N. Vujnovich D. Wallace E. Wargo N. Watters K. White K. Yacko M. Young C. Zeller D. Zilka J. Zingo 64 Freshmen Top Left: Kim Tomcna poses with a gorgeous smile. Top Right: “I’ve seen some crazy hats before, but never a hat that you wear around your neck!” Center Left: Michelle Geadrites and friend show off the hall during Homecoming. Center Right: Guess where this kid would like to be. Bottom Left: An innocent bystander catches a glimpse of something humorous. Candids 65 Top Right: Chief Maui Laui inspects his territory. Top Left: A couple of cheerleading buddies pose for the lens. Center Left: A manager’s job is never done. Center Right: Three spectators enjoying a fiery autumn afternoon. Bottom Right: Up, up and away ... with my beautiful balloon. 66 Candids Top Left: “Oh Goody!” Top Right: The two big chiefs: Mr. Maloney and Mr. Davis, the of- ficial yearbook photographers. Center Left: One of many gatherings in the library. Center Right: “You’re absolutely sure that’s wrong?” Bottom Left: The beast in the beauty comes out. Bottom Center: “And what kind of shampoo do you use?” Bottom Right: “If you don’t take my picture right now, I'm putting this smile away.” Candids 67 Top Left: Todd and Tony stand guard. Top Right: Ron Plude sporting the newest look in menswear. Center Left: Larissa: Does she ever take a bad picture? Center Right: “If I have to do this one more time ..Bottom Left: “ Echas una siesta George?” Bot- tom Right: “Sec, I told you we’d get her to pose for a picture!” 68 Candids Top Left: A classic dive! Top Right: Jeff stops what he’s doing just to smile for our photographers. Center Left: Sue twists George’s arm for a dance. Center Right: You’ll have to excuse my friend, he’s a bit camera shy. Bottom Left: A self portrait of a Free Press Editor-in-chief. Bottom Right: We use Pearl Drops. Candids 69 Top Left: Reggie concentrates on her work. Top Right: “No thanks. I'll stay with my afro. ’ Center Left: “Maybe I'll win this time if I use both hands! Center Right: “Go ahead take my pic- ture. Bottom Left: It’s not the greatest for style, but at least it fits well. Bottom Right: Just another average Masuk student. 70 Candids Top Left: Mr. Maloney enjoys a cup of coffee while chatting with Mrs. Lipeles. Top Right: Mr. Hastings — “Grapefruits anyone?” Center Left: Mrs. Lipeles poses with Kaori from Japan, and Orin from Israel. Center Right: ‘‘What’s in this punch?” American Field Service brings a touch of foreign flavor to Masuk. This year, our visitors were Orin Benyamini of Israel, Toril Opdal of Norway, and Kaori Shiwa of Japan. The club not only greets visitors, but also sends selected students to foreign countries where they can learn diverse customs and cultures. Also, week-end and day trips to nearby towns and high schools are planned throughout the year. The club sup- ports its numerous activities through candy and flower sales and personal expense. With a larger membership every year, AFS is fast becoming one of Masuk’s most popular groups. Mr. Hastings and Mrs. Lipeles, the advisors, must certainly be doing something correct. Bottom Right: Back row: left to right: Mr. D. Hastings, — advisor, B. Chit- tick, J. Stienert, K. Tanacea, J. Samuels, D. York, N. Martin, A. Dcrwallis, S. Hermans, D. Aube, L. Rielcy, C. Krystofik, T. Patterson, E. McCann, L. Butler, R. Stadler, J. Paine, Mrs. E. Lipeles — advisor. Front row: B. Meghani, M. Verebelyi, K. Tomena, P. Lombardi, K. Grega, J. Searles, K. Shiwa, O. Benyamini, T. Opdal, B. Thibedeau, M. Balog, A. Ceccotti, L. Fischer, E. Edwards, L. Hastings. 72 AFS A V Club Many students in school do not realize the important functions and responsibilities of the Audio Visual Club. Led by Mr. Bob Bachman, the club is comprised of students interested in related careers with film, sound, and lighting. At all the plays and other productions staged in the auditorium, the club works the spotlights and acoustics. Also, the club sets up the sound systems at many of the school’s dances. Finally, a new idea was tested by the club this year. Videotapes of student actors were filmed so that later the students could learn by watching their performances. Top Left: Back row: Mr. B. Bachman — Advisor, P. Lytle, J. Inderdohnen, M. Janser, E. Anderson, C. Landy. D. Wilkes. O. Benyamini From row: C. Jurman, L. Peters. B. Puckett. H. Sniffen, B. Feltovich. Center Left: “Hmm ... Maybe if I push THIS button ...” Center Right: Lisa smiles nicely for our photographer. Bottom Left: Andrea working backstage at one of Masuk's productions. Bottom Right: “So that's where the tape goes.” A V.Club 73 Top Right: “I’d rather suck on a lolli! Upper Center l eft: 00000000! Lower Center Left: It’s the pits for the clarinet players! Lower Center Right: “Yum- mmmmm! A mint flavored reed!” Upper Center Right: Fifth row. left to right: S. Sandberg. R. Roberge. B. CKborne. S. Cunningham. K. Shiwa, L. Posada. B. Karp. T. Taylor. C. Cass. P. Lytle. C. Jurman. D. York. J. Anderson. M DcMayo. B. Dilkowicz. S. Jurman. B Puckett. M. Gerritsen. C. Kelman. Fourth row: E. Fisch. M Hosslcr, P. Teague, G. Zingo. E. Muschlilz. S. Singh. G. Humple. T. Karp. B Feltovich. C. Parker, C. Knepler. K Heiney. C Salman. J. Vena S. Beuhler. M. Meyer. Third row L. Lombardi. A. I.indstrom. G. Singh, M. Connor, T. Ott. D. Wilkes. B. Sperling, B. Kurtz. M. DcMayo. C. Nielson Second row: L. Rath. K. Fordham. M Whitely. C. Mich. M. Koutrakous, L. Maringa. P. Haringa. H. Doane. A. Blcakncy. C. Kennedy. C. Cedergran, D. Wallace, A. Garofolo. K. White. K. Carter, L. Hastings. First row: E. LcStrangc, K. McKenzie. R. Zingo. A. Wakin. M. Russo. R. Patterson, M. Cirrclla. M. Lockshcir. L. Maslow. T. Rosenberg. K. Kcnsitcn. K Frost. S. Hermans. J. Samuels. Mr. J. Ranti — Director. Bottom Right Select Wind Ensemble: First row: left to right: E. LcStrangc. R. Zingo. A. Wakin. M Russo. R. Patterson. C. Mich. K. McKenzie. M. Cirrclla, L. Maslow, T Rosenberg. K. Kenisten. S. Hermans. J. Samuels. Mr J. Ranti — director. Second row L. Rath. K. Fordham. M. Koutrakous. P. Haringa. H. Doane. A. Blcakncy. B Sperling, C. Salman. K Heiney. M Meyer. Third row: C. Parker. G. Singh. T. Ott. D. Wilkes. Fourth row: K. Shiwa. B. Karp. G. Humple. M. Connor. Fifth row S. Sandberg. M. Gerritsen, S. Cunningham. L. Posada. C. Cass. T. Taylor. B Osborne. D. York. B Dikoicz. J. Anderson. S. Jurman. B. Puckett. 74 Band Anyone who has wandered down the A-wing extension during fifth period has probably heard the dynamic sound coming from the band room. In the past few years, all the different facets of band — marching, concert, and select wind ensemble — have matured into a more profes- sional, polished sound. Last year, in a Newport, Rhode Island com- petition, Masuk’s select wind ensemble came in second place. This year, the ensemble plans to compete in Washington D.C. and is sure to match or beat last year’s finish. Congratulations on a super year! Top Left: Jazz Band First row; left to right: M. Russo, R. Patterson, B. Sperling, B. Kurtz, M. DeMayo, C. Salman, K. Heiney, J. Vena, S. Buehler. Second row: J. Ranti — director, G. Humple, C. Parker, G. Singh, T. Ott, D. Wilkes, M. Meyer, B. Tulley Third row: K. Shiwa, J. Anderson, D. York, B. Dikowicz, S. Jurman, L. Posada, M. Gerritsen. Fourth row: R. Roberge, S. Sandberg, S. Cunningham, B. Osborne. Upper Center Left: Play it Roberta! Upper Center Right: Toot your horn. Lower Center Left: A perfect trombone line. Bottom Left: The shirt is louder than the brass! Bottom Right: He plays okay, but where's the bow tie? The greatest turn-around in any program here at Masuk has been that of the Chorus. Largely to the ef- forts of Miss Moira Petty, the best voices in our school have been finely tuned. The Chorus has two divisions. Concert Chorus and Select Chorus. The Select Chorus consists only of the best voices from the concert group. The students have played an important role in the making of a better chorus. With hard work, discipline, and many after-school practices; the chorus has become quite enjoyable to hear. In the 19X3 Heritage Music Festival in Newport, our grand chorus came in first place! This coming Spring, both the Concert and Select Choruses plan to repeat their winning performances in Washington, DC. Top I have to hold this note for 32 beats?!” Top Right: Maureen Connor ponders her next phrase. Center l ft Belt those notes out! Bottom Right: What is this, hicrogliphics?” 76 Chorus Center Right Fourth row: left to right: R. Carstensen, K Keeler, L. Reek, E. Edgerton, M. Berry, B. Chittick, D. Parham, D. Germain, M. Pro- sek, J. Gafficld, M. Snyder, K. Tanacca, K. Davin, H. Stryker. Third row: A. Pozarlik, M. Connor, C. Goulet, D. Chicco, M. Buccitti, L. Burton. L. Linask, S. Buchlcr. M Cambra, J. Corris, J. Rcmillard, T. Labak, K. Champion, L. Tevolitz. Second row: P. Ly- tle, Ci. Brennan. H. Doanc, L. Butler, D. Protsko, T. Patterson, T. Liu, K. Hughes, E. Janser, C. Germain, J. Gerritsen. T. Parr, C. Evans. First row: K. Forst, S. Petrides, J Inderdohnen, N. Martin, J. Bluestein, C. Cass, T. Howell, S. Szymanski, S. Carney, L. Papp. Top Right: Select Chorus: Back row; left to right: E. Edgcrton, S. Buehler, H. Doane, S. Pctridcs, N. Martin, S. Szymanski, K. Frost, J. Gaf- field, M. Prosek. Front row: K. Keeler, L. Burton, K. Tanacca, M. Berry, M. Connor, L. Butler, T. Patterson, D. Prot- sko. Top Left: Cindy Germain has mastered the art of singing with her eyes closed. Center Right: The Masuk Chorus — a picture perfect group. Center Left: “If I stick Myself, I’ll die!” Bottom Left: Such intense concentration! Bottom Right: 1 hope they all used breath deoderant! Chorus 77 Masuk has a team for its brilliant strategists to show their stuff. Com- prised of five members on varsity and five players on junior varsity, the Chess Team meets every Wednesday after school to practice. Their efforts at these weekly challenges culminate in matches against teams from surrounding area high schools. The king of the club is Mr. David Strong. c i u b Bottom Left: Top row: J. Erdman, M. Gerritsen, M. Myers, T. Liu, T. Alena, S. Breinning, J. Parashac, T. Perkins, C. Cass. Bottom row: D. Strong — Ad- visor. D. Sampson, E. Ryan, A. Pozarlik, M. Winnick, D. York, T. Jeffress, D. Chacko, F. Radza. Top Left: John Erdman smugly faces his opponent. Top Right: Don’t spit on the board, Dave. Middle Right: Let’s see now, what should my next move be? Middle Left: Tina Liu makes one of her strategic moves. Bottom Right: Joe Paraschac ponders on his next move. 78 Chess Club Top Left: “Hello! Rcnt-a-Man?“ Top Right: “You want it by when?” Center Left: “Hey, maybe this isn’t such a bad deal after all!” Center Right: “Be Serious!” Bottom Left: Door to freedom. 1 think. Bottom Center: “Gee. which way is up?” Bottom Right: “Okay, guys, let’s talk hockey.” Candids 79 For all the logical, analytical minds of Masuk, a Computer League is offered. Our school's computer whizzes meet once a month after school to take part in a contest that tests their prowess with a computer. As of January, the team was ranked second in the state of Connecticut. Led this year by Mr. Daniel Ryan, the team always does ex- tremely well and makes the school very proud. Top Right: Mike Manente discusses a program with Michelle and Mr. Ryan. Middle Left: David Liu listens attentively. Middle Right: Top row: M. Manente, G. Gafficld, T. Jcfftcss, D. York. Bottom row: J. Erdman, M. Daniels, C. Cass, D. Liu, C. Gaudette, M. Moody. Bottom Left: “When is this meeting going to be over?” Bottom Right: “Now, there is really no reason to worry, computers don't 'byte'. 80 Computer League DECA Among the candy addicts of this school, the school store stands as an institution, but not many students know who runs the store. The answer is, D.E.C.A., Distributive Educa- tion Clubs of America. The group has many facets. Besides running the store, many of the members have special skills such as typing, to get ready for competitions throughout the state. Each year, our D.E.C.A. members do very well in the competitions. Many future years of success for D.E.C.A. Top Left: Elena Magliochctti yelling out orders! Top Right: Who could resist buying anything from these girls? Center Right: Left o Right D. Rookasin. D. Kasper. K. Grudetski, R. Cottle, E. Palombi, H. Stryker. H. Stickney, P. Kalivrusis. M. Savorey, D. Mattioli, E. Magliocetti, M. Brennan, S. Dargenio, G. McPadden. Center Right: “Counting change is such a fun job!” Bot- tom Left: “1 sec you over there! DECA 81 The Future Business Leaders of America is a club at Masuk in which students develop business skills and compete in various statewide competi- tions. The club supports its numerous activities through candy and flower sales. Through these activities, the members of this club seek to improve their talents thereby gaining an added edge in the business world. Top Left: Top row: left to right: S. Montagnino, C. Tyler, M. Pappas, L. Thomas, B. Spisto. C. Northrop, L. Duh, K. Muizulis, C. Shaffer, G. Groballi, Mr. D. Feliconic — advisor. Bottom row: Ms. L. Biagioni — advisor, S. Garvey, C. Beucher, L. Monroe, C. Dipronio, L. Szor, M. Baudouin. Top Right: Laura Thomas daydreams through the meeting. Center Left: 1 guess Sandy didn’t find that joke very funny. Center Right: “Arc you sure you don’t want me to take a letter?” Bottom Left: Let’s just pretend there's no photographer. Bottom Right: Bob Spisto — Sleeping with his eyes open. 82 FBLA Graphic Arts Graphic Arts Club plays a more silent role in Masuk festivities. The club prints pro- grams for plays, con- certs, and football games as well as photographs for publicity purposes. In addition, the club pro- duces the Masuk port- folio, a description of the school in full. Keep up the good work! Top Left: Michelle Dollmann: Now, let’s sec if I can get something tall. dark, and handsome out of this dumb machine. Top Right: Dana Anderson: You’re kidding me. Right? Center Left: Laura Cimmino: Darn. I broke a nail. Center Right: Shelly Levesque: I think this goes here. Bottom Left: Back row: L to R P. Martine, R. Millett. J. Plescia, D. Anderson. Front row: M. Dollmann. L. Cim- mino, S. Wartko, J. Mas, S. Levesque, T. Cianciolo — Advisor. Graphic Arts 83 High School Bowl High School Bowl is one of the more unique activities offered at Masuk. The name and guidelines of the program are structured around the famous College Bowl program. A team of three persons competes in a quiz show format and if the team wins the first two preliminary con- tests, the next round is shown on television, Channel Eight. This year’s team won the first two preliminary contests, but lost in the television round. Top Left: Mrs. Gicsman doesn’t think that Prabodh’s joke was funny. Top Right: Even brains have trouble keeping their shoes tied! Center: left to right: Mrs. D. Giesman — advisor, N. Martin, J. Indcrdohncn, K. Schwarz, P. Hemmady. Bottom Left: Hard at work, discovering the answers to questions asked on televi- sion. Bottom Right: On to the next volume . .. sigh. 84 High School Bowl Masuk has its own little touch of France called, “Le Cercle Francais,” which meets almost every week on Mondays in Mr. Garofolo’s room. The group con- sists of students who enjoy French culture and language. Throughout the year, the club held many fund raisers to defray the costs of trips and other ex- penses. Among these fund raisers were, candy and flower sales and a special August car wash. This February, the club plans to travel to Quebec, and take in some French-Canadian culture. Top Left: Front row: M. Balog, L. Reilly, M. Moody, E. Edwards, M. Mcnsik, L. Roveda, R. Singo, Mr. Garofolo, Advisor, K. Tanacea, D. Aube, M. Tinkler, B. Meghani, M. Verebelyi. Back row: S. Holt, C. Zeller, M. Bain, L. McCann, N. Martic, S. Tinkler, M. Winnick, R. Spiegel, E. LeStrange, C. Miller. Top Right: “Are you sure the paint won’t come off?” Middle Left: “AH I need is a sponge and some soap.” Middle Right: A little touch of France in America. Bottom Left: On their way back to France! Bottom Right: I think the photographer who took this picture is going to be a little wet in a moment!” French Club 85 German Club The German Club is relatively a young group. Founded only two years ago, the enrollment in the club has really taken off, signs of good organization and planning. The club dines at German restaurants and gathers for parties after school, all the while learning about the Ger- man culture. During the school year, the club holds fund raisers such as candy and flower sales to support their ac- tivities. Mrs. Marietta Ruel is the advisor of this Firmly rooted organization. Top Left: Just two of the many pretty faces in the German Club. Top Right: “Boy that German brew is good!” Center Left: Smile pretty for the camera, Roger. Center Right: Top row left to right: D. York, M. Gerritsen, C. Fiensinger, J. Paraschac, T. Alena, M. DeMayo, S. Suhr, R. Speigel, T. Ott. Bottom row: S. Carney, S. Hermans, C. Anderson, K. Heiney, J. Gaffield, S. Novotny, T. Perkins, K. Tomcna, T. Strassberger, K. Tomena, F. Radza. Bottom Right: My! What a happy group! Bot- tom Left: Mrs. Ruel flashes a sly look toward the camera man. 86 German Club Junior Classical League Such a formal title is only a cover that hides a very genuine fun-loving group in Masuk. Under the supervision of Mrs. Delores Giesman, the club takes part in Latin exams where medals are awarded for excellence. Also, the annual Latin Fun Day tests the bodies of the members who compete in races and other physical activities. Together the tests, both physical and mental, bring back the spirit of Rome where its citizens were often put to the test. Top Right: Top row: left to right: M. Fox. K. Schwarz, J. Ott. T. Ott, C. Hinkle, J. Paraschac, R. Bryan, D. Sniffen, S. Novotny, S. Petrides, C. Tucker, C. Lipclcs. G. Zingo. S. Singh. M. Winnick, W. Sperling, G. Max- ey, L. Motter, T. Patterson. J. Waiklcy, H. Schank. Bottom row: J. Figler, L. Cappucci, S. Rose, C. Bartcnopc, J. Esposito. J. Hansen, N. Feinsinger, A. Lily. L. Labak, K. Tanacca, A. Madar, K. Langdon, C. Miller. K. Boyko, B. Osborne, Mrs. D. Giesman advisor. f ACRiQR QUAM HETUSA 1 Top Left: “Chariots of Fire' Center Left: Christine and Chris: Beauty and the beast. Center Right: An all-time first: Mars and Neptune together Bottom Left: The Junior Classical League’s prized banner. Bot- tom Right: Mike, ob- viously involved in a “mental” test. Junior Classical League 87 Students interested in Spanish customs and culture have a chance to meet every week after school in Ms. Bourret’s room. Members of the club dine in Spanish restaurants and have parties on special occasions. Numerous candy, flower, and bake sales help the club alleviate some financial responsibilities. The major point of in- terest in the club’s agenda is the trip to Spain during spring vacation. While preparing for the trip, the club discusses cultural areas and study Spain in depth. Top Left: Top row: A. Lindstrom, C. Shaffer, M. Chacko, K. Bourrett — Advisor, B. Stafford, A. Madar, T. Labowsky, M. Cacciola, K. Klar- man, S. Timmons, G. Granforce, D. Germain, T. Patterson, L. McCann. Middle row: K. White, D. Protsko, M. Hollenberg, D. Cubelli, B. O’Leary, A. Kusnitz, M. Monier, J. Falcone, C. Northrop, L. Kusnitz, S. Walzer. Bottom row: C. Purdy, D. Tralano, I. Kieley, K. Langdon, G. Klarman, A. Melisano, T. Reed, M. Manente. Missing: M. Troiano, E. Ryan. Top . Right: Here’s a girl with a suggestion! Center Right: Just ignore the camera. Miss Bourret. Bottom Left: I wonder what the joke was. Bottom Right: It looks like Brett needs a siesta. 88 Spanish Club VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT. The Fire Brigade is responsible for checking equipment in the school, such as fire extinguishers, so that if a real situation occurred, the school would be ready. When a fire alarm sounds, the members of the brigade run to specific stations to make sure there are no faults in the fire fighting system. Top Left: “How much longer is this meeting going to last?” Top Right: “Good Morning Frank. Center Left: Top row: D. Chicco, K. Carter, D. Stone, B. Cargill. Middle row: F. Carter, D. York, C. Goulet, S. Suhr, S. Solek. A. Muizulis. Bottom row: Mr. D. York — Ad- visor, J. Goncalves, M. McGuinness, L. Demers, J. Agachinski, M. Nash, S. Mon- forte, G. Riccio, T. Scott, K. Cortina, E. Hud- son, S. Strada, N. Vujnovich, S. Bjorklund, A. Lengyel, C. Caufield. Center Right: “I guess I should take notes.” Bottom Left: Tony Dom- browsky’s on top of the world! Bottom Right: Need more be said? Fire Brigade 89 Drama Club “What light on yonder window breaks!” Tis the light shed by our fine Masuk Masquers! Mr. Michael Wolfer has done an ex- emplary job with the Drama Club, molding the group into a highly polished organiza- tion. The club did a fantastic job putting together “Charley’s Aunt.” The set was well constructed, the acting done with good com- edic touches, all in all, a very nice perfor- mance. The lead roles in the Fall production were played by Scott Sandberg, Robert Connolly, William Sperling, Laurie Schaf- fer, Mary Starks, Christine Miller, Ruth Kovacs, Jack Starkey, Robert Roberge, and Jason Bluestein. Top: 4th Row: L. Rovcda, G. Klarmann, N. Martin. M. Manente, R Heitsmann. A. Madar. P. Schwarz. M. Janser. S. Timmons. E. LeStrange. 3rd Row: K. Northrop. L. Kusnitz, M. Berry, R. Kovacs, S. Novotny. K. Hirshfeld, K. Tomcns, K. Davin, K. Langdon, C. Anderson. 2nd Row: R. Connally, S. Sandberg, K. Schwarz, M. Brennan, P. Lytle, B. Feltovic, K. Tenacea, J. DeChris- tophcr. B. Mcghani, C. Miller, A. Bodnar, M. Wolfer — advisor. 1st Row: L. Schaffer, J. Starkey, M. Starks, K. Tomcna, M. Nelson, C. Cass. L. Thomas, C. Landy. C. Kelman, J. Bluestein. W. Sperling. Center Left: The beautiful expressions of two fine actresses. Lower Left: The party's over! Center Right: “Good gosh! My slip is showing!” Lower Right: “That's not how you wear a dress!” 90 Drama Club Top Left: “But I love you!” Top Right: .. and how is everyone this fine morning?” Center Left: Scott Sandberg telling Robert Connolly and William Sperling that he no longer wants to wear a dress. Center Right: Scott Sandberg, enjoying the attention to his eyelids. Bottom Left: Going over lines late one night. Drama Club 91 Math Team The Math Team represents the strength of our mathematics pro- gram here at Masuk. Students from every grade come into Ms. Conley’s room to take a standardized test that challenges the analytical mind. The team is becoming increasingly popular, as students who come even a minute late can’t find a desk to sit down. Hopefully, Ms. Conley will always suffer the problem of too many enthusiastic members. Top Left: Sue Hermans, More than just a pretty face! Top Right: Prabodh Hem- mady, “Statistics show that on the average ... Center Left: Brett Lipeles, Warning! Brain at work. Center Right: Back Row. left to right: C. Conley. Advisor. K. Anderson, S. Walser, P. Hemmady, N. Martin, A. Miller, M. Cambra, K. Schwarz, M. Winnick, L. Cappucci, E. Ryan, C. Miller. Front Row: J. Gaffield, T. Strassberger, S. Novotny, E. Chittick, M. Mcnsik, S. Hermans, R. Zingo, M. Manente, D. York, K. Langdon. 92 Math Team MRA The Masuk Representative Assembly was created to pro- vide a vehicle for student input on issues concerning the school community. The MRA meets regularly with faculty and parent representatives. Many policies have been amended through this cooperative effort. Keep up the good work! Center Left: Gregg Hollenberg listens intently. Center Right: “They don’t know this, but I'm planning to leave before the meeting starts.” Bottom Right: “You're not real- ly planning to have school on Saturdays are you?” Bottom Left: Michelle Cacciolla works hard for the sophomore class. Top Left: Back row: D. Gabriel — Advisor. C. Cedergran, B. Germond — Advisor. D. Brown — Advisor, J. Waricha — Ad- visor, E. Lipclcs — Advisor. D. Robinson, J. Kaluta, J. Gerard, R. Sohon — Advisor. Middle row: M. Cacciola, G. Hollenberg, J. Samuels, B. Meyers, K. Schwarz. Bottom row: K. Anderson, K. Lucken, S. Petrides, T. Strassberger. Free Press Might the tablet wear away but still the words hold constant. Everyone in school has turned and read the pages of Masuk’s “Free Press as its reporting has become quite influential. Many people do not realize the work that goes on behind the door of the Free Press room. There is a staff to obtain adver- tisements, a staff for news, and still another for feature stories. A nice touch to the paper is the “Creative Horizons section that allows students to sub- mit poems or short stories, to be published in later issues. The staff does a very nice job in informing students here at Masuk — many con- gratulations on a fine year! 94 Free Press Top Right: 2nd Row: L. Cappucci, K. Schodd, T. Cino, G. Maxey, S. Petrides, K. Rcnaud, D. Rissolo, K. Tomena, S. Hermans, S. Bunovsky, M. Levesque. Bottom Row: D. Shea — Advisor, E. LeStrange, K. Grega, M. Berry, L. Butler, K. Tanacea, B. Meghani, M. Tinkler, K. Boyko. M. Verebelyi, A. Odoy, S. DeMont, A. David. Center Top Left: Prabodh Hemmady and Anne Odoy listening to the reading of a sport article. Center Bottom Left: Kim Tomena learning how to lay- out a feature page. Center Right: Advisor Dan Shea taping up the pages of the “Masuk Free Press.” Bottom: “I’ve seen some stories but. ..! National Honor Society Masuk has a special group of students who have commit- ted their energies to make their years in high school a com- plete success, academically and socially. Making this select group is no easy task. Each prospective applicant is chosen only after a faculty committee reads and screens essays writ- ten by the students. Other prerequisites for induction into the group are a strong academic record and extracurricular schedule. The National Honor Society has many functions throughout the year. An afternoon tea is held annually for new seniors who have been chosen. Also, an induction ceremony is held in May for new underclassmen members. Many other volunteer services are performed by the group for the school and community, throughout the year. Bottom Right: Top row: left to right: S. Carney. E. Edgerton, R. Vcnditti. J. Ott, G. Hollenberg. Middle row: L. Rath, L. Cappucci, K. Tomena, M. Mcnsik, K. Schwarz, D. York, M. Far- ren, C. Miller. Bottom row: B. Meghani, L. Roveda, T. Strassberger, M. Bodnar. M. Berry, K. Hirschfeld, S. Novotny, M. Moody, M. Chacko. Top Left: The Junior members stick together. Center Left: “Smile, You're on Candid Camera!” Center Right: One of the hot spots at the tea; the punch-bowl. Bottom Left: “Oh no you don’t.” National Honor Society 95 Newcomer’s The Newcomer's Club was establish- ed in 1980 by guidance counselor, Diana Schwerdtle. When a new arrival comes to Masuk, the club takes the stu- dent under wing and acquaints each with the maze of hallways and makes the person feel at home. Trips are also taken to surrounding cities. Members in the club often act as guides for visitors coming to tour the school and classes in session. The school is very proud of the club’s work and effort. Top Left: This student just learned that we have to make up snow days in July! Top Right: Top row: left to right: R. Doles, J. Boenau, E. Anderson, J. Pardee. Middle row: T. Liu, E. LcStrange, K. Shiwa. T. Opdal, R. Zingo, S. Hermans, K. Clarke. Bottom row: Mrs. D. Schwerdtle Advisor, K. Tomena, M. Moody, G. Hollenberg, M. Berry. S. Novotny. K. Tomena. Center Left: “Smile, You’re on Candid Camera!” Center Right: Photographed! On my first day! Bot- tom Left: “Be Serious!” Bottom Right: “1 hope I’m in the right class.” 96 N e wcomer's Club Top Left: Sophomores: Top row: K. Capobianco Secy., G. Bucci V.P., W. Sperling Pres., M. Gerritsen Treasurer, Bottom row: J. Paine Historian, S. Munn — advisor, E. Elson — advisor, P. Miller — advisor. Top Right: Seniors: Top Row: P. White, V. Pettigrew — advisors M. Brennan, G. McPadden Co-treasurer, S. Garvey, M. Babycos Co-historian, W. Holcomb — advisor. Bottom row: T. Cino President, C. Roberts Secretary. Bottom Left: Freshmen: Top row: K. Carter V.P., C. Cass Historian, M. Cambra Treasurer. Bottom row: L. Manfredonia — ad- visor, N. Feingnsinger President, R. Stadler Secretary, B. Schumcher — advisor. Bottom Right: A. Madar President, L. Kusnitz Secy., L. Peters Co-Historian, S. Hermans Treasurer, E. Lipelis, J. Waricha, R. Gersten — advisors. Missing: T. Bartlett V.P., H. Sniffen Co-historian. Class Officers 97 Photography Top Right: Paul Garret, framing a picture. Top Left: Top row: D. Rissolo, P. Garrett, M. Adiletta. Bottom row: J. Champion, L. Cim- mino, A. Cianciola — Advisor. Bottom Right: “I sure hope I’m do- ing this right!” Bottom Left: Laura Cimmino gets acquainted with some photo-lab chemicals. A picture can tell a thousand words . . if that is so, then the pictures by the photo club have told millions. The students in the club sharpen their skills for the future, as many plan to have a career or at least a hobby in photography. Their pictures can be found in the school newspaper, yearbook, etc. as the members show off their talents. Remember to smile, you may be shot candidly by one of their cameras. 98 Science Club The future is shaped by the present. Some of Masuk’s more inquisitive minds meet to discuss scien- tific theories and experiment with chemical principles thus shaping today’s ideas for tomorrow’s progress. There are always answers to solve the problems that tomorrow brings. These budding scientists seek to discover those answers. Top Left: Top row: Left to right: M. Cambra, S. Breining, T. Jef- frcss, G. Hollcnbcrg. Bottom row: S. Novotny, M. Chacko, M. Moody,P. Hcmmady, Mr. K. Schmidt — advisor. Center Left: “Don’t bug me. I’m trying to concentrate.” Center Right: “Shhh ... Mad scientist at work.” Bottom Left: Mr. Schmidt performs one of his famous experiments. Bottom Right: And where are your safety glasses Sherie? Science Club 99 Faustaff would have been proud of the festive atmosphere and activities of the Shakespeare Club. The club is actually an adjunct of the Shakespeare course offered by the English Department. Mr. Thomas Cagganello, and the rest of the merry troop, highlight the year with an an- nual feast that features only English dishes. Other highlights during the year are the War of the Roses and the Ides of March flower sales. Center Left: Back Row: C. Michael, A. Griffiths. J. Inderdohnen, M. Williams, M. Borck, Mr. T. Cagganello advisor, M. DeMayo, S. Suhr. B. Cargill, J. Logan. Front Row: H. Perun, K. Boyko. A. Whelanah, E. Moriarty. Top Left: Helen reads up on one of her heroes. Top Right: Mr. Cagganello keeps score. Center Right: John gets more than his pound of flesh. Bottom Left: To read or not to read .. . 100 Shakespeare Club Top Left: Lisa Norton gets ready for surgery. Top Right: Kathy Birdsall and Bobby Demers help to spread holiday cheer, as Mr. Leone, Henry, “comes in out of the cold.” Center Left: Mr. Bodnar samples a treat. Center Right: Jeff Auger, Paul Silkoff, Joe Goncalves, Bob Demers, and Mario Lentine share some Yuletide Peace. Bottom Left: The Special, Special Education staff: Leslie Manfredonia, Diane Anastas, Ethel Elson. Missing: Katherine Pond, Becky Schumacher, and Jeff Bussey. Bottom Right: Debbie Bristol lends her support. Special Ed 101 Saferides Each year, too many high school students die tragically in alcohol related accidents. In April of 1983, Saferides began its effort to curb deaths among Monroe’s teen-agers. It takes a special person to volunteer their time for a cause that asks a person to work such strange hours. Every Friday and Saturday night, Saferides is in operation from 10 pm to 2 am. Anyone would say that even one life saved makes the cause worthy; but during Saferides' operation, the volunteers have possibly saved many, many lives. Top Row: left to right: L. Rath, J. Scarlcs. H. Sniffcn. M. Farren. B. Meghani, M. Verebelyi, C. Gaudette, P. McMarmora. J. Ott, B. Spisto. A. Bartenope, B. Brown, K. Williams, R. Dorzicki. Middle Row: Mrs. Jones - Advisor, L. Peters. A. Kusnitz, M. Hollenberg, L. Madar. T. Reed, K. Thibedeau, A. Madar, M. Troiano. Bottom Row: J. Wehner, D. Brenna, J. Pardee, M. Gcrritscn. Ushers’ Guild The Ushers' Guild has many important responsibilities during the year. At all the Masuk plays, concerts, and ceremonies, the guild helps confused students and parents find their way. The guild also passes out programs at Masuk functions and performs innumerable services at festivities, such as graduation. The advisor of the club is Mrs. Delores Giesman. Bach Row: M. Winnick, M. Prosek. A. Madar, L. Labak, K. Boyko. A. Mclasano, K. Tomcna. K. Tomena, J. Gaffield. Front Row: K. Langdon, Mrs. Giesman advisor, J. Hansen. N. Ficnsingcr. 102 Saferides Ushcrs’Guild Weight-Lifting The Weight-Lifting Club is a new group at Masuk, but its future looks very promising. To- day’s society is very physically oriented, and Masuk is no excep- tion. Under the supervision of Mr. Carl Bodnar, the members of the club work on the universal to develop towards better physiques and greater strength and en- durance for other sports. Good luck to the club in the future which is sure to be successful. Weight Lifting Club 103 Center for Creative Y outh Each summer, very few select students have a chance to attend Wesleyan University to concentrate in a cultural area of their choice. Over the past few sum- mers Sherie Novotny, Robert Conolly, Lisa Norton, and Dcnicc Aube were all special seniors selected to attend the center. Juniors who attended were John Anderson and Leigh Ann Roveda. Wesleyan offers many program concentrations ranging from drama and creative writing to music and dance. Back Row: left to right: S. Novotny, L. Roveda, Mrs. D. Schwcrdtle — advisor, D. Aube, J. Anderson. Front Row: R. Connolly, L. Norton. Class of 1984 Homecoming Queens Freshman Queen: Cathy Beucher Sophomore Queens: Lori-Ayn Menilli and Cheryl Roberts Junior Queen: Alicia Ceccotti Senior Queen: Leigh Ann Bcrtig 104 Center for Creative Youth Homecoming National Merit Commended Scholars Students who score extremely well on the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test are commended for their efforts by the College Boards. A score on the test of 178 or better receives a commendation. Students who score over 203 on the test become semi- finalists in the National Merit Scholarship. Group Photo: Back row: left to right: B. Meghani, E. Edgcrton. L. Cappucci, K. Schwarz, S. Novotny. Front Row. K. Rcnaud, J. Inderdohnen. P. Hansen. Monore Builds Communications Monroe Builds Communications was started by Paul Crotty, but since he left the school, the program has been run by Mrs. Polly Donovan. One important function of the group is the operation of a playground at Wolfe Park during summer vacation. The students take care of young children and give them a chance to indulge themselves in play, while giving parents a little free time. Group Photo: Top row: left to right: Mrs. P. Donovan — Advisor, C. Kennedy, J. Plcscia. D. Spence. J. Schmeltcr, M. Gerritsen, M. Zarucha, J. Searles, F. Plescia, J. Gaffield, P Lombardi. Bottom row: W. Bonaparte. K. Keeler. D. Gauger, J. DelBene, B. Schmclter — Advisor, T. Martira. S. Shanley. National Merit MBC 105 Top Middle: Just an ex- ample of Masuk’s talented trumpet players. Top Right: My feet are really killing me. Middle Left: Some peo- ple really get into their music! Middle Right: Lora Rath, concen- trating on her music. Bottom Left: Soloists Tedd Ott and Darren Wilkes, Take it away! Bottom Right: The con- trasting moods of Lisa Papp and Maria Cambra. 106 Concert Sadie Hawkins Top Left: Reggie Sannino — Charro look out! Top Right: Bob Giles and Kim Grega — hav- ing fun at Masuk’s discotheque. Middle Left: Marlene Bodnar invents a new step. Middle Center: Eddie DcFco the kid gets down. Middle Right: Jeff McDonald and Melinda Berry — a match made in heaven. Bottom Left: Tom Cino and Bryan Norwood — Sid Savage and Joe Kool. Bottom Right: Chris Hayes and Michelle Prosck — enjoying the festivities. Sadie Hawkins Dance 107 Calling all the different bands in school to a competition was a very original and successful idea. Four of Monroe’s best groups came to battle it out in Masuk’s auditorium, and after the smoke cleared the band comprised of Maureen Connor, Dave Bath, Monica Russo, and Dan Frost emerged as the victors. The J.S.G. Band of Bob Roberge, Jack Starkey, and Scott Sandberg came in second in a close contest. With the great support of the student body, the idea may soon become a traditional con- cert night. Top Right: “1 want to hold your hand.” Top Left: Okay Steve, we caught you left-handed. Center Right: “Oh Romeo, Romeo ...” Center Left: Oh no. not another joke. Bottom Right: A classy act. 108 Battle of the Bands Top Left: What’s in a name? Top Right: “Look at that Cover Girl face!” Center Left: “Heh! Center Right: I wouldn’t do that if I were you! Bottom Left: “She’s got the look” Bottom Right: Cut and paste by Laura DiBiaggio. Candids 109 ’84 Exodus Often when we want to look back on our years in high school, a yearbook is one of the only souvenirs we have left. As we flip the pages, the many photographs tell a story of both joy and sorrow. The four years we spend in high school are very important in developing character and personality. We on the yearbook staff hope that the photographs correctly portray the many varied personalities of our senior class. The class was often labeled as unspirited. It was a tough struggle to prove that label wrong. The year- book staff would like to congratulate the seniors on ar- riving at their destination, graduation. Though a rocky road traveled, we showed that we have our own per- sonality as a class, that we could pull together for an important cause. Good luck to all graduates. The Exodus Staff Center Left: Top row: R. Sannino. P. Hemmady, T. Jef- fres. S. Szymanski, E. Edgerton, J. Champion, S. Petrides, Mrs. K. Pond — Advisor. Bottom Row: B. Feltovich, A. Briener, C. Cor- coran, M. Moody, B. Giles, D. Aube, P. Garrett, A. Delfino. Missing: John Beckwith, Scott Adelman, Jodi Hart- man, Perry Lytle. Top Right: “Aye-aye, Madame Moody.” Center Right: Jeff, champion photographer. Bot- tom Left: Looks like Scott’s back to the drawing board. Bottom Right: Anthony working diligently to meet the DEADLINE. 110 Yearbook Denice Aube Senior Picture Editor Regina Sannino Underclassmen Editor Steven Petrides Our Phantom Art Editor Sheri Szymanski Activities Editor Christine Corcoran Sports Editor Prabodh Hemmady Literary Copy Editor Terry Jeffres Elizabeth-Ann Edgerton Co-Business Advertising Editors Jeff Champion Photography Editor Anthony Delfino Layout Editor Robert Giles Senior Indexing Editor A special thanks to: Mr. Leon Mackiewcz and Mr. Edmund Butler, who lent their support whenever it was needed; and to John Beckwith whose special art talent helped to make this year- book unique. Yearbook 111 R o c k -a- T h o n Will the wonders of the human body ever cease. Some obviously dedicated and fun-loving chorus and band members staged a Rock-a-Thon on February 3 and 4. The majority of the members managed to stay awake and rock the full twenty- four hours. The purpose of the Rock-a- Thon was to raise funds so that our select wind ensemble, chorus, and select chorus could compete in a competition in Washington D.C. Top Left: Even friendly bears rocked that nightf Top Right: “Aw go ahead, take our pic- tures.” Center Left: This group is definitely off their rockers! Center Right: “Lullaby, and good night ...” Bottom Left: Melinda does her morning exercises. Bottom Right: Perry and Gwen mix business with pleasure. 112 Rock-a-Thon Donald Maloney Assistant Superintendent in charge of Masuk High School “There is nothing that the mind of man can conceive that he cannot achieve if he is willing to pay the price. The price is time.” 14 Faculty Leon Mackiewicz Vice Principal Mr. Mackiewicz “Life’s battles don’t always go to the stronger or faster man. But sooner or later the man who wins is the fellow who thinks he can.” Mr. Gustaitis “The Greatest discovery one can make is oneself. Find out who you are. Be all that you can be.” Ronald Gustaitis Vice Principal Cheryl Adams Physical Education Diane Anastas Special Education Judith Anderson English Keep the tapes rolling!” Robert Bachman Media “Shared experiences lead to happy memories. Sandra Banks E ngl ish Readi ng Barbara Barlia Librarian “So have I loitered my life away, reading books, looking at pictures, going to plays, hearing, thinking, writing on what pleased me best. I have wanted only one thing to make me happy,but wanting that have wanted everything.” William Hazlilt Faculty 115 “You are Greater than you know” Louis L. Austin “All that we send into the lives of others comes back into our own. Edwin Markham Marion Bentson Business Education Susan Berube Science Lynn Biagioni Business Education Gerald Blank Industrial Arts Carl Bodnar Social Studies Steve Borsari Science “What is remembered is never lost.” Daniel Ranieri “Unless change is absolutely necessary, it is absolutely necessary not to change. Lord Acton Kristine Bourret Foreign Language Dorothy Brown Business Education Arthur Burke Social Studies “Life is measured not by accumulation, but by outlay; not by how much saved, but by how much expended; not by distance traveled, but by the road taken.” Unknown “Life is a gift, the dimensions of which expand with appreciation and understanding.” “Now I will believe That there are unicorns. Tempest III Jeffrey Bussey Special Education Edmund Butler Art Thomas Caggancllo English 116 Faculty “Character is what you are in the dark.” Anthony Cianciolo Industrial Arts “There are none so blind as those who will not see.” Joan Cummings English Reading “The gift you have received, give as gift.” “It is necessary to learn from others’ mistakes. You will not live long enough to make them all yourself.” Admiral H. G. Rickover Carolyn Conley Math Joseph Crisanti Industrial Arts Chairperson “Accept me as I am, only then will we discover each other. “Live, Love, and Laugh” Eileen Delaney School Nurse Polly Donovan Pupil Services “La experiencia es la madre dc la ciencia. Silvia Ducach Foreign Language “The greater the challenge, the greater the glory. Douglas Fedorko Industrial Arts “We have tomorrow bright before us like a flame. Langston Hughes “Geography and Modesty: The low land is the last to lose its water. Ethel Elson Special Education “Trade skills along with a good education are unbeatable.” Mounir Farah Social Studies Chairperson “To all Accounting Students: May your books always balance.' Joseph Fedorko Industrial Arts Dominick Feliconio Business Education Chairperson Faculty 117 “A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. “What's your favorite number today?” Ronald Ferreri Social Studies Kathleen Fox Pupil Services Thomas Fraher Math Donald Gabriel Science Chairperson “The future belongs to those who prepare for it.” “Aliquando ct insanire iucundum est” “Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent.' John Giampaolo Physical Education Athletic Director “Good morning (afternoon), everyone.” Stephen Golden Math James Garofolo Foreign Language Chairperson “We are constantly invited to be what we are.” H. D. Thoreau Robert Gersten Science Delores Giesman Foreign Language English Mary Gleason Social Studies Peter Gomis Math Esther Grosner Science Math 118 Faculty Donald Hastings Math Chairperson Graham Ingels English Elizabeth Kopyscinski Home Economics Leslie Manfredonia Special Education Coordinator “The first step to knowledge is to know that we are ignorant.” Cecil “Smile — When you’re smiling, you look better, and feel better!” “Be nice to your lysosomes.” “A man is the sum total of his actions.” Jeart- Paul Sartre Elizabeth Heiney Social Studies Business Education “A teacher’s influence goes on forever. William Holcomb Science “Winning or Losing, but Playing” Kenneth Kellogg Industrial Arts Gertrude Kelly Physical Education “I am fortunate to be working with preschoolers and teenagers. This is exactly what I want to do. “Even a fool is thought wise if he keeps silent and discerning,if he holds his tongue.” Proverbs 19:28 “All that glitters is gold... or diamonds! Linda Kreuzwieser Math Enid Lipeles Science “Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die Life is a broken winged-bird that cannot fly.” Langston Hughes “No man is an island, entire of itself; every man is a piece of the continent... any man’s death diminishes me, because I am involved in Mankind; therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls: It tolls for thee. John Donne Paul Miller English Faculty 119 “Are my jokes really THAT bad?” “Never for the sake of peace and quiet deny your own experience or convictions. “You shall above all things be glad and young. For if your’re young whatever life you wear, it will become you; and if you arc glad, whatevcr’s living will yourself become e. e. cummings Charles Moakley Social Studies Foreign Language “Learning is a function of participation. Boredom is a function of non participation. GET IT?” Sylvester Munn Math Judith Nuechterlien Pupil Services Richard O’Connor English Paul Oosterman Industrial Arts Virginia Pettigrew Social Studies “O freedom! First delight of human kind. Dryden “Music, when soft voices die, vibrates in the memory. “Happiness is the full use of powers along the lines of excellence. John Fitzgerald Kennedy Patricia Pettit English Moira Petty Music Katherine Pond Special Education “If you’re not going to practice, -Bye. “To err is human, to really foul things up takes a computer.” James Ranti Music Marietta Ruel Foreign Language Daniel Ryan Math 120 Faculty “Intelligent people want to learn, but stupid people are satisfied with ignorance. Proverbs 15:14 Kurt Schmidt Science “It takes both sunshine and rain to make a rainbow. “All the news that fits, we print.” “Always the last to know.” Best wishes to the class of 1984.” Daniel Shea English Joseph Sileo Science Robert Sohon Science “It takes two to speak the truth — one to speak, and another to hear. Thoreau Carol Solheim English David Strong Math Irene Suddaby Business Education Helen Wallace Art Jean Waricha Social Studies Patricia White English Faculty 121 “An unexamined life is not worth living.” Socrates .. Avoid loud and aggressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit.. Desiderata, circa 1692 “Let’s talk about it — then do something!” “Saquen la tarea Michael Wolfer English Chairperson “The trouble with opportunity is that it comes disguised as hard work. Charles Woodward Pupil Services Chairperson David York Pupil Services Barbara Young Foreign Language Nancy Zukowski Math Will THERE IS NO CHANGE no destiny, no fate, Can circumvent or hinder or control The firm resolve of a determined soul. Gifts count for nothing; will alone is great; All things give way before it, soon or late. What obstacle can stay the mighty force Of the sea-seeking river in its course, Or cause the ascending orb of day to wait? Each wellborn soul must win what it deserves. Let the fool prate of luck. The fortunate Is he whose earnest purpose never swerves, Whose slightest action or inaction serves The one great aim. Why, even Death stands still, And waits an hour sometimes for such a will. ELLA WHEELER WILCOX 122 Faculty The Sole Reason for the Existence of Our Profession is the Pupils. Center Left: Bottom Row: Carol Steiner, Joanne Sperling, Theresa Guilarte, Jan Ger- main, Mary Sowchuk. Top Row: Steven Petrides, Thomas Wilhelm, Dr. Richard Ehmer, William Pappas, William Dyer, Dr. Peter Barile. Below Right: Carolyn Ciardi, Dr. Peter Barile, Dr. Richard Ehmer, William Pappas. Bottom Left: Theresa Guilarte, private citizen. Bottom Right: Mary Sowchuk, Joanne Sperling. B o a r d Dr. Peter A. Barile Superintendent of Schools E d u c a t • i o n Board of Education 123 Top Left: Swimming Aides: Mrs. Faustich, Ms. Cottle Top Center Pupil Services Secretaries: Mrs. Terry, Mrs. Pitcher Top Right: Director of Maintenance: Mr. Filisko Center Left: Office Secretaries: Bottom: Mrs. Kilcoyne, Mrs. Poppe, Mrs. Cottle. Top: Mrs. Grewcock, Mrs. Olney Center Right: Custodial Day Staff: Mr. Evcrlith, Mr. Gaudette, Mr. Nowasaki Bottom Left: Substitute Teachers: Ms. Palmucci, Mrs. Rose, Mrs. Fisch Bottom Right: Security: Bottom: Mr. Leone, Ms. Luckner, Mrs. DeLuca Top: Mr. Sileo, Mr. O'Donnell 124 Faculty Top Left: Media Center: Mrs. Foster, Mr. Bachman Top Right: Food Services: Bottom: Mrs. Silk, Mrs. Pison, Mrs. Scribano, Mrs. Witham, Mrs. White. Top: Mrs. Shelton, Ms. Tina, Ms. Sonya, Mrs. Menard, Mrs. Gergely Center Left: Career Center Volunteers: Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. Steinert, Mrs. Salman Center Right: Youth Officer: Mr. D’Ambrosio Bottom Left: Computer Operator: Mrs. Carter Bottom Right: Secretary to the Assistant Superintendent: Mrs. Olney Faculty 125 Social Studies a o 3 a -• o m Top Right: Coach Bodnar contemplating the next play. Top Left: Bryan Norwood ready to power through a hole. Middle Left: New Fairfield player falls hard to a Masuk defense man. Middle Right: Dave Poth enjoys the convoy ready to open a hole. Bottom: “I’ve seen some stretches but.. Greatness is sometimes measured with more than captured crowns or garnished Titles; it is the courage to stand up after you have been struck a severe blow. This year Masuk came back to the practice field with a “new” squad after many of last year’s championship team members graduated. It was an uneasy situation for the first year coach, Carl Bodnar, but upon reflection Masuk students will realize that even while losing, the team held its head up high. Honor is thus measured. Good luck to next year’s varsity squad. 32 Varsity Football 1st Row: Matt Scncy, Chris Rubis, Jimmy Evanko, Bill Mahon, Bryan Norwood, Ed DeFeo, Rich Brown, Chris D’Orso, Ed Tcvolitz, Greg Moore, Scott Sudora. 2nd Row: Lou Cappucci, Dave Poth, Chris Dzilinski, Jeff Moore, Tom Dillon, Mike Tred, Steve Szalay, Tim Bartlett, Pat Risko. 3rd Row: Craig Fcidler, Miles DcMayo, Scott Wcstlund, Jeff Charles, Fred Lord, Brian Szor, Darren Toth, Jimmy Wishneski. 4th Row: Coach Bodnar. Matt Lent, Mike Tyler, Peter Gouvcia, Mike Kaluta, Neil Donlger, Ken Graham, Asst. Coach Quinto. 5th Row: Manager Kim Hirshfeld, Rich Shcllnut, John Stone, Greg Ganscr. Chris Mitchell, Doug Ganser, Jeff Fitz, Manager Marlene Bodnar. Middle Left: I think after this tackle, both players are going to need some aspirin! Middle Right: Dave Poth. ready to take a New Fairfield Player one-on-one. Bottom Left: Unfortunately, Louis Cappucci has no escape. Bottom Right: Masuk football players tackle very aggressively. Varsity Football 133 Top Right: Brian Szor, “There's no way that someone's gonna get through me!” Top Left: Craig Fiedler, rolling left, look- ing to throw a deep pass. Middle Left: Steve Szaly, a desperate attempt to block a pass. Middle Right: Masuk players look for the goal line. Right: 1st Row: Dave Poth, Chris Dzilinski, Jeff Moore, Scott Westlund, Steve Szalay, Tim Barylctt. Tom Dillon, Jimmy Wishneski. 2nd Row: Craig Fcidler, Miles DcMayo, Mike Tyler, Jeff Charles, Brian Szor, Chris Mitchell, Pete Gouveia, Mike Treed. 3rd Row: Ken Graham, Rich Shellnut, Greg Ganser, Neil Doniger, Mike Kaluta, Mike Lent, Coach Quinto. 4th Row: Manager Kim Hirshfeld, John Stone, Fred Lord, Darren Toth, Jeff Fitz, Doug Ganser, Manager Marlene Bodnar. 134 J.V. Football Top Left: Coach Quinto, giving some good advice during a timeout. Top Right: In a moment, this scene won’t be so still! Bottom: “I wish this ball would stay up for one minute!” Left Center: 1st Row: Dan Shultis. Mark Christo, David Rusk, Jason Aucello, Monty DeMayo, Mike Bartlett, Glenn Tricarico. 2nd Row: Chris Lyons. Reed Swan- son, Brian Beard, Lance Gelb, Pat Reed, Scott Sorancn, Doug Hocrncr, Matt Mcziak. 3rd Row: Bill Lucas, Joe Montes, Randy Horn, Dave Betts, Mark Kulhawik, Greg Vcndctti, Dan Sherwood. 4th Row: Jeff Nielson, Robert Frate, Andy Beckwith, Mark Percivalle, Ken Klunuski, Scott Rose. 5th Row: Coach Jerry Blank, Coach Don Quinto. Freshman Football 135 Soccer This year’s soccer team had high expectations, like all good teams do, but unfortunately the team’s record did not reflect its spirit on the field. Some key players were unable to play this season, leaving the other dedicated members to fill up the holes in the offense. Sometimes hard fought losses are better than easy wins, for they keep the mind sharp and the body tough. Middle Left: Eric Cec- cotti making sure the equipment’s in check before going into the game. Middle Right: Playing hard can make a soccer player very thirs- ty!” Bottom Left: “Okay, now go out there and kick their —. Bot- tom Right: Perry Lytle invents a new twist to the tango. Top: Rich Ven- ditti looks on as play progresses. 136 Varsity Soccer Top Left: Masuk, once again, rising above the rest! Top Right: Coach Giampaolo relating the play that will score the winning point. Middle Left: Gregg Hollenberg resting after another hard fought battle. Middle Right: The defense comes in to intercept the shot, l ft: Bottom row: Tom Graham. Rich Vcnditti, Eric Ceccotti. Perry Lytle, Greg Hollenberg, Billy Feltovic, Kurt Olofson, Ned Gerrard, Ted Ott. Top row: Coach Giampaolo, Tim Fox, Joe Pardee, Scan O'Connell, Bill Kurts, Jeff Glazer, Bill Fisher, Chris Jurman, Joe Ott, Kjersten Kenisten, Manager. Varsity Soccer 137 Junior Varsity Top Right: The aggressive moves that make the team a winner. Top Left: “Did something good or bad just hap- pen?! Middle Left: Ted Ott has good passing technique, even when on the ground. Middle Right: I see a possible collision in the making! Bottom Left: An unsuspecting opponent about to have the ball stolen away. Bot- tom Right: Kurt Olofson, cool- ing off. 138 J.V. Soccer The body strives to find its limits, and this year a volleyball team was formed to test the limits of some very athletic girls. There were no expectations for this team, since it was the first year of com- petitive play; but each girl held in her own mind, a personal goal to succeed, and succeed they did. Good luck to all of our future volleyball teams! Left Center: Bottom row: Chris Shaf- fer, Abby Kusnitz, Nancy Kurczcwski, Helen Perun, Dana Anderson, Kaori Shiwa. Middle row: Tammy Reed, Danielle Troiano, G. Klarman, Gail Granfors, Sue Timmons, Heather Schank. Top row: Coach Cyr, Juli Giampaolo, Bryne O’leary, Sue Walser. Top Left: A classic spike from Juli Giampaolo. Top Right: Great form on that volley! Bottom Left: “C’mon get to it!” Bottom Right: “Girls, we’re going to go out there and win.” Volleyball 139 Field Hockey Masuk’s field hockey team lived up to more than its expectations this year go- ing all the way into state competition. Our lady athletes kept up a fine Masuk tradition of winning in the clutch. Hopefully, their spirit, competitiveness, and hustle will carry through to future teams. Congratulations to this year’s team and good luck to next year’s hockey stars. Top: Bottom row: Lisa Donnarumma, Mart Ortega. Melina Berry, Lisa Szor, Kim Fletcher, Debbie Schuchman. Top row: Coach Moyer, NanciAnne Stehle, Kim Snajder, Alicia Ceccotti, Ann Odoy, Kim Snipes, Lore Webster, Kim Schrader, Coach Cottel. Middle Left: Ann Odoy on the move. Middle Right: Nan- ciAnne Stehle per- forming well. Bottom l eft: Marti Ortega fabulous fake. Bot- tom Right: Melinda Bcrri face off. 140 Varsity Field Hockey I 4- n «-ir • t ' u • ■ « •w ,r. «lin '« 1 4 . • -. 4r. ti u U4 ’• ■■. • m i . m t - ;5 ; liat«'l«a| . 1 4 -‘••5 = ■ - 9 WS -™ A $ Top Left: Ann Odoy — always there. Top Right: Karen Witalis and Coach Cottle — intense game Middle Left: Kim Shnipes and Debbie Schuchman — Uh Ohh, here comes trouble. Middle Right: Ann Odoy — Fancy Moves Bottom Left: Never trust smiling seniors! Varsity Field Hockey 141 Top Right: Darlene Phillips and Kristie Anderson face the game psyched. Top Left: Kristy Ander- son, Tina Lugouri, and Marie Cam- bra, “The Three Musketeers.” Middle Left: Kim Schrader — over shot Bottom Left: A mot ley-looking crew Bottom Right: Coaches Cottle and Moyer looking on anxiously. Middle Right: Bottom row: Karen Witalis, Kristy Anderson, Tina Ligouri, Lisa Smith, Monica O’Doy, Mary Jo Galaburri. Maria Cambra. Top row: Coach, Peg Moyer, Michelle Zarucha, Melissa Fahey, Laura Gruce, Lisa Hefflefinger, Debbie Zilka, Leanne Phinney, Darlene Phillips, Coach, Laura Cottle. 142 J.V. Field Hockey Swim Team “If your dreams are high, jump up to meet them.” A year ago the pool waters were still but as the motors and lights were switched on, so were the spirits of the girls whose goals were to be the best swimmers they could possibly be. It’s hard to reopen the book of dreams after the cover has been slammed shut, but to these girls the dream overcame the reality as once again they showed the perseverance to succeed. Con- gratulations to the girls’ swim team and to Coach Faustich. Top Right: Bottom row: Alyssa Wakin. Andrea Soltcsz, Jenny Gerrisien, Joanne Galcone, Kate Capobianco, Courtney Kelley. Middle row: Yvonne Soto, Jackie Corris, Linda Hastings, Andrea Garofolo, Lisa Mund, Sheric Novotny, Lori Tweedy. Top row: Lisa Morgan, Coach Faustich, Mark M c I e s h k e w i c h , Scott Cunningham. Middle Left: Reach for the sky. Middle Right Top: Jenny Geritson — some day ... Right Bottom: Mrs. Faustich — “My gosh she can’t swim!” Bottom Left: Lisa Mund — perfect start. Bottom Right: Cortney Kelly — relaxing after a tough meet. Swimming 143 Cross Country “Learn how to bend, and you’ll never have to break.” Each time the cross-country team goes out, they reach the threshold of pain and pleasure. Running long distances has a more pro- found meaning to the person who runs such races; it’s not just the legs and arms pumping to overcome the obstacle. It’s the soul reaching for something extra to overcome itself. You feel both physical and mental pain, but you have to beat your mind and body. It takes a special person to run the long distance race. Top: “A fine action pose!” Above: Mr. Butler going over the day’s results. Bottom Left: A wall of runners breaks over the final hill. Bot- tom Right: Michelle Prosck, anxious before a run. Center: Front row: Chuck Sala, Renee Zingo, David Liu, Chris Hayes, Kate Garrity, Rachel Stadler, Geraldine McFarlanc. Back row: Coach Butler, Bob Zoldy, Cris Rex, Tom Werner, Stacy Salerno, Jay Milks, Dave Powell, John Schmelter, Mike Winnick, Jill Guariglia, Michelle Prosejk. Missing: Karen McGovern, Matt Galaburri, Kirkman Frost, Rob Heise, Greg Sjorgren. 144 Crosscountry Masuk 65 Masuk 65 Masuk 84 Masuk 73 Masuk 87 Masuk 69 Masuk 69 Naugatuck 89 Daniel Hand 102 Jonathan Law GIRLS W'9, L-2 BOYS W-8, L-3 Notre Dante Newtown 3 95 Pomperaug 108 RSfTY FOOTBALL Masuk Weston Immacjl ate 35 Bethel VOLLEYBALL Catholic Notre Dame VARSITY SOCCER Masuk 'omperaug Masuk Masuk Joel Barlow Masuk Weston Newtown Masuk Bethel Masuk y 11 Masuk Central Catholic Masuk Immaculate Masuk Brookfield New Milford Masuk Brookfield Masuk Newtown Masuk New Milford 146 Scores Masuk New Fairfield DON’T HORSt i Boys’ Varsity Basketball Top Right: Coach Bussey relays the plays to Bryan Norwood. Middle Right: Tom Cino blocks the shot. Bottom Left: Tim Lennon jumps to gain possession of the ball. Bottom Right: Bottom row: Tim Fox, Matt Fannon, Bryan Norwood, Mike Trcdc. Top row: Coach Bussey, Scott Rudd, Kurt Bassett, Tom Cino, Tim Lennon. 148 Varsity Boys Basketball Top Left: Tim Lennon with an easy lay-up. Top Right: Matt Fannon looks to find a Masuk player on the inside. Middle Left: Masuk defense hard at work. Middle Right: Masuk hoopsters Fight for the ball. Bottom Left: Bryan Norwood is about to penetrate the defense. Often, a basketball will just hover on the rim undecided whether it should fall through the netting. The ball will bring utter joy or dismay, but in its transition on the rim, it will always bring excitement. Like all Masuk teams, the basketball team is a winner. But this is a year of transition for many Masuk sports and basket- ball is no exception. The basketball team, in losing a few games, learned a much greater lesson ... to accept wins more graciously. Whether the team wins or loses, you can bet one thing; like a basketball hovering on the rim, Masuk basketball will excite every fan. Varsity Boys’Basketball 149 Upper Right: Jayson Aucello denies a Newtown forward. Far Left: Todd Jordan looks to pass inside. Center Right: Coach An- driewjeski gives advice during a time out. Bottom Right: Top row: Doug Hoerner, Todd Jordan, Ralph Bryan, Greg Venditti, Bottom row: Scott Tinkler, Jeff Fitz, Jayson Aucello, Kurt Olofson. 150 J.V. Boys’Basketball Top Left: Matt Young blocks the lane. Top Right: Op- ponents can’t keep up with our fast dribblers. Center Left: Terry Dean skies during a jump ball. Center Right: Bottom row: manager Greg Corcoran, Mike Daniels, Billy Cun- ningham, David Rusk, Mark Christo, Matt Young, manager Chris Capobianco. Top row: manager Lisa Fonovic, Eric Muschlitz, Joel Surace, Steve Tovish, Brian Beard, Terry Dean, Rob Heise, Spencer Stevens, Kenny Fischer, Coach Butkousky. Bottom Left: Coach Butkousky dictates a game plan during a crucial time out. Freshman Boys'Basketball 151 Top Left: Bottom row: Ann Odoy, Michelle Tinkler. Middle row: Kim Schradder, Kim Brennan, Lisa Tomchick, Loree Webster, Jill Guariglia, Kaori Shiwa. Top row: Coach Strong, Dawn Matera, Sue Walser, Maureen Hussey, Nicole Feinsinger. Beth Andrejeczyk, Darleen Phillips, Monica Odoy, Coach Campanaro. Top Right: Ann Odoy shows her stuff. Bottom Left: The coaches show their deter- mination for their team. Bottom Right: Kimm Brennan and Lisa Tomchick hold the Wave. 152 Varsity Girls'Basketball Anyone who knows a little about Masuk sports, knows of the dynasty that Mr. Strong has built with his girls’ basketball squad. Great expectations best describes the attitude of the student body. With the great depth and talent of this year’s lady hoopsters, the aspirations are bound to become reality. Congratulations to Coach Strong and Coach Campanaro, and of course, the rest of the team. Varsity Girls'Basketball 153 Top Right: sideline concern. Center Right: Bottom row: Bryna O’Leary, Dawn Matera, Monica Odoy, Sue Walser. Middle row: Betsy Thibadeau, Rachel Stadler, Beth Chittick, Linda Haringa, Darlene Phillips, Top row: Coach Campanaro, Kristie Anderson, Karen Connol- ly, Toril Opdal, Jennifer Turrey, Nicole Feinsinger, Maureen Hussey, Kristen Beck. Linda Hastings, Debbie Zilka, Kim Schrader, Nancy Kurcwski, Beth Puckett. Bottom Left: Nicole Feinsinger has a fine form with her set shot. Bottom Right: Dawn Matera has an easy lay-up. 154 J.V. Girls’ Basketball Top left: Darleen Phillips looks to pass the ball on to her teammate. Top right: Coach Campanaro gives a quick pep talk to the team. Bottom left: Byrna O’Lleary blocks the pass inside. Bottom right: Beth Chittick waiting for her turn on the court. J.V. Girls Basketball 155 Hockey This year’s Hockey Team is one of the finest squads Masuk has ever produced. As seventy-five percent of last year’s team were underclassmen, this year our skaters returned with experience that proved its worth the first few games of the season. Our team faltered a few games after, but avenged their losses with good teamwork and skating. Other schools were quick to learn that Masuk was a force to be recognized. Good job, Guys. Top Right: Coach Semon surveys the ac- tion. Center Left: Rich Venditti looks for the open shot. Center Right: Bottom row: Perry Lytle, Mile Feltovic, Bill Feltovic, Ken Barberio, Keith Bunovsky, Bill Meyers, Brian McCarroll, Steve Bunov- sky, Scott Bjorkland. Second row: Marie Cambra, Gwen Brennan, Karen McGovern, Coach Semon, Jim Kempf, Nick Rueter, Rich Venditti, Mark Adillet- ta. Rich Brown, Bill Mahon, Sean O’Con- nell, Andy Tate, Greg Maxey, George McGovern, Nancy McCarroll, Lisa Dolman. Bottom Left: Bill Meyers guards the goal. Bottom Right: Greg Maxey, ready to take on an opponent. 156 Varsity Ice Hockey Top Left: “Let’s Go!!!” Top Right: George McGovern escaping with the puck. Center Left: Freshman Keith Bunovsky proves himself on the varsity ice. Bottom Left: Sean O’Connell fights for the scoring drive. Bottom Right: Brian McCarroll makes a diving save. Varsity Ice Hockey 157 Top Right: “O.K. guys here is the plan . . Center Left: Masuk players fight for the posi- tion. Center Right: Masuk skater starts the game off. Bottom Left: Watchful eyes look on to the ice. Bottom Right: “Where’s the puck?” 158 Ice Hockey Boys’ Swimming For a first year team, Masuk’s swim team performed better than was expected. Coach Faustich was very pleased with her team and the effort that the team members put forth at all the meets. This year a young team, but next year a well experienced team. Top Left: Coach Faustich handles the ropes. Center Left: A stroke of victory. Center Right: Mark Cambra dives for the win. Bottom Left: Bottom row: Chris Cass, Steve Petrides, Kevin Renauld, Mark Cambra, Jayson Vcgi, Coach Faustich. Middle row: Eric Ceccotti, Bill Holcomb, Ned Gerard, Chris Dymcoski, Bryce Rowland, Ken Saray, Chuck Sala. Top row: Serge Golden, Matt Gerrittsen, Craig Salman, Billy Harrison, Sean Ex- lime, Alex Golden. Boys’Swimming 159 Pom-Pon Girls The Pom-Pon Girls are a group of spirited girls who work to foster spirit at team games and pep assemblies. The fall rally audience was enter- tained by a fine routine to “Safety Dance”. Top Left: What a line! Center Left: Top row: left to right: C. Micheal, G. Fioren- za, J. Ffield. Middle row: C. Krystofik, J. Paine, L. Fonovic. Bottom row: L. Golub. Center Right: Clap your hands. Bottom Left: “Are we in the right parade?” Bot- tom Right: “You can dance if you want to.. ” Pom-Pon Girls 161 Cheerleaders Top Left: Sideline enthusiasm for the team. Top Right: Smile girls!! Middle Left: The squad in pyramid form. Middle Right: Captains Paige Gouveia. Liz Edwards and Laura Dickinson show how it’s done. Bottom Left: Bot- tom row: Chrissie Corcoran, Lcighann Bcrtig, Maralyn O’Mara, Laura Dickinson, Bizzy Edwards, Michelle Magas, Michele Baudouin, Eileen Horvath, Cathy Beuchcr. Top row: Steph Sembrot, Alicia Ceccotti, Lisa Kulhawik, Donna Haslob, Laura Thomas, Teran Ramsey, Mclisa Pap- pas, Diane Grewcock, Chris Depronio, Jane Atkinson, Steph Dcmont. Bottom Right: Cheerleaders enjoy their cheers. 162 Cheerleaders When we look back on high school, we often remember those spirited people called cheerleaders, who put forth so much effort into boosting the morale of the student body. The cheerleaders this year exhibited a special quality, something extra in their cheers. The squad was fewer in number than in past years, but the sound they generated was nothing short of sensational. The cheerleading respon- sibilities end by spring, but during the football and basketball seasons the efforts of cheerleaders are unmeasurable. Top Left: The bases of a great pyramid. Center Left: Mrs. Grewcock watches her girls perform. Center Right: Bottom row: Donna Tartaglia, Lori Chopski, Amy Dickinson, Loraine Backer, Karen Kertesz, Dana Rudd, Laura Christo, Missy Tavares. Second row: Sandra Potak, Tracy Howell, Nicole Feinsinger, Jennifer Turey, Cathy O'Mara, Deania Parham, Danny Boveri. Bottom Left: Synchronicity. Bottom Right: Cheerleaders showing their sideline spirit. J.V. Cheerleaders 163 Ann Odoy: 2001 In all of us there is some hidden talent; the challenge is discovering and developing it to its full potential. Ann Odoy has discovered a special talent. She dribbles and shoots a basketball better than any girl in Masuk’s history. Earning the distinction of being only the third girl in the history of Connecticut to score more than 2000 points, this was only the piece de resistance of a career — i , rich in honors, always to be remembered. Besides being an outstanding all-around athlete, she also maintains an extremely high level of performance in academic endeavors. Said Mr. Strong, her basketball coach. “Ann Odoy is the best female basketball player ever at Masuk. In addi- tion to her outstanding talent, she is totally unselfish and a thoroughly nice person.” Ann Odoy will be attending Boston College on an athletic scholarship where she is sure to be a great success. Good Luck, Ann! Also, Michelle Tinkler became the 5th Masuk girl to score over 1000 points and ended her career with 1054 points. She also achieved first team All league honors and 2nd team class L All State. Good Luck. Michelle! Scoring Odyssey T h e E y e T f h S e t o r m 164 Basketball Edition Chosen because it best represents the freedom of choice the students express through extra-curricular activities as Masuk. In the early stage of our yearbook process, the main focus of our meetings was to choose the theme that best represented the Class of 1984. After much debate, we came to an agreement. The theme would be a classic presentation of growth and development. A vibrant symbol of growth has always been the huge, solid oak tree, but even the largest oak tree has developed from a very tiny seed that had to be nurtured by a caretaker. Like the tiny seed, the pupil must also be nurtured by a caretaker, the teacher. We formally introduced the seniors who were for the very first time represented in color and in formal presentation. How fast the four years have gone! You probably wondered while looking at the portraits, “When did these gullible freshmen have time to grow into strong, proud seniors?” As you turned the pages of the yearbook, you found more section dividers, all classic symbols. The open desk drawer sym- bolizes the willingness of the teacher to accept the pupil. For hundreds of years, a classic symbol of physical perfection for which all athletes strive. We, seniors, will venture into a world that has discovered creativity has no rules nor trends. The symbols of American ingenuity on the following four pages illustrate that excellence is always attainable, op- portunity always present and dimensions always expanding. The future holds our destiny, but we can achieve rewarding, rich lives if we put forth the effort. The yearbook staff hopes that the following instructions of both ultra-modern and classic American concepts will inspire the Class of Nineteen Hundred Eighty Four. Time Square: the classic, universal symbol of marketing and advertising. Editorial Note 165 Final Comment To all my friends — Thanks for making this year the best! It’s been real! — Love Karen “Party up” — Scott Adelman I am glad it’s over! I just want to say Hi to STRIKER! — Joe Agachinski Air Force here I come! — Ed Andrejczyk Anchors Away! — Jeff Auger It’s had Its up’s and downs and I’m glad to finally move on with my life. I will miss a lot of People. — Mariellen Babycos Later. — Ray Baghdady No Comment. — John “Whitey” Beckwith Thanks to all my friends for making my senior year at Masuk possible and enjoyable! Esp. Ann(e) for 2,000! — Melinda Berry Thanks Eileen, Karen, Karen, Michelle, Chrissy and Maralyn for being such special friends. The times we experienced together have left me with everlasting memories that I will cherish forever. — LeighAnn I DID IT! — Kathy Birdsall Years have come and gone, time just seems to fly right by; Soon our childhood’s done, I guess we have to grow up sometime. — An- drea Bleakney Shegs; I guess this is where we draw the line. Maybe we will get together sometime. In the future we can’t forget the sagers, raffah’s and of course the shegs. — Wendy Bonaparte The party isn’t over it’s only just begun. Good luck and have fun — to the crazy seven — Live it up. — Marlene Brennan I will be glad to get out of here. — Debbie Bristol Thanx to all of my friends who made my high school years more enjoyable esp ... Scopes, DP 2, Losk, Yen, Garv and Fes. Greg — I Love you Babe. — Cathy Buecher I’ll never forget Michele Mensik (my love), Sunoco and Staff, Mr. Schmidt, Mrs. Lipeles, Mr. Hastings, Miss Conley and Mr. Fedorko. — Mark Cambra “Later Zig and Scooter.” — Pat Campanaro To all my friends: Thanks for everything! Don’t worry, I won’t forget you (that includes you, SSS, and Weasy)! Now and Forever. — SMAC (P.S. Australia still rates 1!) To all of my friends, (especially Paige, Laurie, Lisa and Paula) Thanks for helping me out when I first moved in. We all have had some great times and I know there will be plenty more. I’ll miss you all very much but I’ll never forget you. I love you. — Alicia To all my friends; thank-you for all the fond memories. The past four years have been the best and you’ll always have a special place in my Heart. — Barbara Cedergren It’s been a blast. — Judy Cervini “Even the youths shall faint and be weary and young men shall fall exhausted; but they who wait for the Lord shall renew their strength, they shall mount up with wings as eagles, they shall run and not be weary, they shall walk and not faint.” (Isaiah 40:30- 31).-— Mary Chacko “Anyone who stops learning is old, whether at 20 or 80. Anyone who keeps learning stays young. The greatest thing in life is to keep your mind young.” (Henry Ford) — Tom Cino “If the mountains crumble to the sea, there will still be my Buds and me.” Good Luck Seniors. — Carl Cizmazia I’m out! Thanks everyone for helping me in my first year at Masuk. Good Luck LM, RK, SP, SW, BM, Rev. J, DS, WJ, I luv you - R,M, D C, KK, SF, JA, LB, NI, LP. — Deobrah Ann Clarke I’m in no hurry. No, No, don’t worry ’bout me now. — Jay Coffey Good Luck Seniors — Robert Connolly I have met many people over the years but, Timmy you were the biggest influence on those years. Our love has grown very much and I will continue to love you forever. — Chrissie I’m so glad this is all over. — Bryan Cotton Life carves on through everybody’s thick and thin. Take it easy K.E., M.L., J.D., P.D., L.I., T.H., I’ll see you soon. B.G. you’ve been a dear friend. L.C. tell “Tom” I said “think of something. My best M.H. you ... Good Bye! — Katherine Crone To everyone at the wall and to all my friends; we had fun together. Thanks. I will get my car! You are all invited to my graduation party. — Louis Cruzado The future lies before us. (Which, however, is inconsequential to the past or present.) — Tim Daniels To my good friends — Graduating doesn’t mean the end, it’s the beginning of something new and exciting. I’ll never forget all the great times we’ve had and they’re not over yet! Even though we might all drift our separate ways, I will never forget my friendships with you — my great friends. Good Luck Class of 84. — Sue Dargenio P.A.D.S. (Pride, attitude, discipline and sacrifice). — Ed DeFeo Today, well lived, makes yesterday a dream of happiness, and tomorrow a vision of hope. To all my friends, especially Bizzy and Ed, may your tomorrows bring all that you desire. — Amy Derwallis Thanks Chuck for making this final year bearable. 1 wouldn’t have made it without you! — Laura Dickinson My two years here at Masuk have been meaningful thanks to my teachers, counselor and great coaches I have had. — Lisa 170 Final Comment Donnarufnma Children of life are we, as we stand with our lives uncarved before us, waiting the hour when at God’s command. Our life — dream shall pass o'er us. — (G.W. Doane) Thanks to all my friends (esp. T.J. and Kristen A. for putting up with me). Good Luck to all! — Elizabeth Edgerton Love and Happiness to all my friends. Remember . . . Rach, Ed, Pat, Greg, Mega, Paige, Berty, and especially Amular. Thank you for everything. D.S. always the best of friends! I love you Ed A F. Let’s love to live and live to love. Special thanks to Mr. O’Con- nor, Mr. Semon, and Mr. Strong. Bye P.D. — Elizabeth Edwards Never will we forget the love, the laughter, the tears. Thanks guys, for being my friends. — Luv, M L. Rich and Terri 10 30 82. — Terri Fedak To everyone who helped to make my senior year great, especially Alicia, Paige and Lisa. I love you guys and I’ll miss you alot. Remember all of the special times! — Laurie To the Class of ’84, Good luck in the future years to come. — Bill Fischer I have nothing to say! — Glenn Gaffield Wishing everyone Luck for the future!!! — Darlene Gauger No Comment. — John Giampaolo The four years have been great. Thanks to Kim, Karen and Cheryl; especially Kim. — Love Always, Bob (P.S. See you on the beach or at the studio) T.: Too Bad things ended up like they did. — Jackie Glatt Best of Wishes to the Class of ’84. — Jeff Glezer Goodbye Masuk. — Tom Graham These last four years have been great, I wish you all the best of luck in the future. Keep in touch! — Kim Grega Though miles may separate us, friendships will always keep us close. To all my special friends remember all the good times. I love you and I’ll miss you Bizzy, Alicia, Cathy, Melinda, Paula, Laurie and Lisa. Seniors Forever!! — Love, Paige Vintage Volkswagens Rule! — Keith Hedlund I’ve been here for many years, seen and done many things. It is now time to leave — Best wishes to all of my Friends! Stay in touch. — Todd Heffelfinger Lori, Dougie, Jeffy, Tim Teresa, Brooke; You’ve made my years at Masuk the best. I’ll miss ’ya next year. Love and friendship always. — Jennifer, Ifer, Chucky. (P.S. I’M gonna miss “The Viking” more than anything else. 1 lu ’Ya) “Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by” (Robert Frost) I hope that will make all the difference. Thanks to all my teachers and Friends for four enjoyable years. — Prabodh Hemmady 16-29-2, But it was great! — Gregg Hollenberg Good Luck and lots more for the class of ’84. — Anthony Hornak Tomorrow to fresh woods, and pastures new. — John Inderdohnen Later on! — Rich Infante P.L. the first. Watch the guys you go out with. Thank you Deannc, Marie, and Kim for all the fun we had in period five. Thanks Mrs. Germond for putting up with us. — Deborah Koch Kar, Kimmer; you guys made senior year a blast. Good Luck next year and keep in touch. — Love, Zinski Tracy, Mary, Kim: Thanks for making my senior year something to remember. Thanks a lot for your friendship and being there when I needed you! Ya’ll are super! (P.S. Good luck next year!!) — Love, Lisa Thank you Mr. Joey! Hey, see Y’all in 25 years! — Alison LaVallee Thanks to all of my friends, L.L., L.B., M.D., J.W., Dadoo, A.M., P.L., S.D. and G.M., without you I would have never made it! - Kim Leigland Good luck to all my friends in the future: I’m going to miss you. — Melissa Lester Humor is the reminder that no matter how high the throne one sits on, one sits on one’s bottom. — Michele Levesque R-i-i-c-k R-o-b-b-er-er-to, awa-a-a-a-ay hee-hee-hee! — David Liu To our buddy Rich — Good luck without us. — Losk, Scopes, Buech, D.P. 2, Yen and Garv. I’m on my way! — Michelle Lorah The good times and experiences will be left behind, but the friendships and the memories will remain with me for a lifetime. — Karen Chrissy, LeighAnn, Maralyn, Missy, Michele, Jacquie, and Bizzy — The past four years have brought with them many unforget- table times that we have shared together. I will cherish the memories always — Michelle The party isn’t over, it’s only just BEGUN! Good luck and have fun to the crazy seven — Live it up!!! — Elena Magliochetti This Bud’s for you! — Bill Mahon Its been real. —Terri Manson Good luck to all my friends in the Class of 84. — Brian Mattingly Later, Much Later. — Shawn McClain To Alysa, Lora, Laura, Michele and everyone thanks for everything. Good Luck! — Kris McKenzie The party isn’t over it’s only just BEGUN!!! Good luck and have fun to the crazy seven. Live it up!!! — Gretchen McPadden Love is the subtlest force on earth. — Bela Meghani I wish everyone the best. I will never forget Mark, Christine, Karl, and all my friends who helped me during high school. — Michele Mensik These four years have gone by fast. But, the memories forever will last. — Josephine Micco To all my bestest buddies; Thanks for making Masuk “memorable.” Kev and Raybus, ’tis a travesty! I love Joey! — Cindy Mich Final Comment 171 Take a deep breath and run! — Lisa Monroe To my friends who might still remember me as that shy, innocent girl who came here in ninth grade: Masuk obviously has a way of changing people. — Michelle Moody Masuk will have a lasting influence on my life for what the football program taught. You must have P.A.D.S. (Pride, Attitude, Discipline and Sacrifice). —Greg Moore Goodbye Masuk, Hello future! — John Niski We’ll have to do this again sometime. — “Snortie” Norton The lessons I have learned are- few and far between but the special friends I have gained will always and forever remain close to my heart. — Bryan Norwood The purpose of living is to become unlimited, and to help others transcend their limits. — Sherie Novotny Yes, 1 have learned! — but mostly from my experiences and interactions with many interesting and intriguing people. — Ann O. To all my friends. I’ll cherish the memories forever. To Jim, I’ll love you forever! — Maralyn Ta’re kuult esse! Thank you everybody for making this a great year for me. I love America. I’ll come back soon. Ha det bra everybody. — Toril Opdal Finally. — Joe Parde I’ll see ya’ when I see ya’! — Steve Petrides “Now if a man tried to take his time on earth, and prove before he died what one man’s life could be worth, well I wonder what would happen to this world.” (H.C.) — Debra Pittorie To my friends: Let’s have a ski trip to Sun Down, I’ll teach you all to ski. CRASH. — Ron Plude All Summer Long we’re gonna’ be running with the night. — Justine Pohorylo I refuse to have a battle of wits with an unarmed person. — Lisa Quick “Why should the devil have all the fun?” — Pete Radzwillas Good luck to all my friends and keep on Space Truckin’. — Nancy Reiner Thanks. — Kevin Renaud Glad it’s over. — Pat Risko Good-Bye Masuk. Freedom Finally! — Laurie Robinson It’s Been Real. Lisa Romano Good luck to everyone graduating and every left behind — its been real. P.S. you are all invited to graduating bash. — Andy Santo To my close friends: Boads, Harry, Fes, Bert, Magwheels, and Jen; Good Luck always. — Love, Scanny Good luck Seniors! Wherever you’ll be next year! — Karl Schwarz Good Luck to Greg and Cathy in the future. — Carol Scoppe To all my friends — Thanks for making my 2 years here very special! — Paula Shearer I thank everybody for my great experience and hope I can see you again sometime. Masuk is totally awesome. — Kaori Shiwa Good Bye. — Chris Siegfried What a long, strange trip it’s been. — Doug Slivinski Because you deserve what every individual should enjoy regularly. — Deanne Smith It’s been very tough and grueling, Goodbye forever! I love you Donna. — Bob Smith 0 my God! — Jack Starkey To all of my friends — thanks for everything and best of luck in everything you do. — Nanci The party isn’t over it’s only just begun! Good Luck and have fun to the crazy seven — Live it up! — Heidi Stickney To everyone at the wall. It’s been Great. Keep in touch. — Jeff Streck Don’t settle for less than the best, because we are the best. — Holly Stryker It’s been a long four years but I finally made it. Special thanks to Mariellcn, Tracey and Jeannie. — Lisa Szor To all my buddies at Masuk: (especially Weasel and SMAC) If you Forget me I’ll kill you! Luv ya’ lots. (P.S. never forget those Carney Girls) — Sheri Szymanski 1 got by with a lot of help from my friends. — Kendra Tanacea Have a good life and Party Hardy. — Ed Tevolitz The party isn’t over, it’s only just begun! Good luck and have fun to the crazy seven — Live It Up!!! — Noreen Thibault To all my friends — Thanks for all the Great memories, you’re all super (special thanks to my 3 buddies). I’ll miss you guys!! I love ya’! Seniors Rule!! — Lisa “34” Thanks to Buech, Scopes, Losk, Yen, Garvey and Cheryl for helping me make it through these past years at Masuk. I’ll never forget ya’! Cathleen Tyler Good luck everyone! — Rich Venditti These last 4 years have gotten better every year, Josie you’ve made this last one the best. — Steve Vincent Well, It’s been real it’s been fun, but it hasn’t been real fun. — Jim Wehner May the future bring happiness and prosperity for all those who seek it. — Mario Lentine Thanks to Joe, Tom, Tim, Bryan, Pat and Jim for making the last four years as fun as possible. — Ruddly Live life to its fullest, be yourself, enjoy. — Perry Lytle I went out with that girl 172 Final Comment iL • 1 r i: : mm 11W lijjii JfMIIJI •■111! •• • 1 fc TV O sM «•’ r . - y'J. is' CO 25 f XXX' 0-1RLO ON FILM ! I , nh ''ii, S fe ii':: in ':i in !i| i. III ’ll|| III ’Hill in Hun 1 Hit. 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ELAINE AUGER STEPNEY SHOPPING PARK OWNER-STYLIST 435 MAIN STREET AUDREY ALLIS MONROE, CT FLOWERS PLANTS GIFTS FRUIT BASKETS lAYLOR 'RENTAL i n-- Tools and Equipment for Home Industry Contractors 268-7027 590 Main St. Monroe, CT 517 MAIN STREET. P.O. Box 277 Monroe 268-6241 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’84 Russell J. Aucello D.D.S. JIM WENDY (203) 268-7302 Towne Gulf 516 MONROE TURNPIKE MONROE. CT 06468 GENERAL REPAIRS CERTIFIED MECHANIC Compliments to the Graduating Class From AGWAY WILLIAM BENEDICT, INC. 482 Purdy Hill Road P.O. Box 4 Monroe, Connecticut 06468 268-2537 Lawn and Garden Supplies — Pet Foods Greenhouse — Feed — Hay — Bedding PHONE: 268-8400 ESTABLISHED 1959 L R POWER EQUIPMENT, INC. “WHERE SERVICE EXCELS SALES-SERVICE PARTS A RIENS • BOLENS • TORO • HON DA • JONSERED • STIHL • POULAN HOMELITE-ECHO TRACTORS • LAWN MOWERS T1LLERS CHAIN SAWS SNOWBLOWERS 122 MAIN STREET MONROE, CONNECTICUT ERNIE REHO, Manager ROUTE 25 06468 RON RF.HO, Assistant Manager Congratulations to the Class of’84 JOSEPH J. MICHALKA III, M.D. PAUL A. GARGANO, M.D. 495 Monroe Tpke. Monroe, CT 06468 268-8673 (203) 334-7779 DART PRODUCTS SINCE 1972 SCREEN PRINTING RICHARD TESTANI DONALD TESTANI Industrial — Commercial 1771-1777 Main St. Bridgeport, CT T-Shirts Electronic Panels Sportswear Decals Wearables Signs Baseball Caps Coffee Mugs Glasses WE PRINT ON ANYTHING Beer Mugs SPIRIT SHOPPE 487 - RT. Ill - MONROE CT BOB HUGGLER STEVE DRANK ...Because We Care CAREFREE TRAVEL INC. Bea Magas — Agnes Duggan Owners 456 Monroe Tpke. 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FRI. 8:00 • 6:00 _ SAT. 8:00 • 5:00 MIXC , Match • 3 i nZunf Mu 'KwUW 268-7556 JOHN J. MEZICK 450 MONROE TPKE. MONROE. CONN Route 25 - Main Street Stepney. Connecticut (205) 268-4267 Steaks Etc. in the RUSTIC MOOD Dinner Daily at 5:00 PM Closed Mondays CREDIT CARDS HONORED BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’84 FROM THE CLASS OF ’85 Office Hours Tel (203) 268-0377 By Appointment RICHARD A. HITTMAN D.M.D. dentist 641 Main Street, Monroe, CT 06468 P.O. Box 51 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1984 COMPLIMENTS OF MONROE SUPERMARKET 182 Advertising GOOD LUCK CLASS OF ’84 Sportswear — Gunne Sax Gowns Cocktail Dresses — Childrens Gowns Hand Knit Suits Dresses — Pageant Gowns — Shoes — Jewelry — . Evening Bags — Bridal Accessories - 7S Advertising 183 RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL 1G.L. EDGERTON CO 4 DUCT AND CHIMNEY CLEANING 111 FAN HILL RD.. MONROE. CT. 06468 - 203-268-1381 s m THE VITRAMON FOUNDATION, INCORPORATED As a responsible member of its community, Vitra- mon, Incorporated established The Vitramon Foun- dation, Incorporated in 1962. The Foundation pro- vides financial assistance to worthy organizations, including educational institutions. Three scholarship programs have been established to encourage students from five area high schools to further their education in the science, business and research fields. The Senior Science Award has been presented to the outstanding science student at each high school since 1962. The Eleanor F Moore Award is presented to high school juniors who intend to pursue a business career. The Barton L. Weller Scholarship was initiated in 1977. This $4000 scholarship award is presented to one area high school senior, based upon the comple- tion of a six-month independent research project. Vitramon, Incorporated, manufacturer of elec- tronic components, is dedicated to developing student aptitudes and offers these awards as an in- centive for higher education, and in recognition of achievement. 1983 MASUK HIGH SCHOOL WINNERS Senior Science Award Gaileen Kaufman Eleanor F. Moore Business Award Cheryl Roberts Phone 261-6493 STEPNEY PHARMACY, INC. James Trojanowski, R.Ph. 146-2 Main St. Monroe, CT 06468 WHEN CARING IS IMPORTANT Wakeman Flower Shop 6923 Main Street j Trumbull 3 Serving the Greater Bridgeport Area Ickfloia 0p' ,D,ys Betty’s Book Swap New paperbacks at discount prices Used paperbacks at one-half price Trade your good condition paperbacks for 20 percent credit towards the purchase of books A Paperback Exchange at Chuck’s Corner 146 Main St. (Rt. 25) Monroe, CT 06468 261-6745 Hours Tues.-Fri. 10:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Sat. 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Sun. Mon. Closed Up to one-half of book purchases may be paid by credit Handcrafted items sold on consignment A G AUTO PARTS 481 MAIN STREET MONROE, CT Monday thru Friday 8 to 6 P.M. Saturday 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. Sunday 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. MACHINE SHOPS SERVICE Complete Line of American, Foreign and Speed Equipment MASTER CHARGE AND VISA ACCEPTED 261-6465 268-7602 “WHEN YOU CALL, MENTION THE EXCHANGE DIRECTORY” Advertising 187 188 NEW COLONY T DINER Route 25 Monroe, Conn. Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Served Daily All Cooking Done on Premises Variety of Fresh Pastry Small Parties Welcome “We’ll Be Glad to Serve You” 261-3449 To the Class of 1984 CONGRATULATIONS WE MADE IT! from is.mimiE.im iEB iEWim® and fllHY Advertising FAYNOR’S FOODS 574 MONROE TPKE MONROE, CT 06468 261-4627 CAROUSEL KENNELS “for Bichon Frise’ Puppies” (small, white non-shedding) JUDI HARRY LYTLE 40 Walnut Street Monroe, Conn. 06468 Tel. (203) 261-9495 or (203)375-3266 Good Luck Class of “84”! AGI RUBBER COMPANY 141 Stratford Avenue Bridgeport, CT. 06601 Victor J. Castaldo Chairman of the Board HOUGH CUT CONGRATULATES LAURA AND THE ENTIRE CLASS OF 1984 LOVE, MOM AND DAD (203) 261-3365 572 Main St. Monroe, CT ising For The Most Memorable Weddings Choose An Elegant Country Club Setting Two of Fairfield County’s Most Elegant and Gracious Facilities for Weddings, Business Meetings. Private Parties, Banquets and Shourrs For a Personal Showing of Our Complete Facilities Call The Hillandale 208-8691 or The Slone Barn 261-3309 Hillandale 675 Daniels Farm Road TRUMBULL 268-8691 Now Just a Few Minutes from Anywhere via New Rt. 25 THE Stone Barn Rt. 110 Monroe Tel. 261-3309 -Whitney arm aAa KAREN ACKLEY 96 Maplewood Drive 9 8 66 ANDREA ADAM 15 Todd Drive SCOTT ADEEM AN 16 Heritage Road 11 10 65 Hockey 9,10; Yearbook 12. MARK ADILETTA 89 Old Zoar Road 11 28 66 Hockey 10, II, 12. JOE AGACHINSKI 15 Wiltan Drive 2 12 66 Fire Brigade II, 12. DAWN ALBANESE 425 Moose Hill Road TRACEY ALLEN 396 Elm Street PATRICIA AMOROSO 52 Verna Road ANTONIO ANDRADE 411 Elm Street 9 6 66 ED ANDREJCZYK 461 Hammcrtown Road 1 24 66 HEIDI ASCHER 460 Moose Hill Road JANE ATKINSON 21 Old Mine Lane 8 22 66 Homecoming 9, 10. 11. 12; Baseball Manager 9; Ring Committee 10; South Pacific 10; Track 12; Pom Pon Girls 11; Cheerleader 12. DENICEAUBE 43 Richmond Drive 3 24 66 French Club II, 12; AFS 10, II, 12; Yearbook 12; Prom Committee II; Ring Committee 10; Center for Creative Youth 10; Drama Club 10, II, 12. JEFFREY AUGER 31 Long View Road 10 6 64 bBb MARIELLEN BABYCOS 89 Country Place, Huntington 5 21 66 Class Officer 12; F.B.L.A. 9; Homecoming Committee. LUCY BAGHDADY 104 Elm Street 10 27 66 RAY BAGHDADY Senior Directory 104 Elm Street 10 27 66 KENNETH BARBERIO 288 Cutlers Farm Road 12 17 66 Hockey 9, 11,12. MICHELE BAUDOUIN 11 Alpine Road 7 24 66 Cheerleading 9, 10, 11, 12; F.B.L.A. 12. SANDRA BAULIEU 91 Harvester Road THOMAS BEARD 462 Hill Road JOHN BECKWITH 48 Captains Hill Road 9 26 66 Yearbook 12. RICHARD BENNO 31 Gardcr Road MELINDA BERRY 428 Bushy Hill Road, Simsbury 10 1 66 Field Hockey 10, 11, 12; Newcomers Club 9, 10, Treasurer 11, Co-President 12; Chorus 9, II, President of 12; Track 9; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Student Director of Deathtrap 11; Class President 10; Cheerleader 11; Grand Marshall 11; Student Activities Handbook 11; Select Chorus 11, 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12. LEIGHANN BERTIG 187 Guinea Road 1 5 66 Field Hockey Manager 9, 10; J.V. Basketball Manager 9; Varsity Football Manager 10; Varsity Cheerleader 11, 12; Homecoming Queen 12. THERESA BETTS 25 Little Fox Lane KATHY BIRDSALL 19 Fresh Meadow Road 4 22 66 Softball 10. SCOTT BISHOP 65 Downs Road BRENDA BLAIS 234 Purdy Hill Road ANDREA BLEAKNEY 14 Patmar Drive 10 1 66 J.V. Softball 9; A.V. Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Lighting Crew 11, 12; Band Stage Manager II, 12; Year- book Photographer 11; Free Press Photographer 12; Band Majorette 12. WENDY BONAPARTE 607 Elm Street 4 15 66 M B.C. Summer Playground 10, 11, 12. SHARI LYNN BOOTH 9 East Maiden Lane 11 29 66 MICHELE BOUTON 52 Cedar Lane KARIN BOYKO 355 Hammcrtown Road 7 7 66 Field Hockey 9; Basketball 9; WMNR 9, 10; Junior Classical League 9, 10. II, 12; French Club II, 12; German Club 11, 12; Free Press 12; Yearbook 11. MARLENE BRENNAN 106 Greenwood Lane 12 4 66 D.E.C.A. 12; Class Historian 12. DEBORAH BRISTOL 31 Jay Lane 3 13 66 RICHARD BROWN 3 Wells Road LISA BUB 15 Bob White Terrace CATHY LYNN BUECHER 20 Countryside Drive 9 29 66 Homecoming Queen 9; Field Hockey 10, 11; Cheerleading 11, 12; F.B.L.A. Reporter of 11, Vice-President of 12. KAREN BZDICK 58 Doris Drive cCc KYLECALLAN 340 Moose Hill Road 8 14 66 MARKCAMBRA 12 Colonial Drive 8 22 66 Swim Team 9, Captain of 12; Weightlifting 10; New England Math League 12; Masuk Science Organization 12. PATRICK CAMPANARO 103 Wells Road 6 1 66 Varsity Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12. LOUIS CAPPUCCI 673 Wheeler Road SUSAN CARNEY 160 Jockey Hollow Road 6 9 66 German Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Drama 10; Prom Committee 11; Chorus 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Shakespeare Club 11; Honor Court 11. ROBERT CARSTENSEN 58 Blue Hills Road ANTHONY CASCONE 871 Main Street CHRIS CAUFIELD 55 Gay Bower Road ALICIA CECCOTT1 34 Sleepy Hollow Drive 7 3 66 Field Hockey 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 10; Ring Committee 10; Prom Committee 11; Homecom- ing Queen 11; Tennis II; AFS II, 12; Prom Court 192 Senior Directory 11;Cheerleader 12. BARABARA CEDERGREN 300 Teller Road 6 7 66 Basketball 9, 10, II; Track 12; Yearbook 10; Free Press 12; Homecoming Committee 9, 10, II, 12; Senior Show 12; F.B.L.A. 11, 12; Ring Commit- tee 10. JUDY CERVINI 20 Lanthorne Road 8 17 66 Band 9, 10. MARY THOMAS CHACKO 6 Maple Circle 2 3 66 National Honor Society 11, 12; Masuk Science Organization 11, 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Youth Fellowship 10, 11. JEFFREY CHAMPION 49 Walnut Street JAMES CHAYER 549 Moose Hill Road DIANE CHILINSKI 18 Brooksidc Trail LYNN CHILINSKI 18 Brooksidc Trail LAURA C1MM1NO 539 Wheeler Road THOMAS CINO 143 Pastors Walk Class President 12; Basketball. CARL CIZMAZIA 64 Birchwood Road 2 6 66 DEBORAH ANN CLARKE 1 Stillmeadow Circle 12 2 65 JONATHON COFFEY 1024 Monroe Turnpike 3 16 66 ROBERT WILLIAM CONNOLLY 23 Millbrook Terrace 10 13 66 Drama 11, 10; Track 11, 12; AFS 12. MAUREEN CONNOR 130 Pastors Walk CHRISTINE CORCORAN 12 River Drive 6 3 66 Varsity Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Ring Committee 10. BRYAN COTTON 31 Blake Road 8 24 66 KATHERINE E. CRONE 528 Moose Hill Road 1 2 67 Swim Team; Firefighter Internship; Masuk Fire Brigade LOUIS MICHAEL CRUZADO 537-1 Main Street V7 66 dDd KEVIN DALY 12 Pamela Drive JOSEPH D ANGELO 30 Tulip Drive 8 3 66 TIM DANIELS 8 Brushy Court 7 7 66 Masuk Soccer Team; Safe Rides; National Honor Society; Teen-Age Republicans; The Strat-O- Matic Club. SUSAN DARGENIO 131 Greenwood Lane 2 11 66 Homecoming Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; D.E.C.A. 12; Senior Show 12. JACQUIE DECHRISTOPHER 75 Maplewood Drive 6 8 66 Swim Team 9; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Ring Commit- tee 10; Prom Committee 11; Homecoming Com- mittee 9, 10, 11, 12. EDWARD DEFEO 45 Hillside Drive 7 23 66 Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10; School Play (Sound of Music) 11; Singing Flower Deliveries 12. JOHN DELBENE 23 Wood End Road MARIA DELMASTRO 44 Jay Lane 1 20 66 LEE DEMERS Carman Lane AMY JANE DERWALLIS 4 Wells Road 10 8 66 Swim Team 9; Cross Country Manager 11; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; French Club 10, 11, 12; AFS 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 10, 11; American Legion Aux- iliary Connecticut Laurel Girls’ State 11. LAURA DIBIAGIO 16 Patmar Terrace LAURA DICKINSON 295 Barn Hill Road 8 16 66 Swim Team 9; Chccrlcading 9, 10, 11, 12; Free Press 11, 12; Class Officer 9, 11; Homecoming Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Prom Court 11. LISADONNARUMMA 43 Misty Lane 8 20 66 Soccer 9, 10; Winter Track 9; Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; Field Hockey 11, 12; Weight Training 12; Yearbook 11; Free Press 11; Newcomers Club 11, 12. CHRIS D’ORSO 171 Williamsburg Drive 3 26 66 Basketball 9; Football 9, 10,11,12. DEBORAH DUVA 35 Forest Road eEe ELIZABETH ANN EDGERTON 111 Fan Hill Road 5 24 66 National Honor Society 11, 12; Honor Court 11; National Merit Commended Scholar (PSAT NMSQT) 12; Color Guard 10. 11; Ger- man Club 9; Yearbook 11, 12; Spring Musical Publicity 10, 11; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Select Chorus II, 12; Western Regional Chorus 12. ELIZABETH ANNE EDWARDS 422 Fan Hill Road 3 28 66 Cheerleading 10, 11, Senior Captain of 12; France-Italy-Switzerland — E.F. Interstudy 11; E.F. Interstudy — France 12; French Club; AFS; Free Press. JAMES EVANKO 33 Millbrook Terrace 9 5 66 Football 9. 10, 11,12. DWIGHT EVERLITH 77 Walnut Street fFf MARY LYNN FARREN 15 Hillside Lane 11 28 66 French Club 10, 11,12; Drama 11,12; Safe Rides 11, 12; Free Press 12. RICHARD FAZIO 34 Melon Patch Lane THERESA ANN FEDAK 11 Wiltan Drive 3 13 66 Softball 9; Prom Committee 11. LAURIE FISCHER 120 Woodlawn Road 7 12 66 AFS 10, 11, 12; Junior Achievement 10. WILLIAM D. FISCHER 23 William Henry Drive 9 13 66 Masuk Soccer Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Achievement — Vice-President 11, President 12. gGg GLENN GAFFIELD 18 Twinbrook Terrace 5 14 66 German Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Computer Science League 11, 12. MARKGALABURRI 296 Old Zoar Road JOHN GALE 6 Patmar Lane PAUL GARRETT 23 Johnson Place SANDRA GARVEY 67 Greenfield Hill Road DARLENE J. GAUGER 5 Patmar Terrace 6 25 66 Masuk Youth Fellowship 10, 11; F.B.L.A. 12; M.B.C. Summer Playground 9, 10, 11. DONALDGAUGER 5 Patmar Terrace ROBERT GENNARIN1 19 School Street 9 11 66 CHRISTOPHER T. GETCHELL 250 Turkey Roost Road Senior Directory 193 2 1 67 JOHN G1AMPAOLO 66 Oak wood Drive Baseball — J.V. 9, Varsity 10,11,12. ROBERTGILES 8 Cheryl Drive 9 10 66 Ring Committee 10; Yearbook 12; AFS 12; Free Press 12. CYNTHIA K. GILLETTE 94 Hirams Hill Road 9 28 65 JACKIE GLATT 86 Redcoat Lane 12 15 66 JEFFREY GLEZER 98 Camelot Drive 5 28 66 Soccer 9,10,11.12. SUSAN PAIGE GOUVEIA 131 Meadows End Road 3 7 66 Cheerleading 9, 11, Captain 12; Softball 9, 10, 11; Class Officer — Vice-President 10; Ring Committee 10; Homecoming Committee 10. THOMASGRAHAM 100 West Maiden Lane 7 9 66 Soccer 9,10,11,12; Track 9; Drama 11,12. KIMBERLY GREGA 109 Webb Circle 2 27 66 Swim Team 9; MRA 10; Yearbook 9, 11; Ring Committee 10; Prom Committee 11; Junior Achievement 12; AFS 10, 11; Free Press 11,12. ANGELA GRIFFITHS 355 Hammcrtown Blvd. KARIN GRILLON 28 Elaine Drive FREDGUSCH 17 Far Horizon Drive hHh CRAIG HAISLEY 11 Pamela Drive JILL HAMILTON 43 Chalk Hill Road PAUL HANSEN 59 Far Horizon Drive CHERYL HAYDEN 17 Blake Road CHRISTOPHER HAYES 15203 SW 87 Avenue, Miami, Florida Football 9; Cross-Country 10, 11. Captain of 12; Track 9,10,11,12. KEITH HEDLUND 94 Bart Road 4 27 66 FRANK TODD HEFFELFINGER 142 Knorr Road 4 24 66 Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10; MRA II; Dance Committee 11. JENNIFER HEITZKE 20 Brushy Court 6 9 66 AFS 9, 10, 11; Senior President 12; J.V. Tennis 9; Varsity Tennis 10, 11, 12; South Pacific 10; Pom Pon Girls 10, Co-Captain 11, 12. PRABODH A. HEMMADY 25 Deerfield Lane 11 27 66 Varsity Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 11; Yearbook 12; Free Press 12; High School Bowl 9, 10, 11. 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Masuk Science Organization 10, 11, 12; Math Team 10, 11, 12; T.E.A.M.S. 11; Marching Band 9, 11; Safe Rides 10, 11,12;Chcmathon 10. JACKIE HILL 269 Purdy Hill Road GREGG HOLLENBERG 37 Country Ridge Road 1 24 66 Soccer 9, 10, 11, Captain 12; MRA 11, 12; Na- tional Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Masuk Science Organization 11, 12; Newcomers Club 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 11, Co-President 12. ANTHONY E. HORNAK 44 East Village Road 7 19 66 EILEEN SUSAN HORVATH 13 Brooksidc Drive 7 13 66 Freshman Basketball Manager 9; Girls Track 9, 10; Drama Club 10; Cheerleading 10, 11, 12; Ring Committee 10; Prom Committee 11. ERIC HUDSON 37 Blueberry Lane DENNIS HUGHES 24 Melon Patch Lane KEVIN HUGHES 338 Fan Hill Road iii JOHN INDERDOHNEN 11 Greenwood Drive 7 8 66 Soccer 9, 10, 11; Drama Club 9, 10; Chorus 11, 12; Shakespeare Club 12; High School Bowl 12. RICHARD MICHAEL INFANTE 310 Cutlers Farm Road 6 6 66 DAVID IRICK 76 Hillside Lane jJj TERRY L.JEFFRESS 345 Cross Hill Road 11 30 66 Chess Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Masuk Science Organization 11, Treasurer 12; T.E.A.M.S. 11; Yearbook 12; Band 9, 10; Color Guard 10; Ger- man Club 9, 10; American Computer Science League 10,11,12. kKk JEANNIE KALLIVROUSIS 311 Pepper Street JACKIE KALUTA 50 Bart Road MICHEALKANE 11 Lima Drive BRYAN L. KARR 278 Pastors Walk 7 26 66 WILLIAM KEMPF 14 Lorraine Drive KEVIN KIRBY 289 Fan Hill Road LAURA LEE KL1TTNICK 90 Shelton Road 5 28 66 DEBORAH KOCH 24 Hawthorne Drive 10 29 66 JOHN KOKENOS 156 Richards Drive ROXANNEKOUF 211 Judd Road MICHELEKOUTRAKOS 124 Old Tannery Road 11 21 66 Band; Marching 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert 9, 10; Wind Ensemble 11, 12. WILLIAM KURTZ 27 Tulip Drive 1 18 66 Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; Hockey 9, 10,11; Band 9,10, 11. lLl LARISSA LABAK 87 Knorr Road CHERYL LADZINSKI 291 Cross Hill Road 7 9 66 Pom Pon Girls 9, 10; Golf Team 9, 10, 11, 12. LISA DIANE LAME 20 Cheryl Drive 8 17 66 Band 9, 10; Junior Classical League 10, 11; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Gold and Silver Medals on National Latin Exam. ALISON ANNE LAVALLEE 1839 South Glcnbrook Drive 114; Garland, Texas 7 20 66 WMtyR 10, 11.12; Girls Track 11. JEFFREY LEDOUX 52 Hawthorne Drive 9 18 66 Junior Classical League 9, 10. KIM LEIGHLAND 66 Gay Bower Road 10 6 66 TIM LENNON 94 Flint Ridge Road 10 9 66 Basketball 9, 10, 11, Captain of 12; Baseball 9, 10, II, 12. MARIO LENT1NE 59 Josie Ring Road 4 19 65 Track 9, 10; Football 9, 10. CHRISTINE LEONARD 296 Moose Hill Road 194 Senior Directory MELISSA LESTER 16 Fresh Meadow Road 10 29 66 Varsity Tennis 9. 10, II. MICHELE LEVESQUE 11 Moss Road 3 16 66 Born Yesterday 9; South Pacific II; Free Press 12. JOHN LIAN lOOakridge Road GEORGE LINEBARGER 257 Barn Hill Road DAVID LIU 84 Forest Road 6 25 66 Cross-Country 12; Track and Field 9, 12; American Computer Science League 12. JOHN LOGAN 36 Shady Lane PAUL LOMBARDI 31 Stony Brook Drive MICHELLE JOAN LORAH 22 Gcrado Drive 3 3 66 JENNIFER LORD 57 Countryside Drive LAURIE ANN LOSKANT 88 Holly Place 6 11 66 Free Press 11. KAREN LYNN LUCKEN 244 Shelton Road 2 17 66 Cross-Country 9, 10; Track 9. 10, 11; Class Of- ficer — Historian 11; MR A Representative to Board of Education 12; Homecoming Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Ring Dance Committee 10; Prom Committee 11. PERRY LYTLE 40 Walnut Street Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; J.V. Hockey 9; Hockey Manager 12; Track 11. 12; Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12; A.V. Club 9, 10. 11, 12; Lighting Crew 9, 10, 11,12; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11; Mar- ching Band 9, 10. 11; Yearbook Editor 12. mMm MICHELLE MAGAS 15 Edgewood Road 10 28 66 Swim Team 9; J.V. Cheerleader 10; Varsity Cheerleader II, 12. MICHEAL MAGEE 115 Woodlawn Road ELENA MAGLIOCHETTI 42 Field Court, Milford 7 7 66 D.E.C.A. 12; Stage Crew Manager of South Pacific 10. BILL MAHON 44 Lynn Drive 7 19 66 Football 9, 10, II. 12; Hockey 9, 10, 12. RICHARD MAILLET 542 Elm Street LISA MANILLO 356 Monroe Turnpike TERRI ANN MANSON 229 Fan Hill Road 2 25 66 STEVEN MARKEL 15 Melon Patch Lane SCOTT MARSIC 116 Osborn Lane RICHARD MARTENS 76 Bcllevale Drive PAULMARTIRE 14 Richmond Drive BRIAN MATTINGLY 40 Autumn Drive 12 18 65 WAYNE MAVRICZ 7 Winthrop Place GREG MAXEY 18 Melon Patch Lane BRIAN McCARROLL 16 Brookside Drive 2 19 66 Football 9, 10; Hockey 9, 10, 12. SHAWN McCLAIN 40 Barn Hill Road 10 9 65 PAT McCONE 63 Williamsburg Drive 10 14 66 Football — J.V. 10, 11; Baseball J.V. 10; Varsity II, 12. KRIS McKENZIE 6 Nancy Drive 5 16 66 Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Safe Rides; Musicals 10, 11, 12; Newcomers Club 9; Competition Band 11, 12. chris McLaughlin 324 Elm Street lee McLaughlin 110 Hillside Lane GRETCHEN McPADDEN 52 Hiram Hill Road 5 10 66 Basketball 9; D.E.C.A. 12; Stage Crew of South Pacific 10; Class Officer — Co-Historian 12; Homecoming Committee 12. BELA MEGHANI 153 Osborn Lane 11 29 66 French Club 9, 10, II. 12; AFS 11, 12; National Honor Society II, 12; Free Press 12; Safe Rides. LORI AYN MENNILLI 21 Plumer Lane MICHELE R MENSIK 25 Gay Bower Road 4 15 66 Chairman of Foods — Ring Dance 10; Junior- Senior Prom Committee 11; French Club 9. 10, President of 11, 12; National Honor Society II, President of 12. JOEMESKO 95 Pastors Walk JOSEPHINE MARIE MICCO 50 Purdy Hill Road 3 11 66 CINDY MICH 685 Main Street 9 13 66 Band 9, 10, II. 12; Jazz Band 10; Select Wind Ensemble II, 12; South Pacific 10; Sound of Music 11. DONALD MIDDLEBROOK 22 Johnson Place 4 28 66 JERROLD MILKS 5 Camelot Drive 7 30 66 Football 9; Soccer 10; Cross-Country 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11. 12. CHRISTINE HELEN MILLER 27 Wayne Road 3 25 66 Masuk Masquers 10. 11, 12; Math Team 10, 11, 12; French Club 12; National Honor Society 10. 11, 12. BELEN MINGUEZ 374 Cross Hill Road FRANCES MITCHELL 18 Old Mine Lane GEORGE MOLINA 22 Gay Bower Road SCOTT MON FORTE 31 Melon Patch Lane LISA MICHELLE MONROE 5 Blakeman Drive 10 9 66 F.B.L.A. 9, 10, Vice-President 11, President of 12; D.E.C.A. Vice-President 12. MICHELLE MOODY 768 B Pontiac Lane, Stratford 3 3 66 Yearbook 11, Editor 12; American Computer Science League 11. 12; Masuk Science Organiza- tion II. 12; Newcomers Club 9, 10, 11, 12; French Club II, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12. GREG MOORE 6 Lanlhorne Road 12 25 66 Football 9. 10, II, 12; Golf 9. 10. 11. 12; Singing Flower Delivery. ELAINA MOR1ARTY 4 Windsor Road 1 30 66 Track 9, 10, II; Cross-Country 9, 10, II; Shakespeare Society 12; French Club 11; Francc-Switzcrland-ltaly-Gcrmany 1983. LISA MOUTINHO 571 Wheeler Road ANITA MUIZULIS 295 Stanley Road nNn JAMES NAGY 207 Elm Street MICHAEL NASH 621 Monroe Turnpike DONALD NIELSON 28 Gay Bower Road ROGER NIELSON 29 Hemlock Lane JOHN NISKI Senior Directory 195 109 Greenwood Lane 11 3 65 Cross-Country 10; Track 9. 10; Hockey 9, 10. LISA NORTON 5 Alpine Road 4 9 66 Center for Creative Youth to Wesleyan Universi ty ’83 ’84. BRYAN T. NORWOOD 9 Edgewood Road 9 25 66 Basketball Captain 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, Captain in 11 and 12; D.J.; Senior Talent Show 12; Singing Flower Gram 12; Dancing “Star”; Homecoming King 12. SHERI LYNN NOVOTNY 242 Cutlers Farm Road 3 13 66 German Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Newcomers Club 9, 10, 11. 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Swim Team 9, 12; Girls Track 11; Math Team 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 11; Junior Classical League 11, 12; Masuk Science Organization 11, 12; S.S.T.P. (Iowa) U;C.C.Y. 11, 12; W.S.I. and Lifesaving 9, 12; Soccer Manager 10, 11; Catechist 10, 11, 12; Coffee House Players 9, 10. 11, 12; Tennis Manager 9; M.R.S.T. 9; Psychology Internship 10. oOo ANN MARIEODOY 50 Whitewood Drive 8 22 66 Yearbook Photographer 9, 10, 11; Varsity Basket- ball 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Field Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Softball 9, 10, 11; Sports Editor Free Press 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Grand Marshall 11. MARALYN O MARA 62 Far Horizon Drive 1 3 66 Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12. ABRAHAM OMONTE 28 Elaine Drive TORILOPDAL Lauvstcin 9, 7820Spillum, Norway 7 14 66 Basketball Manager 12; E.F. Exchange 12. MICHAEL ORTEGA 282 Turkey Roost Road ROBERT ORZECHOWSKI 3 East Maiden Lane W. JOSEPH OTT 23 Wheeler Road pPp JOSEPH G. PARDEE 24 Webb Circle 9 7 65 Soccer 12; AFS 12; Safe Rides 12; Newcomers Club. CYNTHIA LOUISE PATTERSON 334 Moose Hill Road 9 4 66 Band 9, 10; Pit Band for South Pacific 10; Na- tional Honor Society 11, 12; Senior Talent Show 12, MICHAEL PEREMSKY 139 Cutlers Farm Road SUSAN PERNEK 145 Elm Street KENNETH PETERS 432 Pepper Street 6 22 66 Varsity Baseball II, 12. STEVEN THOMAS PETRIDES 1065 Monroe Turnpike 3 14 66 MRA 10, Board of Education Representative 12; Yearbook 9, 12; Free Press 11, 12; Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12; South Pacific 10; Set Design for Deathtrap 11; Ring Committee 10, Prom Com- mittee 11; Chorus 11, 12; Select Chorus 11, 12; Western Regional Festival 11, 12; All-State Chorus 12; Junior Classical League 12; Swim Team Captain 12; Football 9; Track 9; Cross- Country 10. TONY PIACENTI 155 Swendsen Drive DEBRA TRACY PITTORIE 121 Williamsburg Drive 5 25 66 MRA 9, 10, 11; Varsity Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; J.V. Field Hockey 9; Varsity Soccer Manager 10, 11; Free Press 11, 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Junior Classical League 11. FREDERICK PLESCIA 2 Boot Shop Lane RONALDPLUDE 31 Plumer Lane 12 18 65 Football 9. JUSTINE POHORYLO 87 Sentry Hill Road 4 14 66 qQq LISA MAY QUICK 84 Wells Road 5 27 66 Free Press Staff 9; AFS 9, 12; Drama Club 10; Junior Classical League 11; M.B.C. 10, 11. rRr PETER RADZWILLAS 90 High Ridge Drive 5 18 66 Football 9. LORA RATH 274 Barn Hill Road 11 21 66 Newcomers Club 9; Band 11, 12; Competition Band 11, 12; Chorus 10; Safe Rides 11, 12; Na- tional Honor Society 12. NANCY REINER 38 Whitewood Drive 6 17 66 KEVIN RENAUD 177 Williamsburg Drive 10 13 66 Class Officer — Treasurer 10; Free Press 11, 12; Tennis Team 10, 1 l;Swim Team 12. PAT RISKO 128 Maryannc Drive 5 22 66 Football 10, 12. BOB ROBERGE 124 Pastors Walk 6 22 66 RICK ROBERTO 27 Edgewood Road CHERYL ROBERTS 45 Kimberly Drive 4 8 66 Track 9, 10, 11; Cross-Country 10; National Honor Society 11, 12; Class Officer — Secretary 12; Homecoming Committee 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Ring Dance Committee 10; Homecoming Queen 10; Briarwood Book Award 11; Vitramon Foundation Eleanor F. Moore Business Award II; Junior Classical League 11, 12; Honor Court 11; Magna Cum Laudc (Na- tional Latin Exam) 11. JOSEPH ROBERTS 176 Wheeler Road LAURIE ANDRAE ROBINSON 78 Redcoat Lane 8 21 65 LISA ROMANO 49 Old Castle Drive 1 24 66 DE1RDRE ROSSLER 99 Walnut Street CHRISTOPHER RUBIS 32 Brinsmaid Road PETER SCOTT RUDD 331 Wheeler Road Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; Soc- cer 9,10. CHRISTOPHER RUEL 75 Ridgcdalc Road 12 26 66 Football 9; Basketball 9. sSs SCOTT SANDBERG 69 Lazy Brook Road ANDY SANTO 38-1 Main Street 12 29 66 CHRISTINE SCANLIN 615 Monroe Turnpike 10 5 66 Girls Track Manager 9; Cheerleader 10, 11. STEVEN SCHIRALDI 34 Palmar Circle KENSCHROD 192 Swendsen Drive 8 23 66 Baseball; Golf; J.V. Baseball. ELIZABETH SCHRODL 1366 Monroe Turnpike KARL SCHWARZ 84 Jockey Hollow Road 2 20 66 MRA 9, 10, 12; Masuk Masquers 10, 11, 12; Math Team 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12. CAROL LYNNSCOPPE 105 Sycamore Drive 196 Senior Directory 3 29 66 MATTHEW SENCY 38 High Ridge Road 1 19 66 PAULA SHEARER 84 Lazybrook Road 12 12 65 Cheerleader 9; Yearbook 9; Homecoming Com- mittee 9, 12; Tennis Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Field Hockey Manager 12. KAOR1 SHIWA 51 Crestwood Drive and 2-13-7 Takakura-dai, Sums-ku Kobe, 654 Japan 4 14 65 Marching Band 12; Concert Band 12; Wind Ensemble 12; Jazz Band 12; Girls Volleyball Team 12; Girls Basketball Manager 12; AFS 12; Newcomers Club 12. CHRISSIEGFRIED 115 Flint Ridge Road 2 19 66 KAREN SIMMONS 31 Wayne Road DOUGSLIVINSKI 67 Longview Road 9 25 66 J.V. Baseball 9, 10 MICHAEL SLOSSAR DEANNE SMITH 100 Harvester Road 6 30 65 F.B.L.A. 9. ROBERT SMITH 24 Boot Shop Lane 8 25 66 Basketball 9; Football 9,10,11,12. STEVEN SOLEK 138 Twin Brook Terrace ROBERT SOMLEY 31 Osborn Lane ROGER SPIEGEL 130 Old Newtown Road 9 16 66 Rauio Internship of WMNR 9, 10, 11; German Club 12; French Club 12. JOHNSPYROU 3761 Elm Street 2 5 66 BETH A. STAFFORD 44 Osborn Lane 12 14 66 Track 9; Track Manager 10; Play Costumes 11, 12; Spanish Club 12. JACK STARKEY 17 Wayne Road 7 21 66 MR A 9; Drama 10, 11,12; Drama Board 11,12. NANCIANNESTEHLE 19 Crestwood Road 6 5 66 Swim Team 9; Field Hockey 10, 11, 12; Softball 9, 10, 11,12. JOHN STEINERT 51 Crestwood Road 12 6 66 Cross-Country 9, 10, 11; Track 9, 10, 11; Hockey Manager 10,11,12; AFS 9,10,11, 12. HEIDI STICKNEY 123 Greenwood Lane 12 20 66 D.E.C.A. 12. JEFFSTRECK 115 Knorr Road 7 25 66 HOLLY M. STRYKER 155 Pastors Walk 1 2 66 Color Guard 9, 10, 12; Softball Team Manager (J.V.) 9; Secretary of D.E.C.A. 11, D.E.C.A. President 12. SCOTTSUDORA 45 Pine Tree Road 5 21 66 Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Football — Freshman 9; Var- sity 10, 11,12. CHRIS SWANSON 18 Patmar Lane LISA SZOR 23 Alpine Road 1 20 66 Varsity Softball 9, 10; Field Hockey 9, 10, 11,12; F.B.L.A. — Treasurer 12. SHERI S.SZYMANSKI 93 Ripton Ridge Road 12 22 66 M.B.C. 9; Color Guard 10, 11; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Select Chorus II, 12; Western Regional Chorus 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Drama Club 11, 12. tTt KENDRA LEETANACEA 22 Judd Road 6 4 66 Free Press 11, 12; Class Officer — Treasurer 9, 11; Select Chorus 12; Junior Classical League 10, 11, 12; French Club 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 10, 11,12. DEBORAH TARTAGLIA 128 Walnut Street JAMES TAYLOR 304 Moose Hill Road MYRTIS TAYLOR 285 Cross Hill Road TIMOTHY TAYLOR 22 Skyview Drive DARREN TESTAN1 15 Birchwood Road EDWARD TEVOLITZ 59 Josie Ring Road 4 11 66 Football 11, 12. NOREEN THIBAULT 88 West Maiden Lane 3 21 66 Cheerleader 9, 10; D.E.C.A. 11. MICHELLEG.TINKLER 33 Red Coat Lane 6 23 66 J.V. Tennis Team 9; J.V. Basketball Team 9; Var- sity Basketball Tri-Captain 10, Co-Captain 11, 12; WMNR Internship and Volunteer D.J. 11; Free Press 12; French Club 11, Vice-President 12. TODD TIPPETT 15 Richmond Drive ALYSSA TOMCH1K 35 Farm View Road 8 15 66 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Softball 9; Boys Tennis Manager 11. VICKIE TRUMAN 142 Hillside Drive LAURYEATURCHUK 239 Moose Hill Road CATHLEEN TYLER 100 Longview Road 9 26 66 F.B.L.A. 11, 12. uUu DAVID USHKA 51 Wells Road vVv MICHEAL VANASSE 236 Stanley Road GERALD VAN WAGNER 5 Sunrise Terrace 7 14 66 RICHARD VENDITTI 122 Swendson Drive 6 30 66 National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11; Hockey 9,10, 11,12. SUZANNE VENERUSO 6 Carriage Drive JOSEPH VENEZIA 12 Twin Brook Terrace 9 4 66 Football 9,10. MONIKA M. VEREBELYI 67 Elm Street 6 22 66 French Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Free Press 12; Safe Rides 11,12; AFS 11, 12; Drama Club 10. STEVE VINCENT 76 Ridgedale Road 5 7 66 Football 9; Strat-O-MaticClub 9, 10, II, 12. wWw RAYMOND WARD 30 Williamsburg Drive SUZANNE WARTKO 385 Webb Circle JAMES WEHNER 115 Wells Road 7 26 66 Varsity Tennis four years; Basketball 9, 10, 11. SCOTT WILSON 154 Elm Street PETER WILSHNESKI 283 Guinea Road JENNIFER WITALIS 121 Barn Hill Road Senior Directory 197 aAa Ackley, Karen 6, 47 Adam, Andrea 6 Adclman, Scott 6, 110 Adilelta, Mark 6, 98, 156 Agachinski, Joseph 6, 89 Albanese, Dawn 6 Allen, Tracey 6 Amoroso, Patricia 6 Andrade, Antonio 6 Andrejczyk, Ed 6 Ascher, Heidi 6 Atkinson, Jane 6, 40, 69, 162 Aube, Denice 6, 36, 49, 72, 85,104, 147, 169 Auger, Jeffrey 6, 69, 101 bBb Babycos, Mariellen 7, 97 Baghdady, Lucy 7 Baghdady, Raymond 100 Barberio, Kenneth 7, 42, 156 Baudouin, Michele 7, 34, 82, 162 Beard. Thomas 7 Beckwith, John 7 Benno. Richard 7 Berry, Melinda 7, 36, 76, 77, 90, 94, 95, 96, 107, 112, 140, 141 Bertig, Leighann 8, 44, 45, 104, 162 Betts, Teresa 8 Birdsall, Kathy 8, 101 Bishop, Scott 8 Blais, Brenda 8 Bleakney, Andrea 8, 73, 74, 167 Boland, Jeffrey 8 Bonaparte, Wendy 8, 105 Booth, Shari 8 Bouton, Michele 8 Boyko, Karin 8, 87, 94, 102 Brennan, Marlene 9, 36, 46, 48, 81, 90, 97 Bristol, Deborah 9, 101 Brown. Richard 9, 79,133,156 Bub, Lisa 9 Buecher, Cathy 9, 37,82, 104, 162 Bzdick, Karen 9 cCc Callan, Kyle 9 Cambra, Mark 9, 92, 99, 158 Campanaro, Patrick 9 Cappucci, Louis 9, 77, 87, 92, 94,95, 105, 133 Carney, Susan 9, 45, 76, 77, 86, 95, 112 Cascone, Anthony 10 Caufield, Chris 10, 89 Ceccotti, Alicia 10, 72, 104, 140, 141, 162 Cedergren, Barbara 10 Cervini, Judith 10 Index Chacko, Mary 10, 88, 95, 99 Champion, Jeffrey 10, 34, 98, 110, 111 Chayer, James 32 Chilinski, Diane 10 Chilinski, Lynn 10 Cimmino, Laura 10, 83, 98 Cino. Thomas 10, 36, 38, 45, 94, 97. 107, 148, 149 Cizmazia, Carl 11 Clake, Deborah 11 Coffey, Jonathan 11 Connolly, Robert 11,47, 90, 91, 104, 108. 167 Connor, Maureen 11,74, 76, 77, 108 Corcoran, Chris 11,39, 103, 110, 111, 161 Cotton, Bryan 11 Couture, Robert 11, 76 Crone, Kathy 11 Cruzado, Louis 11 dDd Daly, Kevin 11 Dangelo, Joseph 12 Daniels, Tim 12, 95 Dargenio, Susan 12, 38, 48, 81 Dechristopher, Jacquie 12, 46, 90 Defeo, Edward 12,46, 107, 133 Dclbcne, John 32 Dclmastro, Mario 12 Demers, Lee 32, 89, 101 Derwallis, Amy 12, 47, 72 Dibiagio, Laura 12, 36, 49, 109 Dickinson, Laura 12, 35,47, 162 Donnarumma, Lisa 12, 140, 141 D’Orso, Christopher 12, 133 Duva, Deborah 13 eEe Edgcrton, Elizabeth-Ann 13, 47, 76, 77, 95, 105, 110, 111 Edwards, Elizabeth 13, 47, 72, 85,162 Evanko, James 13, 36, 133, 147 fFf Farren, Mary 13, 48, 95, 102, 147 Fazio, Richard 13, 40,48 Fcdak, Theresa 13 Fischer, Laurie 13, 72 Fischer, William 13, 137 gGg Gafficld, Glenn 13, 39, 80 Galaburri, Mark 145 Gale, John 48 Garrett, Paul 13, 39, 41,98, 110 Garvey, Sandra 14,41,82, 97 Gauger, Darlene 14, 105 Gauger, Donald 14 Gennarini, Robert 14 Getchell, Chris 14, 47 Giampaolo, John 14, 37, 79 Giles, Robert 14, 68, 107, 110, 111 Gillette, Cynthia 14 Glatt, Jacqueline 14 Glezer, Jeffrey 14, 39, 137 Gouveia, Susan 14, 47, 162 Graham, Thomas 15, 39, 136, 137 Grega, Kimberly 15, 72, 94, 107 Grillon, Karin 15 hHh Haisley, Craig 15 Hamilton, Jill 15 Hansen, Paul 15, 35,105 Hayden, Cheryl 15 Hayes, Christopher 15, 107, 144, 145 Hayes, Michelle 15 Hedlund, Keith 15 Heffelfinger, Frank 15 Heitzke, Jennifer 16, 161 Hemmady, Prabodh 16, 35, 84, 92, 99, 108, 110, 111, 147 Hill, Jackie 16 Hollenberg, Gregg 16, 93, 95, 96, 99, 137 Hornak, Anthony 16 Horvath, Eileen 16, 162 Hudson, Eric 16, 89 Hughes, Dennis 16 Hughes, Kevin 16 ill Indcrdohnen, John 16, 73, 76, 84, 100, 105 Infante, Richard 16 jJj Jeffress, Terry 17, 78, 80, 99, 110, 111, 167 kKk Kallivrousis, Jeanie 17, 36, 81 Kaluta, Jackie 17, 46, 93 Kane, Micheal 17 Karr, Bryan 17 Kempf, William 17 Kirby, Kevin 17 Klittnick, Laura 17, 39 Koch, Deborah 17 Kokenos, John 17 Kouf, Roxann 17 Koutrakos, Michele 18, 74 Kurtz, William 18, 39, 74, 75, 137 lLl 198 Index Labak, Larissa 18, 68, 86, 87, 102 Ladzinski, Cheryl 18 Lame, Lisa 18 Lava lie, Alison 18 Ledoux, Jeffrey 18, 40 Leigland, Kim 18 Lennon, Timothy 18, 39, 148, 149, 160 Lentine, Mario 18, 101 Leonard, Christine 18 Lester, Melissa 19, 37 Levesque, Michele 19, 40, 83, 94 Lian, John 19, 37 Liu, David 19, 80, 144 Lombardi, Paul 19, 72,105 Lorah, Michelle 19 Lord, Jennifer 19 Loskant, Laurie 19, 37 Lucken, Karen 19, 34, 93 Lytle, Perry 19,73, 76, 112, 136, 137, 157 mMm Magas, Michelle 19, 162 Magee, Micheal 20 Magliochetti, Elena 20, 36, 81 Mahon, William 20, 133, 157 Maillct, Richard 20, 83 Manson, Terri 20 Markel, Steven Marsic, Scott 32 Martire, Paul 20, 83 Mattingly. Brian 20 Mavricz, Wayne 20 Maxey, Greg 20, 87, 94, 156 McCarroll, Brian 20, 47, 156, 157 McClain, Shawn 20 McCone, Patrick 21 McKenzie, Kristen 21, 74, 108 McLaughlin, Lee 21 McPadden, Gretchen 21,35, 40, 48, 81, 97 Meghani, Bela 21,47, 72, 85, 90, 94, 95, 102, 105, 147 Mennilli, Loriayne 21, 79,104 Mensik, Michele 21,43, 85, 92, 95 Mesko, Joe 41 Micco, Josephine 21,43 Mich, Cindy 21, 74 Middlebrook, Don 21 Milks, Jerrold 21 Miller, Christine 22, 43,49, 85, 87, 90, 92,95 Mitchell, Frances 22 Molina, George 22 Monforte, Scott 22, 89 Monroe, Lisa 22, 82 Moody, Michelle 22, 38, 80, 85, 95, 96, 99, 110, 111 Moore, Gregory 22, 133, 147 Moriarty, Elaina 22 Muizulis, Anita 22, 35, 89 nNn Nagy, James 22 Nielson, Donald 22 Niski, John 23 Norton, Lisa 23, 43, 101, 104 Norwood, Bryan 23, 34, 44, 46, 104, 107, 132, 133, 148, 149 Novotny, Sherie 23, 39, 86, 87, 90, 92, 95,96, 104, 105, 143 oOo Odoy, Ann Marie 23, 94, 140, 141, 152, 153, 160, 164 O’Mara, Maralyn 23, 34, 162 Ononte, Abraham 32 Opdal, Toril 23, 72, 96 Orzechowski, Robert 23, 35 Ott, Joseph 23,87,95, 102, 137, 138 pPp Pardee, Joseph 23,96, 136, 137 Patterson, Cynthia 23, 49,167 Pernek, Susan 24 Peters, Kenneth 24 Petrides, Steven 24, 48, 76, 77, 87, 93, 94, 111, 123, 138 Piacenti, Tony 24 Pittorie, Debra 24 Plescia, Frederic 24, 47,105 Plude, Ronald 24, 68,147 Pohorylo, Justine 24 qQq Quick, Lisa 24 rRr Radzwillas, Peter 24, 37 Rath, Lora 24, 74,95, 102, 106 Reiner, Nancy 25 Renaud, Kevin 25, 94, 105, 108, 158 Risko, Patrick 25, 133, 147 Roberge, Robert 32, 74, 75, 91, 108, 167 Roberto, Rick 25 Roberts, Cheryl 25, 35,46, 97 Roberts, Joseph 25, 104 Robinson, Laurie 25 Romano, Lisa 25, 46 Rossler, Deirdre 25 Rubis, Christopher 25, 133 Rudd, Scott 25, 148 Ruel, Christopher 26 sSs Sandberg, Scott 26, 43, 74, 75, 79, 90, 91, 108,167 Scanlin, Christine 26, 37,48 Schiraldi, Steven 26 Schod, Kenneth 26, 94 Schrodl, Elizabeth 26 Schwarz, Karl 26, 43, 49, 84, 87, 90, 92, 94, 105 Scoppe, Carol 26, 37 Sego, Wendy 26, 67 Sency, Matthew 26, 133, 147 Shearer, Paula 26 Shiwa, Kaori 27, 72, 74, 75, 96, 108, 139, 152 Siegfried, Chris 27 Simmons, Karen 27 Slivinski, Douglas 27 Slosser, Michael 27 Smith, Deanne 27 Smith, Robert 27 Solek, Steven 27, 37, 89 Somley, Robert 27 Spiegal, Roger 27, 34, 39, 85, 86 Spyrou, John 27 Stafford, Beth 28 Starkey, John 28,90,91, 108 Stehle, Nancianne 28 Steinert, John 28, 40, 72 Stickney, Heidi 28, 36, 81 Streck, Jeffrey 32 Stryker, Holly 28, 76,81 Sudora, Scott 28, 42, 46, 133 Swanson, Chris 32 Szor, Lisa 28, 40, 82, 140, 141 Szymanski, Sheri 28, 47, 76, 77, 106, 110, 111, 112, 167 tTt Tanacea, Kendra 28, 36, 45, 47, 48, 72, 76,77,85,87,90, 94, 108 Tartaglia, Deborah 28 Taylor, James 29 Taylor, Myrtis 29 Taylor, Timothy 32, 46, 74 Testani, Darren 29, 48 Tevolitz, Ed 29, 46,133, 147 Thibault, Noreen 29, 36,48 Tinkler, Michelle 29, 85, 94, 152, 160, 164 Tippett, Todd 29, 68 Tomchik, Alyssa 29, 152, 153, 164 Truman, Vickie 29 Turchuk, Lauryea 29 Tyler, Cathleen 29, 37, 82 uUu Ushka, David 30, 49 vVv Vanasse, Michael 30 Vanwagner, Gerald 30 Venditti, Richard 30, 95, 136, 137, 156 Veneruso, Suzanne 30 Venezia, Joseph 30, 36 Verebelyi, Monika 30, 72, 85, 94, 102 Vincent, Stephen 30, 36 wWw Wartko, Suzanne 30, 79, 83 Wehner, James 30, 34,49, 102 Wilson, Scott 30, 47 Wishneski, Peter 31, 37,48, 41 Witalis, Jennifer 31,36 Index 199 WOODMAN, SPARE THAT TREE Woodman, spare that tree! Touch not a single bough! In youth it sheltered me. And I’ll protect it now. Twas my forefather’s hand that placed it near his cot; There, woodman, let it stand. Thy axe shall harm it not! That old familiar tree. Whose glory and renown Arc spread o’er land and sea, And wouldst thou hew it down? Woodman, forbear thy stroke! Cut not its earth-bound ties; O, spare that aged oak. Now towering to the skies! When but an idle boy I sought its grateful shade; In all their gushing joy Here too my sisters played. My mother kissed me here; My father pressed my hand Forgive this foolish tear. But let that old oak stand My heart-strings round thee cling. Close as thy bark, old friend! Here snail the wild-bird sing. And still thy branches bend. Old tree! the storm still brave! And, woodman, leave the spot: While I’ve a hand to save. Thy axe shall hurt it not. George Perkins Morris
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