Sr. lr. Picnic — September IS. 1986. Another year with the threat of rain but it sure didn't dampen our spirits. I he halls rocked with anxious students as they reluctantly went to their first and second periods classes. In the meantime. Mark P. must have been wishing that he was in class as a Monroe cop pulled him over for pulling whole shots. Rumor has it that 'Keith B. also got pulled over for passing but was let go because he looked ''innocent. (?) The rest of the day was full of activity! As the sun broke out, the spirits also shined. Everyone rushed to the lake to be splashed, tipped, and slimed. Unfortunately. Kenny F. and Keith B. got kicked off the paddleboats even before they got on. (Must have been something about Keith, eh?). The lake wasn't the only place where people got wet. Some even got drenched when they didn't want to be, such as Cindy H. and Kathy O., who couldn't escape from Randy H. and his crew. Eventually Randy ended up in the pool with all of his clothes on! Even though the picnic was being video-taped, it was almost impossible to look your best. If you didn't end up in the pool, then there was a good chance that you got slimed in a mud fight, (ewww!) which was located in the cul-de-sac, hidden away from the dock crew. Even though Nicole F. looked like no prized beauty, she still managed to win a few prizes in the races. The big winners turned out to be Reido S. and Ralphie R., representatives of the senior class, who managed to finish off the egg toss without getting egg- ed on. unlike Frank D. who got wasted by an egg. The Class of '87 turned out to be victors as they beat the |rs. at volleyball. Ping-Pong, frisbee, horseshoes, soccer, and baseball were also available and left their marks in many memories, especially Greg G.'s, who sprained his wrist sliding into homeplate. The most popular activity, besides eating the dif- ferent types of food that ranged from sticky, spicey, B-B-Q'd chicken to a cake made especially for Masuk High, was dancing under the pavilion. The dance floor was packed with beat-driven people. Ouring one song Bill H. showed his Madonna moves for the camera and in the next people limboed, with Kenny K. leading them off. Keeping the main lead. Kenny took an assistant. Jackie C, and taught us all about rappin' with You Be Him by Run DMC. Next came the slam dancing when even the D.J. joined the crowd to smash into each available slammer. The bus ride home was quiet and relaxing. Most of the energy had been used up throughout the day. Now it was time to reflect upon the picnic and to cherish the celebration that the upperclassmen took pari in. ▲ Three is company with leelo L, Kathy T., Julie A. ► Senior Randy Horn shows his true colors. ►► Little Baron pitches a fast ball. A Here comes the sun ... ◄ Row, row, row your boat.. A Senior Scott R. wonders who spiked his Coke. 2 Sr. Jr. Picnic SPIRIT - a slate of being lull ol energy or anima- tion. Thai is exactly what intensified and brought together Masuk during Spirit Week '86. Each class par- ticipated in the week-long festivities by adhering to their themes and trying to out—do. out drc ss. and out-spint the other classes. Tuesday was marked Hat Day. Hats ranged from everyday baseball caps to unique, handmade works of art. freshman, |en F. won for her unusual and clever hat composed of fruits, records, flags, and a hodge-podge of other things. The most intriguing day was Wednesday, or better known as Dress Up Day ... Freshmen look their theme literally and dressed up (or down), from rags to rn hev The Sophomores look on reverse roles and went from one extreme to another as transvestites. Printed up as newspaper celebrities, the luniors portrayed famous politicians, sports figures, and cornu characters. (Iven Batman and Robin the Boy (giri?) Wonder were on the scene!). The senior class added a twist to their theme and titled it Anything Coes (Boy did it ever!). The class was taken back to the fifties wearing bobbie-socks and leather, to the sixties as peace-loving flower children, brought back to the punkers of the '80's, and even into their fond childhood memories with cartoon favorites Bugs Bunny (|eff N.), Woody Woodpecker (Dan S.), and Pepe le Pu. the skunk (Ken K.)... all 3 on rollerskates!! On Thursday, all costumes were put away vigorous, but fun work was under way! Once again, the classes |oined together to build on their themes (or Hall Day. In a few hours they transformed Masuk's hallways, and themselves, to fantasy lands and creative centers. Now sit back and relax ... you're going to go on a |Ourney back in time ... ... Starting in the Freshman hall, you're taken down the electrifying streets of New York, observing the glit ter and glamour. Turn down an alley and find yourself wanting to skip through the Sophomores' Candyland where everything is made of sugar and honey. OOPS! the molasses swamp could prove to be cjuite a sticky situation if you don't tip-tde by very carefully! Puzzled?! Then you've probably reached the Junior Hall! Their creative maze of black and white might bewilder you, but don't worry, all questions will be answered as you read the latest headlines. You've had enough of the political facts, sports articles, and |uicy scoops? Well then, by all means fold up your newspaper and lake a deep breath! (you'll need it!) Beckoning bugles greet you and an enchanted castle is on your right. At last .. . you've reached the senior hall! Just cross the mote and (ta-da! Imperial!), you are in a castle straight from King Arthur’s day remember the theme though to obey the supreme, the Seniors! A breathtaking view, indeed! A maiestic throne, lovely Queens, the Royal Guard, |Ousters and jesters, and even a pet panther completes the scene. The point re- mains clear — Panthers Reign Supreme — after all, the Cavaliers did end up in the dungeon, right?! Slip out the back exit, and you're back in reality! Hey. you'd better hurry ... there is a celebration going on down at the field! Yes, the bonfire! Glowing flames raged with spirit and we all knew that it was time to relax and rest-up for Friday's grand finale ▲ Not only posters were painted .. . Bob L. and Michele L. ▼ Cheerful librarians join in to display their spirit. Keep smiling, Mrs. Preston! ◄ ▼ “Oh geez! I knew I should've walked around! ◄ ▼ Jen F., Freshman award winner, sits with friends where cafeteria staff can easily judge her hat. ▼ Sophomore sweethearts flirt with their sweettoothed football hero. 4 Spirit Week ◄ Jut a few members from the 'Junior Press'. ▼ The silent trio. Bugs, Woody, and Pepe LfcPu, kept everyone guessing and smiling. ▲ “Hey, Freshmen! Get out of the Senior Hall!! ► Brian B. forgot his hat, but spirit prevailed and provided one. (Hi Bri!) ▼ Quite a crew of Seniors — Wacky and wild indeed! 5 High spirits continued through Friday as Masuk-ers showed their true colors — red, white, and you, remember? The gym- nasium was abuzz as underclassmen stood awaiting the traditional Senior entrance. With a thunderous roar, the Class of '87 paraded around and finally took their seats in the bleachers. Class spirit shined as the assembly progressed. Confetti filled the air when students rush- ed the floor and danced along with the cheerleaders. The cheer- ing continued as the Homecom- ing King and Queen, Monty D. and Julie A., along with their royal court, were crowned. Seniors took the throne once again, with the honor of winning the Battle of the Halls. The . most ex- hilarating moment was when the classes competed in the most spirit contest. At a designated time, each class cheered and chanted their loudest. Despite ef- forts of other classes, the Juniors walked away with the victory. Amongst these many victories, the greatest of all was Friday night's shut-out, when Masuk took another win (37-0) against the Central Catholic Cavaliers!! ▲ Winners of the spirit contest, the |rs. attentively look on and anticipate their award of two-minute early dismissal from Monday's classes. ▼ ◄ The victorious Seniors get psyched and celebrate at pep rally — lovin' every minute of it! ► Tubas and the band helped blow C. Catholic away! 6 Spirit Week ► Varsity cheerleaders — on top of the world! ▼ Mighty Panthers, more than pleased with their Homecoming victory! FOOTBALL ◄ Showing their spirit, rowdy seniors parade into the gym, wearing crowns, chanting cheers, and waving flags. ▼ Varsity player Drew Sedlock sits amongst teammates at the rally. ◄ ▼ Panther co-captains, Mark C. and Dave R., meet with ref and rivals. 7 Kenneth Ackley Franca Agnello Julie Andrade )ason Aucello Sharon Babis Jennifer Barbin Mark Baron Michael Bartlett Brian Beard Deborah Beaupre Andrew Beckwith Sam Bek Seniors Kenny F., Scott R., Gregg G., Kenny K. Joanne Benson Jason Bluestein Alena Bodnar Michael Bonetti Lynn Bermingham Gerald Booth Alicia Breiner Stephen Brown Marcy Buccitti Maria Bucar Scott Buehler Keith Bunovsky Jennette H„ Nicole F. Gregory Bura Laura Burton Joseph Cacciola Maria Cambra Christopher Capobianco Jodie Carris Nick Caggianello Eileen Carroll Seniors Kimberly Carter Kim Champion Christopher Cass Cindy Cedergren Beth Chittick Mark Christo Deena Chacko Robert Cimmino Melissa Cirella Roger Cirella Donald Clark Cathy Clarke 13 T racy Colegrove Christine Corbesato Jacquelyn Corris Kevin Cortina Ralph Coto Jay D'Orso Kevin Coughlin Darren Cummings Michael Daniels Allyson Dejulio William Cunningham Monty DeMayo Seniors Stacey DePeano Frank Dease Andrea Delfino Cheryl Dellacorte Jill DiPronio Linda Dyer James Dorsey Christopher Dymkoski Kristin Dunn Rose Dworzycki Pepe LaPue (Ken K.) and Nicole F. 15 Joelle Ehmka John Erdmann John Evancovich Sabrina Fanali Teresa Farah Tammy Farr Carol Evans Nicole Feinsinger Lenore F. Michael Feltovic Lenore Fiedler Seniors Michael Fox Robert Frate Kathy Ftergiotis Maryjo Galaburri Sheelagh Galligan Andrea Garofolo Peter Gaudio Lance Gelb 17 Jamie Gergely Jennifer Gerritsen Cynthia Germain Kim C, Brian G., Ralph R. Christopher Giles Gregg Granello Brian Grubb Jannette Hansen Linda Haringa David Harlow William Harrison Seniors Jennifer Haslob Linda Hastings Lisa Heffelfinger Gail Heitsman Cynthia Hoadley Douglas Hoerner Bryant Holcomb Suzanne Holt Erin Hughes Greg Humpal Michael Hossler 19 Brian G., Kim C, Gregg G. Mardi Keeler Davitt Kelly Seniors Christopher Kelman Terence Keogh 21 Perry Kokenos Tina Kopas Steven Koppelman Ronald Krystofik Mark Kulhawik Scott Kurtz Christopher Landy Lisa Lefflbine Attila Lengyel Charles Lipeles Thomas Leonard Antoinette Lilly Christina Liu David Locke Leelo Linask Melissa Lockshier Seniors David R., Randy H„ Davitt K., Todd ). William Lucas Kristian Luk 23 Teresa Mattingly James McClay David McClellan Laura McCrady Cindy H„ Kathy O., Jackie C. Eric McFadden Kellie McGovern Jeffrey McPadden Annmarie Mellissano Matthew Mezick Thomas Miglas Scott Miller Joseph Millo Madonna Mondo Shawn Monroe Seniors „ ♦« £ Kathleen O'Mara Ronald Muizulis Alane Mozzi Michael Nagy Christy Nelson Danielle Ocasio )odi Norton James Morgan Stefan Murrah I Jeffrey Nielsen Lisa Morgan EricMuschlitz 25 Monica Odoy Kurt Olofson Barbara Pale Lisa Papp Benjamin Parsons Jeanette Paul Lisa Pavia Matthew Pechulis Mark Percivalle David Peters Mark Peters Sandra Potak Seniors Kimberly Price Kimberly Quick Linda Reck Ralph Reda Charles Reed Patrick Reed Jenny G., EricM. Deborah Prendergast Ford Radza Heather Prewitt William Reaume Christopher Rex Glenn Riccio Monica Roberto Susan Roberto Edward Rockett Annette Rodko Scott Rose Brett Ross Reid S., Rad M., Chris D., Mike F., Ralph R., Bob C. David Rusk Scott Ruszczyk Seniors Robin Sardone Kevin Schneck Gregory Scott Laura Seekings 29 Scott Soracin Yvonne Soto Rachel Stadler Mary Starks Samantha Starr Christine Suda Betsy Thibodeau Elizabeth Thomas Debra Thorson Katherine Toft Seniors Seniors!!! Lily Valaka Ava Varga Clark Tucker Brian Tulley Jason Vegi Kathleen Tomena Michael Turchuk Jennifer Turey Jonathan Vena Stephen Tovish Spirit of'87! Gregory Venditti Ellen Wargo Nicholas Watters Kristin White Keith Yacko Matthew Young Debra Zilka Seniors Julie Veneruso Maureen Whiteley James Zingo Kimberly Carter Roger Masson Not Pictured Carol Barnes Lorraine Borowy Charles Carswell Frank Cassidy James Dibilzan Sandulo DiNicola Roberta Doles Elena Gallucci Theresa Martire Joseph Montes John Moore Melissa Nelson Tricia O'Brien Laura Owens Timothy Rowell Daniel Sherwood Todd Stephenson Vincent Toscano Rizkalla Uyar Ronald VanDeweerdt Scott Visnicky Jennifer Wall Caroline Zeller SENIOR YEAR ('86-'87): President Kathy Tomena, Vice President Kimberly Carter, Secretary Rachel Stadler, treasurer Charles Lipeles, Historian Cindy Cedergren, K1.R.A. Repr.: Deena Chacko, Monty deMayo, Greg Venditti, Iason Aucello. Iunior Year (’8S-’86): President K. Tomena, Vice President). Andrade, Secretary R. Stadler, Treasurer M. Cambra, Historian C. Cedergren, M.R.A. Repr.: R. Reda, B. Thibodeau. Sophomore Year ('84-'8S): President K. Tomena, Vice President K. Carter, Secretary R. Stadler, Treasurer M. Cambra, Historian C. Cedergren, M.R.A. Repr.: |. Corris, M. Starks, L. Thomas Freshman Year (’83-'84): President: N. Feinsinger, Vice President K. Carter, Secretary R. Stadler, Treasurer M. Cambra, Historian C. Cass, M.R.A. Repr.: K. Tomena, C. Cedergren, L. Thomas. We, the Class of '87, would like to thank our caring and supportive advisors, Sandra Banks, Leslie Manfredonia, and Becky Schumacher, for all of their advice, patience, and understanding throughout the years. Best wishes for the future! Homecoming Royalty Bottom Row (Left to right): Freshman Queen — J. DiPronio, Sophomore Queen — K. Tomena, lunior Queen — |. Turey, Senior Queen — J. Andrade. Top Row: Sophomore King — R. Horn, lunior King — M. Fox, Senior King — M. deMayo. 33 Wednesday. 6:00 a m.: Nicole F., Cindy C, and a number of others get up and, half- awakened, stagger to the shower — unaware of the outdoor conditions. Those more in- formed, such as Radley M. and Matt M., lay in bed praying for at least 3 feet of snow to be on the ground, lay A. fumbles his hand over his radio and carelessly hits the right button just in time to hear Masuk's school cancellation. He rolls over back to sleep, while Yvonne S. and Deena C. curse the ad- ministration for not announcing the cancella- tion earlier. Danny S., already awakened, runs to the family room to watch Woody Woodpecker, his all-time favorite show. Meanwhile, gourmet chef, Davitt K., blends the finest ingredients to form a delicate breakfast, but Mark K. attempts to find the quickest way to satisfy his hunger by raiding the refrigerator. Around 9:00 a.m., the phones start ringing by confused people such as Liz M. and Mike H., who thought they may have dreamt the whole thing, or by others like Kellie M., Ron M., and Eileen C, already making plans. To Lynn B. and Barbara P., the idea of hav- ing to go out in the freezing weather doesn't motivate them nearly as much as cuddling by a warm fire and indulging in a romantic novel. On the other hand, the more adven- turous types, including Jeff N., Mark P., and Gregg G., roar up their engines and frighten little children playing out in the snow, by recklessly skidding from side to side and do- ing donuts in the snow-covered streets. Covering the massive ski slopes of Whitney Farms, Keith B. and Randy H. maneuver themselves around the course — golfing and skiing at the same time!! As usual, Keith B. is grinning from ear to ear and Randy H. lets out a Hee-Haw! as they set a new trend in the World of Sports. In the vicinity of the golf course, Christmas carols can be heard from Greg V., Charles L, Todd |., Donna M., Alicia B., and Alane M., who are serenading the neighbors with the glorious sounds ofTove and |oy. A little farther down the road, other spirited sounds and excited uproars can be heard. Drawing closer to Dave R.'s house, the carolers observe a large sign in front of his house — ’ Senior-Only Party. As they try to deck the halls of Dave's house with boughs of holly, raging Jennifer B. swings by the chandelier and drop-kicks them down. Already down on her knees, Cindy H. sings a lullaby to the John and moves over for Kathy O. to |oin her. Now the party is really at an uproar with Mark C. dancing on the table and greeting his fellow comrades, the most popular being Bud W. Suddenly, the house rumbles ana shakes, amazing the seniors that their rowdiness actually rocks the house. The roaring persists and the house empties as everyone exits following big, bad Terence K., who is determined to protect his class. Off in the horizon, two rebellious snowmobilers tear the lawn apart and grind closer to the students. As the seniors stare in dismay at the black leather dressed terrorists, their anx- iety accelerates as they dismount from the mobiles. With each step forward by the 'bilers, the crowd takes one back. Puzzled, the smallest flips up his shades and greets 'Good Day' with his Australian accent. The crowd lets out a harmonious sigh of relief as they realize it's only Steve K. and Mark P. coming up from Down Under. Still trem- bling with fear, Jackie C, unaware of the friendly visitors, throws a snowball. Not ob- taining the best of aim, she hits Matt Y., who, in retaliation, throws one back, only to hit Kenny F. in the face. Unfortunately, Kenny pegs the boxer, Mark P., in his efforts to get Matt back. Short-tempered Mark charges at Kenny, bullying down Lance G., Scott R., and Chris D., tossing Joanne B. into the airl! Per- turbed at the sight, Jeff M. kicks everyone out and sends them home. On the way home, passing Kristin D's house, the merry faces of the round snowmen created by Yvonne S. smiled to all. Kenny K. and The Crew passed by, and their call echoed: To all a good b'ski and to all a long night! A Joelle E. and Andrea D. play it just one mo' time ▼ Mary Starks — Daring to be different. ▼ « id S. says — Hey, somebody's gotta d it!'1- .. A Mark P. promises to total the one who slimed him. ◄ A Big bad Terrence K. gets canned. ◄ Friday night football ... always lots of fun and lots of crazy seniors!! ► Jim M. sees a vision ,.. Those crazy seniors ... Class Officers A Seniors Linda H. and Greg H. ◄ Melissa N. spent a careless day at the Jr. Sr. Picnic. ◄ ◄ Lori T. looks up from her classwork. ◄ A I don't know who she is ... she just sat down next to me! A Kevin, what if someone sees?! ◄ Looking to score at the Picnic, Mark P. is up to bat!! A ◄ Getting together for a cookout: Seniors Scott R., Mike F., Bobby C, Reid S., and Chris D. ◄ ◄ A Matt M. shows his stuff at Battle of the Bands. ◄ ◄ Kim C. and Cyndi H. back in the Lounge. 35 37 Those Glorious Days ... A J. Aucello looks to Coach 'Butts' for son advice. ▼ M. DeMayo sets himself up for the punt. A A few mighty Panthers celebrate one of their many victories. ▼ This is all you can see, girls — the guys are in the showers! ▼ Central Catholic faces up to the strong Panther offense. Varsity Football ▲ S. Brown leaves the others and goes for the six-pointer. ▼ R. Gallos concentrates on the play procedure. ▼ ▼ I. Aucello runs by the opponent to gain some more yardage. Front row (I to r): Kris Luk, Steve Brown, Mike “Beaker Bartlett, David Rusk, Mark Christo, Monty DeMayo, jason Aucello, Davitt Kelly, Jay D'Or- so, Billy Lucas. Second row: Randv Horn, Jeff “Wally D. Derwallis, “Tricky Rich Gallos, Drew Sedlock, Keith Drip Drap, Ed Groth, John Atkinson, Willie Favro, Todd “Disco Risko, Bobby “The crippler” Yitts, Steve Kinross. Third row: “Crusher, Craig Phillips, Kevin Dwyer, Brad Vincent, Gomer Pile, Paul “Gumby Balog, Bobby Williston, Bryan Williams, Steve Grimaldi. Fourth row: Joe Bernett, Mike Azura, Brian “B. B. and O. H. D.“ Holliday, John Corris, Patch John Milks, Coach Butkov- sky, Coach Dominick Quinto, Dominick Quinto, Jr. Bunnell 10-37 — Masuk loss. It's tough to lose the first game. I feel embarrassed. We could have beaten them but we beat ourselves with five fumbles, two in- terceptions and too many penalties. Dave Rusk was the bright spot of the team with a 48-yd. field goal. Weston 7-27 — Second Masuk loss. I don't know what happened. I thought for sure we could beat this team. When we ran the kickoff back, I thought we had the game won until it was their turn. Coach gave a good pep talk at halftime which got me psyched to go back and win, until Weston ran the kickoff back to score which let all the air out the balloon. At least the defense wasn't scored upon. If we don't beat Bethel, I don't know who we'll beat. Bethel 10-0 — Well, we finally won! Great individual work; me with my first sack of the year, Gallos completed 8 for 12 passes including a 25- yd. pass to DeMayo for a touchdown. Aucello gained 101 yds. on 25 carries; Rusk had a 47-yd. field goal; and Christo led the defense with six tackles. Hope the guys are ready for Newtown. I know I am. Newtown 25-0 — Boy, was that came fun or what?! We rolled over those guys. Undefeated, unscorea upon, they looked like they never touched a football. Hey, Pat, sorry for the shoulder — you know, You want to play, you got to pay. Hope they can sew it back on. The defense was devastating, thank you. Central Catholic 37-0 — We gained a total of 299 yds. with Aucello for 94 and two scores, and Favro, DeMayo and Rusk gaining good yardage, too. Captain Christo once again led the defense with six tackles. Next: Who's afraid of the big bad wave? I'm not. New Milford 28-0 — Luk, Derwallis and I sure pounded on that quarter- back. Rusk didn't miss the end zone once and almost made a 55-yd. field goal. A total team effort was shown with sophomores and freshmen playing. Pomperaug 43-0 — What a joke! Keith Drap was an animal at nose guard with eight tackles and Christo with only seven, oh my! What a turn- around from our opening two losses. Is Barlow still mad at us for when we blew them out? We'll see. Joel Barlow 30-0 — How dare they postpone the game because it was raining. Oh no, we might get wet. Football was meant to be played in the mud. Let's hear it for the offensive line: they had to move some big uys. Defense was an impenetrable force. Great game for everyone. rookfield 27-0 — It's funny, I always thought my last high school game would be different. Guys, I'm sorry. Call me dummy, a jerk or whatever, I'm sorry if I let you down. Besides that, it was freezing out. The ground was frozen — we might as well have played on a parking lot. Brookfield only had one good player until Bartlett stuck him in the rios. New Fairfield 26-0 — Game looked exciting from sidelines. Horn did a good job at defensive end. We tied a state record for eight consecutive shutouts!! W.C.C.'s next! Immaculate 0-14 — We got some bad breaks, bad calls and we lost. No matter what Blueberry says, I know you guys tried. East Catholic 3-42 — Well, this was it, our last game as Seniors! In the beginning, it was pretty even until the second quarter came around. It looked like we would not be able to capture a title after all. Nothing worked for us, not a bloody thing. We, well, you guys, tried; and it just became a ioke. Special thanks to narrator Billy Lucas! Coach's Comment... May you take with you from this season a feeling that will instill pride and self-esteem, and always seek excellence in all that you do as an athlete, as a student, and as a human being. Respectfully, Coach Dom Quinto, Sr. Our disappointing Idss in the I state playoff game overshadowed the good things accomplished during the regular season such as 8 straight i a state record, o 1 division Tij 1 to participate in Bipionsfcjp game and for the second year in a row becoming runners-up in the State Class MM. shutout wins winning tl enabling W.CC. ' 7 -up I will never forget the courageous art each of you made in the cham- nship game against Immaculate •spite the many obstacles. It was atifying ar d rewarding for me and the rest of tne coaching staff. chini A Coach Quinto watches the action of his Panthers. 39 Not Just For Kicks! V A Masuk pride is never something to overlook. ▼ That's the way, Mike, keep your eyes on the ball. ' - ■ — - Ml......- Front row (I to r): Marko Fonovic, llario Sanzo, Mike Palombi, Mike Feltovic, Ron Magas, Bruce Bligh, Mike Daniels, Bill Cunningham, Mark Peters, Matt Young. Back row: Coach Shea, Bob Cimmino, Kevin McKenna, Chad McDonnell, Tom Schrader, Mike Menard, Chris Babcock, Kurt Olofson, Mike Hossler, Greg Bura, Derrick Angus, Roy White, Lizbeth Ringler, Robin A Captain Kurt Olofson prepares himself to do up some action on the field. ▼ The Masuk guys get together to get each other psyched for the second half. Boys' Varsity Soccer A When you concentrate, Mike, do you always stick your tongue out? A M. Fonovic places himself for the kick. A A M. Feltovic runs right in front of two Bethel guys to steal the ball away. A B. Bligh gets his hands on the ball to prevent the opponents' score. A T. Schrader tries to trip up Bethel and gain posses- sion of the ball. A One swift kick oughta do it! A M. Menard hustles up to the ball. Sept. 11 . . . At Weston ... humid day .. . Masuk seemed to dominate, but our 26 shots didn't com- pare to their lucky 11... Masuk left with a 4-2 defeat. Sept. 12 .. . New Fairfield ... humid again . .. Bobby C. keeps getting better but team lacks something . .. New Fairfield left Masuk with a 3-2 victory. Sept. 6 ... At Pomperaug . . . Masuk determined to win ... tie 1 -1 went into extra time . .. goal for Masuk . . . first win 2- 1 ... Bruce and Marko played well. Sept 19. .. Under lights . . . team played their best.. . Masuk defense ex- ceptional . . . unfortunately, Brookfield had the finer touch, this time! Sept. 23 . . Abbott Tech . . . Masuk not psyched, but this was an illusion .. . at half time Masuk ahead 3-0.. . final score 5-1 ... victory for Masuk!! Sept. 26 . The weather in the Indian Territory never changes, today be- ing disgustingly humid . . . Masuk wanted Newtown ... but act wasn't together. . . Masuk adds loss to the records of 0-3. Oct. 7... At )oel Barlow ... not the best of days ... Bobby C. taken away with EMS (injured shoulder). . . Masuk defeated 0-5. Oct. 16 . . . Central Catholic . .. Coach Shea instructed a new formation which energized team . . . great teamwork .. . unfortunately. Central Cath. pulleo one goal ahead in overtime. Oct. 18 ... At New Fairfield ... get back at New F airfield to win this time ... first half Masuk behind 1-3 ... second half a turnaround, Masuk ahead 4-3! Oct. 21 ... At Brookfield ... no score at halftime ... Masuk felt to be dominating . . . with ten minutes left, score was 1-2 Brookfield which re- mained as the final score. “Special thanks to narrator Mark Peters! Coach't Comment... This year proved to be a rebuilding one for Masuk. Returning seniors Kurt Olofson. Mike Daniels. Mike Feltovic, Bob Cimmmo, Mike Mossier, Matt Young and Mark Peters showed the kind of leadership that successful programs are built on. Captain and leading scorer Kurt Olofson was selected to the Bricgs and All WCC All-Star team. Honorable mention was received by Matt Young, Marko Fonovic and Mike Palombi. With many fine athletes returning. I'm eagerly awaiting the arrival of the 1987 soccer season. 41 First Time For Everything ▲ Captain M. Menard show her strong ability as she prepares to make a swift kick. ▼ Captain J. Devin races her opponent to gain possession of the ball. Bottom Row (L to r): Tara Meleshkewich, Yvonne Soto, Johna Devin, Michelle Menard, Kelly O'Brien. Second Row: Jennifer Howell, Kristin White, Kristen Bloom, Kelly Campanaro, Deena Pavia, Jennifer Rusk, Stacy Williams, Carolyn Fiegler. Third Row: Mora McKenna, Joanne Benson, Linda Viola, Jen- nifer Young, Leslie Mancuso, Bari Barwis, Julie Strong, Lenore Fiedler. A Captain Y. Soto gives the ball her evil eye. A ■ Fancy footwork by J. Howell. A Cheer up guys, it's only a game! Girls' Soccer New fairfield 1-5- I had higher hopes for the first Girls' Soc- cer game in Masuk history. Not too impressive, but after all, it was only our first game. On the bright side, things could only get better, and they did! Bethel 3 1 Sept. 16, 86. the final score was Masuk 3, Bethel: 1. It felt gre.it!!! Everyone was pretty excited over our first victory. New Milford J-6 Just when we thought it was safe to go back on the field . . . New Milford came along. It was tne second game right in a row, and it was pretty rough to play with full ability. But hey, there's always another game . . . A tie. It beats losing, but it definitely doesn't beat the feeling of winning. The team was feeling better after the weekend rest, and maybe the rest would also help our onfidence on the field . . . Brookfield 2-0 Another victory for our team!!! This brought our record up to 2-2-1 (I guess the rest did boost our morale!) Amity 2-3 The first night game we played!!! Amity beat us, but it must have been the lights in our eyes. Brookfield 5-2 Bethel 1-1 What?! We just played Brookfield! But we played them again . .. -.....r ‘in! Our players really showed a good effort, a team effort. It's really great when a new team can work together and help each other through the hard times, and of course - the good, ten . .. Newton 2-7 Helping through the bad times came in handy here how depress- ing but Newtown is undefeated so far. Well, we all have our good and ban days Wilbur Cross 2 0 Thursday we played Wilbur Cross, and like I said . there's the good days and the bad days, and this was definitely one of the good days!! We beat 'em, with our score being a shutout. Our record's up to 4-4-1. Pomper.iug S- I — Good job!! Another victory! We're on a roll; GO MASUK! Wilbur Cross 51 They just love the pain they get from us! This time it cost us a point, but we still had a four point lead. Another game with spirited team effort, and our record is steadily moving up: 6-4-1. This game qualified us for the State Tourna ment (Class M)!!! Considering it was our first year, it was a real thrill to be part of it all! New Milford f I Our final game of the season and the last game before the tour- nament The result was another tie but now we are off to the State Tournament. We.ithersfield 0-8 (STATE TOURNAMENT) Our hopes were up high. Ner- vousness was running through us, as we played the 6th ranked team in Class M; we were ranked 11th. At half-time Wethersfield had the lead with 2-0. We still had high hopes, and we showed no signs of giving up. Well, we left Wethersfield with a final score of 0-8. We lost, but for a team that just formed 12 weeks before ... we could have only dreamed to get this far, it's great! I am very proud to have been a part of it all. I thank all of the Masuk Girls' Soccer Players, and managers, and also, I couldn't forget our Coach, Mr. Strong, for making my senior year at Masuk a memorable one. Thank-you, Lenore Fiedler Special thanks to narrator Lenore Fiedler! ▲ What the heck. I'll give it a boot! A A Now that's one tricky save, Leslie! ▼ J. Devin shows her skill as she outwits her opponent. A D. Pavia concentrates to herself on what her next strategy will be. A One strong kick oughta do it! A ► Coach Strong gives some advice to player K. O'Brien. Co.K h ’ Comment. This year was the first year of ex- istence for the Masuk Girls' Varsity Soc cer Team Despite little previous ex- perience amt no in-town youth program tor girls, the team responded with a 6-4- 2 regular season mark qualifying for the Stale tournament and attaining a 11 ranking in Class M This remarkable achievement was possible only through an outstanding team effort led by tri- captains Yvonne Soto, Michelle Menard, and |ohna Devin, 43 Stick It To 'Em ▲ L. Maruca gets surprised by the camera. A ► C. Reuter on her way to gain control of the ball. A S. O'Connell does some fast action to get the ball first. ◄ M. Galaburri races her opponent to the score bearing ball ▼ L. Magner gives the ball a firm shove. ▼ Masuk goalie, resembling a Friday the 13th character, scares the ball away. Varsity Field Hockey ▲ M. Odoy attempts to pass the ball. Sept. 71 — Masuk vs. Brookfield. Night game at Masuk. Brookfield won 1-0. It was an average game. Sept. 16 — Masuk vs. New Milford at New Milford. We lost 1-0, but there was much improvement in our game. Sept. 18 — Masuk vs. Immaculate at Masuk. We won 2-1, but it was not a good game on our behalf. Sept. 23 — Masuk vs. New Fairfield. We won again 2-1. Our game has picked up a little. Good team work. Sept. 25 — Masuk vs. Weston. Home game. Tied game 2-2. Good passing and good team work. Sept.-30 — Masuk vs. Barlow at home. Barlow won, 1-0. Team played well. It was a tough, exciting game. Oct. 2 — Masuk vs. Pomperaug away. Lost 2-1. It was an easy game; we should have won, but we didn't concentrate enough. Oct. 7 — Masuk vs. Bethel. Home 2-0 Masuk won. Easy game. Oct. 9 — Masuk vs. Newtown, away. Masuk won, 3-1, but overall the game was a bad one by us. Oct. 16 — Masuk vs. Brookfield. Night game away. Tied 1-1. Best §ime of the season. ct. 21 — Masuk vs. New Milford, at home. We lost 1-0. Bad game by us. I think we were all asleep or something! Oct. 23 — Masuk vs. Immaculate, away. We won 2-1. We looked pretty dead on the field though. Oct. 27 — Masuk vs. New Fairfield at home. We beat them 3-2 and Sualified for the state championships. ct. 29 — Masuk vs. Weston at Weston. They won, 1 -0. The um- pires were the absolute pits! It was a fairly rough game. ••Special thanks to narrator, Debbie Zilka. Bottom row (I to r): Monica Odoy, Mary jo Galaburri, Danielle Ocasio, Lisa Heffelfinger, Debbie Thorson, Debbie Zilka, Jennifer Werner. Top row: Coach Peg Moyer, Kim Frank, Lynn Magner, Sarah Hinkle, Stacey O'Connell, Michelle Rubis, Candy Reuter, Colleen Molitor. Coach's Comment... The teams played exciting hockey this season with five of our six losses coming by scores of 1-0. Our girls are eager and talented and each year the quali- ty of our play improves. 45 Miles of Toil ▲ Captain C. Rex shows some sportsmanship. ▲ Run for your lives! It's catching up! A Captain J. |une stretches before facing the tough course. A Mother may I take two steps? Cross-Country Sept. 6 ... Masuk and Abbott Tech, at Newtown ... guys beat Abbott Tech. 25-30 ... girls and boys lost to Newtown, though it wasn't a blowout ... Newtown had a messed up course ... Katie A. twisted her ankle ... Jen J. fell and slid into a tree, and several boys twisted ankles. Sept. 25 ... Bethel and New Milford at Masuk ... guys won aeainst Bethel . . . limited Masuk girls team (six runners) doing their best . .. rough meet .. . New Milford and Bethel tough and huge teams ... New Milford took up two buses! ... Jen J. first place, new course record 16:14 ... Evelyn became injured and was out for rest of season. Sept. 29... Lauralton Hall (just girls)... late-comers ... thought their bus broke down . .. Laurafton won ... Jen came in first though . .. Holly did great job . .. Katie became ill and out for rest of season ... girls' teamlimited even more. Oct. 2 ... Joel Barlow and Brookfield at Masuk ... another rough meet... both teams big and good ... Masuk girls had only four peo- ple finish ... Chris R. came in third ... Stoner followed for fourth place. Oct. 6 ... At Weston ... Weston had only a boys' team ... Masuk girls ran with for practice ... funny comments as girls run by guys!... Weston won ... Notre Dame arrived unexpected for guys ... they won by seven. Oct. 9 ... St. Joe's and New Fairfield at Masuk ... guys won against New Fairfield ... Rex came in first... Stone third. Oct. 15 ... Pomperaug and Central Catholic ... Cullagh and Jen J. ran in boys' race... Masuk boys won against Pomperaug. Oct. 23 . W.C.C.'s ... Jen. J. came in second ... Rex came in sixth ... boys' team fifth overall... girls' team eighth overall. Oct. 30 ... Girls' class race ... June fourth place ... other girls did great job, too! Jen J. qualified for open and another week of practice. Oct. 31 ... Boys' class race ... C. Rex came in seventh ... qualified for states. Nov. 7 ... State Open ... Jen J. 19th . . . All State qualified for New England Champs ... C. Rex came in 40th . .. great finish to great season. Nov. 15 ... New England Champs ... 50th place for Jen J. ... rough course ... season finally finished! ... Thanks, Coach Butler, we all love you!! Special thanks to narrator Jennifer June! A There's no stopping now! ► Jim Z. leaves the shadows behind. Bottom row (I to r): Greg Stone, Chris Rex, Jim McClay, Jennifer June, Heather Leslie, Holly Dayton. Second row: Jay Milks, Mgr., James Milks, Brad Powell, Trevor Rice, Bill Walser, Matthew Soto, Mike Drueen, Jim Zingo, Rob Stevens, Greg Takas, Coach Butler. Coach's Comment... This season has been one of growth for individuals and for the teams. Although team records do not reflect great success, each individual made great strides in developing as an athlete and a grow- ing, caring person. A A The coach is always there to catch you when you fall. 47 Answering the Gun Sept. 12 .. Lauralton Relay .. . everyone was so anxious about our first meet that we forgot Mrs. G. and had to turn the bus around to pick her up. Sept. 16 Holy Cross . . . lost ... first meet with individual events... freshmen were scared. Sept. 17 .. Stratford . . won .. . Janeen kicked herself in nose during one of her dives ... everyone was very tired after swim- ming two meets in a row. Sept. 23 ... New Fairfield ... lost... freshmen were finally adjusting to meet atmosphere. ° Sept. 26 ... Weston ... lost . .. times began to come down .. . people weren't as frustrated with their performance as in previous meets. Sept. 29 ... Pomperaug . .. lost ... our first home meet . . . many people showed up to give support and encouragement. .. many school and personal records were broken. Oct. 3... Wappingers Central... lost. .. more records broken. Oct. 7... Newtown ... won ... first time Masuk ever beat Newtown!! Oct. 10... St. Joe's ... lost... close meet... counted meet as a personal win and great accomplishment. Oct. 14 ... Plainville . .. lost... took close to an hour to get to Plainville everyone was really tired. Oct. 16 ... Wappingers Falls ... lost .. . close meet (88-84) ... the meet came down to the final relay. Oct. 21 ... Watertown ... won ... Shannon, one of our divers, swam in final relay. Oct. 23... Notre Dame . . won . .. everyone got to choose the events she wanted to swim in ... we swept nearly every event. Oct. 30 . Seymour .. won ... other team only had eight swimmers, all of which were good ... we had more depth because of drastic difference in size of team. Nov. 5 ... W C.C.'s .. . came in third out of five teams . .. beat Newtown and New Fairfield . . . first time WCC's were held at Masuk. Special thanks to narrator, Linda Dyer! ▲ How dry I am — How wet I'll be! ▼ Coach Faustich helps to time the players. ▲ Flippers Revenge!! Girls' Swimming Coach's Comment... This was the best season ever for girls swim- ming at Masuk. The freshman members con- tributed greatly to our suc- cess, not only through their abiity, but also in their positive attitude. I'm looking forward to even better teams in the future. First row (I to r): Jennifer Schuchman, Linda Hastings, Linda Dyer, Laurie Frick, Kathy Maruca, Jill Addessa, Amy LaBelle, Lisa Grimes, Jennifer Bryan, Andrea Garafolo, Marjorie Langdon, Dawn Kopcik, Renee Rossi. Second row: Kim Boveri, Bev Flynn, Dawn Karam, Tracy Holsworth, Elizabeth Humphrey, Chris Bucci, Coach Nancy Faustich. Third row: Chris DeLucia, Dana Stankowitz, Amy Faustich, Renee Wojtas, Patty Wojcik, Amanda Gomez, Ja- neen Prosek, Jenny Gerritsen, Karen Hanisick, Heather Dammerman, Diving Coach Mrs. Giampaolo. 49 Bump, Set, Spike ... A L. Morgan secretly hints that Masuk is number one! The Masuk Girls' Varsity Volleyball team started their season out with two prospective wins. Though the rest of the season wasn't as fortunate, the seven-girl team put up a reasonable fight and never lost their team spirit. Unity as a team gave them the strength to try their best against many of the tough teams played. With such team pride, Masuk volleyball will strive to be on top next year. Bottom row (I to r): Daisy McGough, Jennifer McAuliffex, Lisa Morgan, Tina Morgan. Top row: Maureen Whitely, Cheryl Dellacorte, Kelly McGovern, Nicole Feinsinger, Melissa Capucci, Sharon Beucher, Coach Cyr. The Varsity Volleyball team had potential this year; they proved it by winning games against top-ranked teams in the league, but they weren't able to take the match. We needed more depth on the bench as we only had seven members on the var- sity squad. They were a fun group to work with. A It always helps to be friendly with the referee. ▼ T Coach Cyr keeps an eye on her team. Coach's Comment... Varsity Volleyball ▲ That slam spike was worth celebrating! ► S. Beucher concentrates on the return ball. ▲ N. Feinsinger shows her forceful bump. A ► Go ahead. Make my day! ▼ You want me to breakdance now?! ▼ Oh please, don't let it come back to me! A Two words say it all!! ▼ ► K. McGovern high-fives over the net. 51 J.V. Football Freshman Football A Right into a Panthers paw is where the ball is gonna fall! Bottom Row (L to r): Tom Morgan, Dale Dymkowski, Craig Phillips, Mike Brigfield, Joe lanucci, Kevin Kelly, Chris Phillips, Brian Holliday, Steve Grimaldi. Second Row: Todd Sudora, Ed Boshmen, Jim Patchkotsky, Brad Vin- cent, Joe Kobza, John Milks, Joe Bernitt, Artie Baker. Third Row: Todd Risko, Bryan Williams, Jeff Derallis, Paul Balog, Bobby Vitts, Drew Sedlock, John Corris, Mike Auszura, Kevin Dwyer. A A Masuk player grips the football in his arms. A Warming up and sparking the spirit. A ►No pain. No gain. A J. Corris, with ball in hand, does some fancy footwork toward the end zone. A The Masuk quarterback concentrates on a successful pass. A ► Ball in hand, on the twenty yard line, and onward to a touchdown! A The Masuk massacre begins. A Concentrating on your teamwork is a big factor in the game. ▼ Watching the excitement isn't half as good as being in the excitement. ▼ ► There you go ref, solid proof of that face mask attempt. Bottom Row (L to r): Joe Kobza, Dale Dymkowski, Craig Phillips. Second Row: George Schrade, Lou Proto, Scott Lavalle, Brian Fedak, Sean Hatria, Rob Pale. Third Row: Dom Tropiano, Tom Morgan, Joe lanucci, Gus Valakos, Sean Luk, Dan Dimindelli, Kevin Kelly. Fourth Row: Pete Froki, Doug McGouch, John Stepik, Lee Crocker, Nick Banks, Ed Zarola, Adam Karp. Top Row: Tom Caporaso, Coach John Larkins, Coach Frank Principi, Brad Schaparo. 53 ▲ A Masuk player sets up for a forceful kick. ▲ Think quick, here comes the ball!! Bottom Row (L to r): Anthony Frank, Chris Forsythe, Chris Russo, Brian Humpal, Jason Fell, Bret Sczcesny, Dan Bernett, Daniel Vambey. Top Row: Dan Mumm, Tripper Senges, Andy Ballard, Robert Hardy, Marc Olsen, Dan Dzikowicz, Colen Moe, Paul Callo, Scott Chepow, Bunky Moran, Coach Jerry Stevens. A An open-wide shot towards the goal. A A Masuker struts his stuff. A Clash of the feet. A Maneuvering the ball down the field J.V. Boys' Soccer J.V. Field Hockey Bottom Row (L to r): Judy Roveda, Jennifer Rusnak, Michelle Rubis, Michele Mondo, Denise Mumm, Erin Senges, Kelly Robinson. Top Row: Coach Peg Moyer, Tina Liguori, Michelle Ledoux, Jamie Partridge, Laura Harlacker, Jodi Chickering, Jennifer Lipees, Kari Zilka, Denise Massari, Colleen Molito. ▲ Laura H. and Jodi C. make some faces at the opposing team. ▼ Seems like the ref has different ideas about that play! ▲ The Masuk girls prepare for a face-off. A Jennifer L. gets ready to steal the ball away. 55 ▲ T. Lazette goes for the slam! A Look at those cheesy smiles!! Bottom Row (L to r): Daisy McGough, Mela Veltry, Tina Morgan. Top Row: Tracy Lazette, Allison Dudley, Robyn Massari, Jennifer Burns, Coach Holly Cyr. A T. Morgan prepares to bump the ball away. A ► Strong returns are the way to get the points! A Some team enthusiasm is shown. ? ■ J.V. Volleyball ▲ J. Devin and L. Mancuso demonstrate their team spirit. ▲ M. Peters shows his dedication and concentration. A ► Two heads are better than one! ▼ See mom, no cavities! A It's always fun to be number one! A Lean on me .. . I'll be your friend .. . 57 Dribbling to Victory 9 A ► W. Favro soars above the rest. A Coach Bussey gets his team psyched. Bottom Row (I to r): Steve Brown, Willie Favro, Greg Venditti, Todd jordan, Mike Cunningham, Roy White. Top Row: Coach Bussey, Tim Germain, Mike Hoag, Andre Alexander, Scott Stevens, Bruce Bligh, Steve Hackett, Brian Beck, Coach Shea. A B. Bligh maneuvers through the defense. ▼ Just give them some shakers and who needs cheerleaders?! Boys' Varsity Basketball After knocking on the door last season when we lost to Weston in the finals of the Western Connecticut Conference, we were picked to win our division this year by several newspapers. Returning three players from that runner-up squad — Todd Jordan, Greg Venditti and Willie Favro — along with Bruce Bligh, Scott Stevens and transfer Andre Alexander made Masuk a safe bet. Sensing a wealth of potential, Head Coach Jeff Bussey and Assistant Coach Kim Shea led the squad through a rigorous pre-season of practices and scrimmages. These scrimmages showed the team what many other people already knew — Masuk would be a force in the W.C.C. This was proved as Masuk went undefeated in the league (16-0) and triumphed in emotional regular season victories over Wild Division powers Immaculate and Pomperaug. Another milestone was reached by Todd Jordan as he scored his 1000th point in the final regular season game. The undefeated league record made Masuk the number one seed in the W.C.C. playoff against fourth seed Brookfield. The winner then will play the winner of the Immaculate — Pomperaug game. Special thanks to narrator Greg Venditti! A The plan goes like this ... T T. Jordon jumps into the spotlight. ▼ ► G. Venditti raises his arms and is sure it will go in! 59 A These fans weren't paid to come here, they paid to get in! Still Going Strong ▲ Captain M. Odoy ignores the defense and barrels through for the two pointer. ▼ The two coaches go over the team plans. Coach's Comment: This season has been especially gratify- ing due to our 19-1 record and winning the league championship for the 8th time in the last eleven years. The senior leadership sup- plied by Nicole Feins- inger, Monica Odoy, Debbie Zilka, Beth Chittick and Rachael Stadler has been outstanding and a primary reason for our success ' — Coach Strong Bottom Row (L to r): Rachael Stadler, Nicole Feinsinger, Monica Odoy, Deb- bie Zilka. Second Row: Sharon Beucher, Michelle Rubis, Melissa Cappucci, Sue Webster, Beth Chittick. Top Row: Coach Strong, Michelle Cyr, Debbie Pohorylo, Robin Massari, Kristen Holcomb, Jen Werner, Candy Reuter, David Strong, Coach Munn. A You have to jump higher than that to stop D. Pohorylo from getting the swish! A ► N. Feinsinger achieved her 1,000 points with tricky shots like this. Girls' Varsity Basketball A Up for grabs! A ► K. Holcomb jumps above the opponent toward the hoop. ▼ Getting distracted by the flash is a common problem when your team is number one! Ever since Coach Strong has taken control of the Girls basketball program at Masuk, the teams have had incredibly successful seasons. The 1986-87 Pan- therettes are no exception as they finished the regular season 21-1 and with the Western Con- necticut Conference crown. Although every game is memorable, a few stand out more than others. Perhaps the most memorable being the W.C.C. Championship vs. Bethel, which was a solid team effort. The Pantherettes seem to have bonded together and grown oblivious to the fact that losing is a possibility. Evidence being the team's victory over a talented Greenwich squad. After trailing for three and one-half quarters that team reached down and pulled off a four point victory. Unfortunately, losing is always a possibility, and one that the Immaculate Mustangs made evident to the girls. In their only loss this season, the team played an unusually flat game and after trailing by as much as sixteen points in the first quarter suffered a loss by only two points. This kind of unity, desire and winning attitude are the key in- tangibles that makes Masuk girls basketball a continual success. Hopefully, those intangibles will propel this talented team to a state championship. If the state games follow suit, well, just look at the record ...! Special thanks to narrator Nicole Feinsinger. ▼ So, it's those goofy faces you make, Nicole, that keeps the defense away. ▼ The best way to get points is to jump in front of the defense. ▼ ► D. Zilka shows us her handy-dandy one handed lay-up. 61 Running On Ice ▲ Underneath all that gear, pulses the desire to win. ▼ Masuk chases Barlow out of the picture. ▼ ► Masuk skater out on his own. Bottom Row (L to r): Derek Meglio, Rob Frate, Keith Bunovsky, Jeff Brow Mike Feltovic, Mark Paciello, Brian Bates, Davitt Kelly, Brian Cirella. Tc Row: Stacy O'Connell, Danielle Ocasio, Coach Paul Daly, Tad Naramor Paul Wishneski, Ron VanDerweert, Matt Parker, Chad McDonnell, Chi Babcock, Charles Lipeles, Chris Gruce, Chris Meyer, Ron Muizulis. ▲ Whatever you do, don't look back now! Ice Hockey A Caught in the Masuk crush. A Never too quick for the Masuk player. ■4 Nowhere to run, nowhere to hide. A Captain K. Bunovsky shows his skill. ► M. Feltovic breaks away across the ice. Dec. 12 Masuk vs. Joel Barlow — 4-2 win — We were fired up for our first game of the season and wanted to win. At the final buzzer we had hopes for a winning season ... Dec. 19 Masuk vs. Wilbur Cross — 7-10 loss — We were in awe at the big arena of New Haven Coliseum where we played. 7-2 at second period then came back with five more though they got three more ... Dec. 20 Shepaug vs. Masuk — 3-2 win — We played a great game. At the end of second period we knew the win was in our grasp with a 3-1 lead ... Dec. 23 Masuk vs. New Milford — 1-8 loss — Not a good day for us. Tried to get at least a few goals to make it a respectable loss... Dec. 27 Immaculate vs. Masuk — 1-15 loss — Cold day on the ice and we tried our best. A second heavy loss didn't boost our spirit... Dec. 29 Weston at Masuk — 5-2 win — We had the desire to win real bad. Started game off with much intensity and we knew we would win!... Ian. 2 Masuk vs. Trumbull — 3- 0 loss — The puck just didn't bounce our way. Sloppy playing and too many penalties ... Ian. 7 Bethel vs. Masuk — 4-2 win — Close and good game for us. With fancy stick handling and good coaching we put away four goals to their two and won . .. Ian. 14 loel Barlow vs. Masuk — 10-2 win — We dominated game from beginning. K. Bunvosky had two goals and three assists, M. Feltovic had three goals and two assists and j. Brown had two each. This win brought us over the .500 mark with a 5-4 record Ian. 24 Notre Dame vs. Masuk — 2-6 loss — We played a good game. K. Bunvosky put two away but that wasn't enough with their six .. . Feb. 2 Wilbur Cross vs. Masuk — loss — We couldn't get the puck into the net and had to settle for a loss ... Feb. 7 Masuk vs. Weston — 2-6 loss — Tempers flared as the game progressed. Weston a Masuk controls the puck, took early lead. With nine minutes left in the game, fights broke out and game was called after five Masuk and Weston players were ejected from the game for fighting. Special thanks to narrator Mike Feltovic! 63 ▲ Twisting and turning but ending with style. ▼ S. Stevens dries off and takes a breather after his race. A Going in with a smooth landing. A ► Coach Holcomb checks over the results of his team. The Masuk Swim Team seniors for 1986- 87 were Spencer Stevens and Bryant Holcomb, Co-Captains. Other seniors were Chris Capo- bianco, )im Zingo, Bill Harrison and Brian Grubb. The team record was 4 and 9. Bryant Holcomb broke three school records in the 100 freestyle 200 and 50 freestyle. Bottom Row (L to r): Dan Michaels, Jim Zingo, Chris Capobianco, R Christie. Second Row: Vinny Caggianello, Mike Stewart, Travis Burton, Jar Dzlinski, Bob Matheson, Rob Stevens, Will Gray, Dawn Kopchick, Jen Br Amy Faustich. Top Row; Chris Grubb, Brian Grubb, Tim LaBelle, Jason F Rich Hattier, Diving coach Shirley Giampaolo, Coach Bill Holcomb. Boys' Swimming Whether you are a long distance swimmer swim- ming the twenty lap 500 meter race or a sprinter specializing in the two lap 50, being a member of the swim team requires determination. There are many times during a practice consisting of 160 laps when each member would like to quit. This year, struggling with a young team, Coach Holcomb worked the team extra hard to get wins. Though the beginning of the season was often frustrating, the Mermen worked themselves into a fine team for a more successful season end. This year's team was ex- tremely spirited, members constantly cheering on friends. On the block, however, total concentration reigns. The only thing on the mind as the gun starts the race is that first explosive leap, try- ing to get that extra edge. For a diver, concentration is equally important. This year's team will be remembered by their pre- meet cheer: Swim hard, swim fast, come on Panthers, kick some Co! Co! Co! Special thanks to narrator Brian Grubb! A A race against time to beat their best. ▼ Keeping balance on the board is just as important as control in the air. ▼ ► One of the swimmers needed a little help getting out of the water. 65 Thrill of Victory and Agony of Defeat Victory Agony of Defeat 67 The Panthers' Roar All the cheerleaders, freshmen through seniors, cheering for soccer, football, or basketball, are coached by Terry Grewcock. With plenty of team work and practice, the cheerleaders help to make the games just that much more special. No one said it would be easy to stand outside and cheer on a mid-November night, but lots of layers and spirit from the cheerleaders are enough to warm up anyone, cold crowds and winning teams, alike. Spirit and celebration are what the cheerleaders do best. During the year we have seen their work in pep assemblies, such as during Homecoming Week when everyone rushed the gym floor to join the cheerleaders in Hands Up, or when endless cheers are heard throughout touchdowns and winning foul shots. The cheerleaders psyche up their selected players with goodies and pep. Next year will be another spirited one for Masuk with a ma- jority of the squad returning as seniors, ready and waiting to carry on the Panthers' Roar! ▲ Betcha those legs feel like frozen fish sticks. ▲ Masuk's new soccer cheerleaders. A The three muskateers relax during half-time. T ► Can you guess which hand it's in? T K. Tomena flashes her senior smile toward the crowd. Cheerleaders ▲ Mrs. Grewcock's junior Varsity squad poses together. A They're behind them all the way! 69 A B. Beck leaps up with the ball stunning the opposing players. ▼ Screaming at him won't work, you have to block him! ► Coach Shea goes over the game plan with his team. Bottom Row (L to r): John Magner, Jay Vincent, Mike Chittick, Jay Zahoi Brook Teeter. Top Row: Coach Shea, Chris Germain, John Kovacs, Mik Hoag, Steve Hackett, Mike Cunningham, Brian Beck. A M. Hoag makes a direct shoot. A ► Those one-handed shots take a lot of strength. JV Basketball Freshman Basketball ▲ The Masuk defense scares away the offense. ▼ Body in air, ball in hand, eye on the hoop... ▼ ► Jumping through the others to make the two pointer. A Masuk dribbles the ball by the opponent with ease. A When there isn't much time, one handed shots come in handy. Bottom Row (L to r): Tom Morgan, Mike Brigfield, Joe lannucci, Joe Kobza, Brian Humpal. Second Row: Matt Lent, Bunky Moran, Hunter Howell, John Bluestein, Brett Szczesny. Third Row: Craig Phillips, Matt Fisch, George Thompson, Coach Butkovsky, Mike Polazo. 71 A- V The Junior Varsity Girls' Basket- ball team performed an excellent and flawless season resulting in an undefeated record of 17 wins, no losses and a 15-0 record in the Western Connecticut Conference. The closest any team got to the Pantheretts was a 51-41 game against Joel Barlow. The majority of the girls' games had at least a twenty point spread. The top scorers for the Pantherettes includ- ed starter Michele Rubis who gain- ed 13.1 points per game with a season total of 223 points and starter Robin Massari who aver- aged 12.1 points each game and a season total of 206 points. Coach Bud Munn quotes that Musak has always had a great girls basketball team and always will. The future for this talented team looks to be one of more success and a threatening pose to other teams as an undefeated season could most likely be the story for next year. Bottom Row (L to r): Melissa Cappucci, Michelle Rubis. Second Row: Mary Alice Grenner, Laura Harlacker, Julia Strong, Jen Rusk, Stephanie Riley. Third Row: Coach Munn, Heidi Laurvick, Sharon Beucher, Michelle Cyr, Allison Dudley, Robin Massari, Leslie Mancuso, Jodi Dicker- ing, David Strong. Masuk vs. Opponem 62 New Milford 29 51 Barlow 41 51 Greenwich 21 50 Weston 12 55 Central Catholic 30 61 Abbott Tech. 20 52 Bethel 18 50 Brookfield 34 58 New Fairfield 25 52 Newtown 34 50 Norte Dame 22 53 Pomperaug 29 58 New Milford 39 56 Bethel 40 67 Brookfield 7 52 Immaculate 43 60 Newtown 22 Girls' J.V. Basketball Girls' Freshman Basketball ▲ ► It's all in the flick of your wrist. ▲ No hands can stop R. Massari from shooting the ball into the basket. Bottom Row (L to r): Deena Pavia, Julia Strong, Michelle Cyr. Top Row: Robin Massari, Leslie Mancuso, Allison Dudley, Coach Darlene Phillips. A After a while the lights start to look like the ball. A The freshman girls get their direction from Coach and past Masuk player, Darlene Phillips. ▼ The ball gives off a little electricity. 73 Before competition begins many forms of anticipation take place. Athletes either feel the stirring sensation of butterflies in their stomach or a burning desire within to go out and do their best. On the day of competition the first thing on most peo- ple's minds right when they awake is the upcoming game and oh how they wish they could stay in bed all day long. Though, others look forward to their games and start off their day psyched and raring to go! Some common feelings amongst Masuk players are the beating heartbeats before stepping up to the plate, ner- vous yawns before running, nailbiting before performing a dive in front of the serious judges, a stern silence of the football team as they hope to keep their record of number one, a fretting face-off and the desire to at least check one person into the wall before the game ends. The strongest feeling of ner- vousness occurs when the opposing team enters our turf. Every athlete checks out the size and spirit of their competitors. Before playing, roars of the opposing team can either in- spire us to get more psyched or be the result of a few more pangs of nervousness striking inside. Once these different feel- ings of anticipation subside the thought of winning never leaves. The yearning feeling inside to win makes it feel like there's nothing Masuk athletes can't do!! Anticipationl Candids SOMEBODY HAD TO DO IT !ml' Congratulations to the Exdous Staff on a job well done — thank you, Mr. Berkey Sept. . .. welcome to yearbook ... this year the key is organization ... The key? — yes, to the door! . . . pick a theme, any theme ... inside-out, upside-down?... uh ... no? .. . Sailing Away? . .. well ... I got it!! ... Department store!... uh, Jym? ... something that eve can relate to — hey guys... Let's Party!... that's ill... A celebration.'... not party, but celebration . . keep it clean .. confetti .. youth . . yearbook . .. victory .. . pep assembly on Fri_____Anyway . call Davis... Seniors Celebrate!... so, what's a deadline? ... nightmares in the daytime! ... yea, well have all year .til Oct. anyway ... air freshner in the cabinet .. . sports narrators . . . Randy .. . this is how you do a layout... this class, this, class, this is an air head! A Lunch ... not B, not C !... A !!... Keys? Nonen ever who'd ever need to get into the yearbook room?... no photographer... so? ... we'll have a book with no pictures! .1 really don't know any of these freshmen ... Semootis a little early, folks . .. three ads?... I have an ulcer ... Jules ... smile ... Jen- nifer, how bout some happy panthers?... Sounds great!.. Finally ... Leelo has keys ... Steve doesn’t have yearbook fit Fifth period anymore ... Jym, Gene . . where's your copv?... That is not copy!!! ... Kristin — awesome layout! .. . Copied copy!!???!?? ... 25 black carnations ... c'mon we really have a flower sale this Fndav?... crazy captions ... penny loafers ... Lynn — faculty pics?... Mr. Butler out the window .. Brian — the hot photographer... pizza, anyone?... What a bonfire!... Gene: you're late!! (again)... it's Celebrate, not vegetate.'.'.'... Leelo — relax ... where is everyone? ... but really — what is yearbook? ... Kristin — you're an ace ... where's KP now? ... Hey. hey baby ... Lenore — you're a goof ... Hamina, hamina . Reid is here .. Thanks K.K. and J.N. for getting the balloons and always making me smile ... Randy's in photography ... has anyone seen Miss Baudouin? . . Steve all I ask is one lunch . 87 school days!! ... Tracey nas it ... I need a pass .. late to chem. again and again ... did the pics come yet?... A Boston hotel room? listen . .. croppers are missing Denny understands ... no excuses ... how do you defish a fisch?. .. Shadows in Spanish Club . . Jym — Gene .no comment... 55 words or less? ... haha ... try 121 ... what a love life ... oh yea ... we have spirit ...(?)... have you seen my living room? Neither have I... oh, those distractions! ... get me outta here! . . . why? Tell me why?... how do you spell relief? senior year begins in March(?). . . let's PARTY!!... it'll be done tomor- row ... next week?... next monthf... S.O.S. — more ways than one ... it's been real, you know?... it's over... can't be it's never done!... is now!... supplement? Haha — nave fun!... have fun and celebrate ... long time, no life ... sleep?... What?... oh — the End?.. . If you say so. The Party's over .. . Keep in touch .. . L8m finally gonna Scream . . . AUGGHHH!!!. . . There was a party going on right here, A celebration that lasted through the year. We had some good times... and bad times too, We want to share them all... ... with you. Exodus 1987 A celebration. Not |usl a party, but a celebration of oneself — a celebration of Masuk EXODUS '87 is a culmination of shared laughter, tears, moments of loss and moments of victory. Only a brief glimpse of this past year. Exodus was not created to be a memory, but to spur memory. This past year has been a learning and, most definitely, a unique experience. As Editor, at times I may have seemed overbearing or too pushy, while at other times I may not have been demanding enough Now that the final deadlines have passed. I hope you — the Exodus staff, realize why I did things the way in which I did. They” say that Rome was not created in a day — maybe because no one ever set a deadline! Without the help of a few special people I don't know how I ever could have made it through this year 'Especially Kristen — who always seemed to understand my feelings and the rea meaning of 'yearbook You've been much more than a co-worker, you've been a real friend! Thanks to the YB staff and Mr. Berky for making it unforgettable. Kathy. Reido. Ralphie — with your patient support and hugs, you have gotten me through this year you even kept smiling along the way .. To that someone who kept distracting' me — you kept me sane in that bng home stretch. Mom — well now we can see the living room! — Suur kalli! To dear Mr Mack, Mr. C, and Mr. Maloney I will never forget the sup- port, friendship, and inspiration you have given me. — Leelo Lmask Editor 79 FORMING RELATIONS AFS The American Field Service (AFS) is a special activity which sends students to other parts of the country and the world. This exchange helps the United States' relationships with our neighbors, and our own students get a cultural experience they will never forget. Love, like family love, grows from the relationships they get from their brothers and sisters of other countries. Thanks to Mr. Hastings and Mrs. Lipeles, this ac- tivity has thrived in our school, and created some great relationships be- tween friends from all over the world. Bottom Row (Left to right): L. Thomas, K. Boetcher, D. Horvath, D. Kertesz,). June, D. Thorson. Middle Row: M. Arnold, Beck, T. Lazette, R. Humohrey, R. Stadler, B. Chittick, C. Knepler, T. Fowler, L. Magner, T. Meyers, C. Figlar. Top Row: Advisor Mr. Hastings, C. Germain, S. Dalgar, S. Ali, E. Zeller, S. Dulepski, Yago, D. Strong. NO TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES! 4 Advisor, Mr. Bachman. 4 Chris L, Bill H., and Greg H. captured many on video at the Sr. Jr. Picnic, but for once they were caught on film, as well! f Maria C. and her trusty crutch research in the MHS library. A V Club Through the lens of a camera we can spot the importance of a club which is involved in several Masuk activities, the A V Club. Many students 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 careers related to film. sound, and lighting. The lighting for dances, plays, the “Battle of the Bands, and other productions staged in the auditorium is created by the A V Club. The club worked spotlights and acoustics. Technical repair and videotaping for faculty (by request) are only some of the varied other services they perform. What would school life be like without these talented individuals and the effects they create? Keep up the good work! Bottom Row (left to right): Marcy Soriano, Jim Zingo. Top Row: Chris Landy, Chris Grubb, Dave Zukor, Maria Cam- bra, Kevin Shneck, Greg Humpal, Shawn Totten, David Strong. 81 THE BAND MARCHES Band The faint sound of Champion- ship, the band's marching piece, slowly emerges into a closer and more energetic beat. What once used to be an enclosed empty area in the bleachers, now screams with sound as Masuk's marching band falls into place. The band's versatile members headed by drum majors Heather Prewitt. Brian Grubb, Missy Cirella, and President, Chris Kelman pick up the beat. What plays as frantic football mania easily switches to Bach and all The Greats, in preparation for their 2 concerts, and a New Ingland com- petition. The band undergoes much work, frustration and laughs throughout the year, with parades, rehearsals and trip preparation to enter the annual festival of music competition. With a schedule such as this, it's easy to get out of step to the drum, but Masuk’s band is right in tune! A An enthusiastic Tim P. looks on. ► Drum Major Brian G. leads the band at the Macy's St. Patrick's Day Parade in N.Y.C. ▼ Drum Major Heather P. displays her Masuk Pride. Combined Band — Bottom Row: (Left to right)). Thomas, V. Hopkins, K. Hurley, H. Prewitt, K. Tammone, T. Vizvary, S. Schroeder, L Lee, C. Corbesato, M. Lockshier, R. Donnarumma. Second Row: A. Ryckelekynk, H. Erdmann, J. McAuliffe, M. Whiteley, C. McFadden, H. Getchell, C. McCarthy, C. Kennedy, A. Harkey,). Roman, |. Beno, M. Waldrop. Third Row: M. Diaz, C. Leed, C. Forsythe, D. Mumm. K. Giannini, A. Remson, E. Longo, j. Frkanec. Fourth Row: A. Shuster, S. Buehler, S. Singh, R. Christie, K. Tanacea, R. Tevolitz, F. Cargill, D. Mumm, R. Stevens, C. Cass, S. Chepow, D. DiGiovanna, L. Mancuso. Fifth Row: S. Tortora, J. Lavallee, T. Bonnot, C. Knepler, B. • Oski, G. Sullivan, B. Karp, B. Tulley, M. Olsen, R. Strassburger. Sixth Row: T. Prewitt, T. Parsell, T. Vincent, M. Horodmak, K. Neubauer, M. Parker, D. Fuller, J. Tulley. Marching Band BATTLE OF THE BANDS Battle of the Bands The Battle of the Bands is always one of Masuk's most crowd-drawing at- tractions. Masuk musical groups come together in friendly competition to see who gives the best performance. This long-awaited night is always filled with mixed emotions and nervousness for students awaiting their turn on stage to face the inevitably critical audience of Masuk students. Once on stage, however, everyone's “stage fright con- verts to a battle for the stars. Battle of the Bands A SONG IN MY HEART Masuk's chorus, headed by Tom Landry, is right on pitch. The Masuk singers are made up of the various groups which roam Masuk's halls, a good percentage of whom svant to pursue performing as a career. Senior chorus president, Mary Starks, heads the vocalists in singing to the hearts of Monroe. Fun seems to overtake the work needed to ac- complish the two concerts during the year, and the major competition which will be held in New England this year. They'll have to work hard to achieve last year's rank of com- ing in 1st place in this nationally represented competition. Masuk chorus, a group of people and a club which botn seem to be right on key! Bottom Row: (Left to right) H. Prewitt, S. Buehler, M. Starks. Second Row: I. Suffredim, M. Soriano, S. Dulepski, C. Leed, M. leed, K. Hurley, T. Liu, M. Frkanec, M. Ruscoe, E. Pallatella, C. Figlar, L. Papp, M. Nelson. Third Row: J. I a valle, J. Partridge, M. Hendren, A. Faustich, E. Janser, T. Farr, T Rosenberg, L. janco, j. Devin, R. Stevens, B. Chittick, K. Arnold, M. LeDoux. Fourth Row: P. Goulet, L. Marvin, C. Moffa. A. Kordzek. K. Sirch, A. Pisani. H. Farr, D. Middlebrook, H. Tail, T. Fowler, M. Cirella. C. Germain, E. Zeller, L. Thomas. K. Dwyer, L. Steinert. Fifth Row: P. Balog. B. Harrison, L. Osborne, S. Whiteley, T. Prewitt, E. Humphrey. C. Cass, J. York, G. Lee, S. Anderson, A. Brown. Top Row: J. Morgan. G. Humpal, C. Landy, M. Cambra, M. Hydeck, |. Gerritsen,). Zingo. ▼ 8oys on the staff”: G. Humpal, C. Landy, C. Cass, J. York. R. Stevens. S. Whitely. ► Select Chorus — Bottom Row: (Left to right) P. Goulet, T. Farr, E. Janser, I. Papp, H. Tait, M. Starks, M. Soriano. Middle Row: T. Rosenberg. M. Cirella, L. Thomas. A. Brown, C. Germain, H. Prewitt, M. Nelson. Top Row: S. Buehler, S. Whitely, B Harrison, C. Cass. Chorus Candids Bottom Row (Left to right): D. Strong, T. Liu. Top Row: Advisor Mr. Strong, C. Moe, C. Cass, Advisor Mr. Borsari, F. Radza,). Babina, G. Rutkowski. ALL THE KINGS'MEN Chess Club Masuk's Varsity Pawns and Rooks engage in vicious battle to defend our honor. These young knights of the checkered board went to battle during the Fall of 1986. Headed by King Coach Strong, the warriors led a trium- phant season fighting their way through the battle arena on the small square. With rooks on the side, queens in place, and bishops ready for battle it seemed there would be no stopping our knights of the round table, playing the sport of the mind. Chess Club Close Up . . . NEXT THE WHITE HOUSE A Bottom Row: (left Io righl) R. DeCrutlola, R, Rice, J. Lowe, T. Meyers. Top Row: Advisor Mrs. Pet- tigrew, S. Stevens, C. Fisch, S. Ali, F. Radza. Close Up The Close Up Club, guided by Mrs. Pet- tigrew, is focused on getting a better or close up” look at United States politics and our governmen- tal system. The Club visits Washington, D.C. every year, pro- viding the members with a perfect oppor- tunity for a bird's eye view of the government. To support their activities, the Close Up Students have held many flower and bake sales. A Steve B. and Nicole F. listen attentively at a seminar. ◄ ◄ Don't they look a bit too innocent?! ▼ A few club members pose proudly for the photographer. ■A Famous newscaster Diane Smith takes time out to meet with Masuk Senior Monty deMayo. ON GUARD Color Guard The Color Guard is a lively group of Masuk students who participate with the Masuk Band at halftime during the football games. Dur- ing halftime at the games the Color Guard shows off their talents using flags and rifles. The Masuk Color Guard also competes with Color Guard teams of other schools when the band competes with other bands. Hours of practice go into making the Color Guard perform precisely; and thanks to practice and skill, it is accomplished. Top Row (Left to right): T. Bowen, D. Middlebrook, G. Fredericks, K. Hurley. Kneeling: T. Fowler. Color Guard Candids SNAGGED! ► Seniors Jill D. and |ulie A. got snagged by the yearbook photographer!! ▼ Dave M. works The Mart. 4 -4 Awww.. . c'mon, I don't want to smile! ▼ 4 Hub-a-bub-bub ... 3 men in a tub ... (Jim M. Matt Y„ Kevin S.) ▼ ▼ Robin S. and Tina L. Tina, why aren't you smiling? ▼ Oh great! Another fire drill in -80 degree weather! Bottom Row (Left to right): S. Dulepski. M. Cirella, I. Thomas, J. Morgan, C. Fisch. Second Row: L. Schaffer, C. Roy, H. Prewitt, M Cam bra. M. Bucur, M. Soriano, T Farr, M. Arnold, K. Fletcher. Third Row R. Humphrey. C. Landy, K. Schneck, H. Tai , J. Turey, B Reaumt J. Schanck, I Papp, E. Palatella. Top Row: S. Totten, M. Schwartz, M. Hydeck, B. Riley. R. Reda. K. Carter. M Starks. M Ledoux. T Prewitt, C. DellaCorte, I. Suffredini, M. Ruscoe. THE DARK OF THE Drama Club Put together: Lights — Curtain — Action and you are smack in the middle of the Masuk Drama Club! joining the club can be as easy as forgetting a line! Two plays are produced per year. This year's fall production, Dark of the Moon,” was a great hit; the spring musical, Carousel, also brought a breath of fresh air, with several old and new per- formers on stage. Talent is quite evident as some of the actors are even plann- ing to develop careers in the performing arts. The weeks of preparation and work which go into the technical planning and theatrical perfection, and the sweating out of those final rehearsal days before opening night, are well worth the effort because The show must go on! And thanks to our very own Masuk Masquers and capable directors, it does!! MOON A Bill Rraumc . .. Hey, Witchboy . . ◄ Lei me tell you about my guy! (Evelyn P.) ► love-stricken Barbara Allen was portrayed by |en Turey. Drama Club A Floyd Allen? John Denver? . Jeremy Schank? . . You decide A ► Want some c.iaaandy, little boy?. (Rob H.) ► He can change witches, but he can't cure his rheumatism. A Ring around the rosie ashes, ashes, we all fall down ◄A Marvin Hudgins (Ralph R.) fights for his girl. Heather T. doesn't hide her feelings Simply repulsive!' 93 TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS F.B.L.A. Our leaders for tomor- row's America reside at Masuks' Future Business Leaders of America club today. The President heads the board with monthly meetings regarding speakers, plans, and Finan- cial events. Run as if in a major corporation, the club discusses matters of concern. A national con- ference competition becomes the conclusion of the year's planning. These quick minds of law, shorthand and public speaking make up the club's roster and give it a strong and workable system which truly represents Masuk and Tomorrows' leaders. Bottom Row (Left to right): Advisor Mrs. Biagioni, K. McGovern, G. Fisch, L. Schaffer, J. Turey, B. Rose E. Carroll, C. Cedergren. Top Row: C. Clarke, Cedergren, K. Konwa, L. Maruca, K. Maruca, L Monaco, E. Wargo, G. Riccio, R. Muizulis, D. Beaupre, K. Kennelly. A Oh God! Did you see what was in the coffee?! A ► Gene Fisch eyes the brownies. ▼ F.B.L.A. Members Ron M., Steffan M., and Cindy S. help out in the Sr. Citizens' Center. FBLA Fire Brigade HOT STUFF Fire Brigade Just like “Emergen- cy 1, Masuk's Fire Brigade is always prepared in case of emergency. These young, brave firefighters are on constant alert, waiting to organize and act, should a hot incident occur. This task force is made up of 25 members, lead by Guidance Counselor David York, who is also a part of Stevenson's Volunteer Fire Department. If fire alarms and sirens should ever sound, we can feel safe and confident with our Masuk Fire Brigade, a well tuned machine of firefighters, on our side. ▼ Senior Donald Clark is always prepared to jump into action in case of emergency. ◄ Bottom Row (left to right): Advisor Mr. York, R. Nowotny, C. Elovecky, M. Devan, D. Clarke, C. Riccio. Middle Row: T. Ham- monds, B. Galbroith, B. Galbroith,). Wasik. Top Row: J. York, G. Carris, D. Clark, S. Vecherelli, M. Turchark, G. Christenson, A. Ocasio. 95 BON JOUR French Club Masuk's French Club, headed by Mr. Garofolo, is also referred to as Le Cercle Francais. Members of French Club learn not just to speak French fluent- ly, but also about the French and their culture. During the year, the French Club takes trips and organizes several ac- tivities; to raise money for their outings, the French Club holds flower sales and other similar fund-raisers. Bottom Row (Left to right): Advisor Mr. Garofolo, M. teed, S. Hinkle, M. Cirella, K. Konwa, E. Zeller, M. Bucur. Top Row: A. May, C. DellaCorte, J. Schank, M. LeDoux, S. Dulepski. French Club Free Press READ ALL ABOUT IT Free Press Issue after issue, the Masuk Free Press has turned out the school newspaper. The paper, written by members of the press, includes little tid- bits such as our sports. Creative Horizons, and opinions on what affects our school and its students. Honest Information Seeds Meaningful Infor- mation is the motto car- ried out through every paper released. The members carefully report their subjects to get an ac- curate story, and it shows in the finished product. When the paper is ready for printing, it leaves the Free Press advisor, Mr. Cagganello, and goes to Mr. Cianciolo, the Graphic Arts advisor, to be printed and received by the populous of Masuk. Bottom Row (left to right): A. Johnson, D. Catapano, D. Horvath, M. Lockshier. Top Row: Advisor Mr. Cagganello, C. Roy, T. Farah, G. Humpal, G. Venditti, K. Maruca, B. Cimmino, R. Stadler, S. Brown, F. Agnello, M. Cambra, R. DeGruttola, M. Christo, J. Lowe, M. Bartlett, C. Molitor. Vol.2 No.2 Masuk High School Monroe, CT 06468 3 IVbsuk Seniors School Expansion Qualify As Merit Seni-Fina ists Masuk Bowlers 4 UnsM Jn A Sl4 million oroccsed e-oarsion anc renovation ■'is seen orooosea ov tre Scaro at Education to meet ♦he rjsjc increased student e“f oliment« 7se ccce ccmcliance 0’ all t:ve sonacis will cost any wner e ♦ om to Additions to Fawn Hollow. Steonev Elementary. Needed Tne orooosea o c.iect nas oeen met witn ucn aooeotanoe. Throughout tne town most oeccle. educators and oarents alike ♦eel that this exoansion ana renovation will oontirue to eeo standards ot education 97 UNSERE FREUNDE Always full of activity, the Masuk German Club is advised by Mrs. Marietta Ruel. After school club meetings provide an entertaining afternoon with food (German and other), music, friends, and sometimes even dancing for all. Especially popular among the Ger- man students are German breakfasts and brunches; even passersby in the hall are spirited by these festive activities. The Club had planned another trip to Germany, Switzerland, and Austria; but unfortunately, these plans were halted by terrorist activi- ty. Regardless of this disappoint- ment, lund raisers such as paper drives and bake sales were held in hopes of a trip in the future and shorter term day trips to German restaurants and other spots of interest. ▼ Colleen M. develops a system and practices good team work. ► Wo Wohnt Alois Reiter? Bottom Row: (Left to Right) K. Boetcher, S. Ali, S. Dalgar, M Whiteley, Alumni K. Hemey, B Chittick, F. Radza. Middle Row:). Schanck. R. Humphrey, M. Drueen, Alumni D. Ganser, Alumni C. Parker, S. Anderson. Top Row: Advisor Frau Ruel, M. Mossier, Alumni |. Burkeholder, Alumni C. Slopnick, Alumni M. Gerritsen, L. Heffelfinger, K. Tamena, Alumni K. Anderson, K. Augustyn, S. Dulepski, E. Zeller. Mining from Photo: R. Swanson. C. Molitor, A. May. A Senior Reid S. bares the cold February weather for the paper drive. ► lust some who stuck out the bitter kalt : Colleen M., Leelo L, Reid S., Aaron M. German Club Graphic Arts SHOOT PRINT Graphic Arts Photography Club The Graphic Arts Pho- tography Club plays a more silent role in Masuk activities and unfortunate- ly, their work sometimes goes unrecognized. Advised by Mr. Cianciolo, they are responsible for printing a substantial portion of office forms, drama and athletic programs, and the Masuk “Free Press. In addition, club members photograph for school publicity and yearbook, and participate annually in Masuk's EXPO. This year outings were taken to Mystic, Conn, and to a famous publication headquarters. Many thanks to the club for the time and effort invested to help Masuk society follow through daily, as well as special activities!!! Flash 'em! Still life photography w Drew S. and assistants Heather B. and |oe B. Bottom Row: (left to right) S. O'Connell, K. O'Brien, j. Rusnak, S. Hamilla, A. Dejulio, S. Potak, H. Benek. Top Row: Advisor Mr. Cianciolo (“C ), S. Hinkle, G. Riccio, R. Frate, j. Bernitt, D. Sedlock, C. Molitor. Missing From Photo: K. Bunovsky, G. Grewcock, L. Linask. ▲ “Okay, Mr. C, I'm getting it all down. (Sandra P.) ▼ Letting her fingers do the talking, Allyson D. flashes us a smil 99 STAY TUNED. . High School Bowl High School Bowl is a unique activity at Masuk. Under the guidance of Mr. Cag- ganello, three Masuk students and one alternate participate in a program struc- tured around the famous College Bowl program. The best preparation for this tough contest in- volves extensive reading. Successful completion of two preliminary matches lead to a televised appearance, spon- sored by Albertus Magus, on Channel 8 against an opposing school for the State Championship. Left to right: J. Schank, E. Zeller, Advisor Mr. Caggianello,). Zingo, K. Yacko. I High School Bowl Junior Classical League MORE THAN JUST TOGAS ▲ Bottom Row: (left to right) M. Langdon, S. Beucher, B. Chittick, N. Burke, J. Lipelis, M. Diaz, D. Zukor, J. Lee, B. Cunningham. Middle Row: D. Pohorylo, D. Massari, j. Zingo, C. McCarthy, C. Ken- nedy, L. Zeller, M. Arnold, M. Cooke, P. Goulet, D. Malewicki, M. Menard. Top Row: Advisor Mrs. Geisman, S. Miller, C. Tucker, J. Erdmann, K. Yacko, M. Daniels, C. DellaCorte, L. Fiedler, L. Thomas, Jr. Classical League The Latin Club, headed by advisor Mrs. Geisman, is very dedicated to learn- ing about the dead language. The club members are not only in- terested in learning about the language, but enjoy learning of the past that goes along with it. Club members learn about how, when and why the Latin language was used. During the spring of this year, the Latin Club and all Latin students took part in the National Latin Exam, testing their knowledge of Latin grammar, mythology, Roman History and culture. The members of the Latin junior Classical League gladly hold flower sales and similar fund raisers to support their Latin oriented festivities, com petitions, and contests. 101 SNAGGED AGAIN! ◄ Well, Todd . . . She got yal! ▼ Always sharing smiles — senior pals, Kristin D. and Yvonne S. ▲ Terri M. eyes the camera. A A Do you think they're hiding something? ► Senior Mike F. says, Lean back, relax, everything will be AOK!” ► ► No Kev, you don't look like Joan Collins! Candids Math League Bottom Row (left to right): L. Heffelfinger, B. Chittick, S. Tovish. Top Row: E. Zeller, C. DellaCorte. NO PROBLEM Math League New England Math League is open to any schools in the New England area. The league is subdivided into states; the states are subdivided into counties. Awards are given to the two highest scoring schools in the league, to the highest scoring school in each county, to the two highest scoring students in the league, and to the highest scoring in each grade level in each school. Any student at Masuk may participate, although most par- ticipants come from the honors-math classes. The con test consist of six questions must be completed in one-half hour. There are six contests a year. The school's score is ob- tained by totaling the five highest student scores (max- imum of 30 ). A perfect score of six is rare. This year, Sophomore Keith Murphy and Senior Mike Daniels have scored a '6' in a contest and came close on several others. Hoping for continual pro- mises in the years to come, the seniors and team plan their comprehensive strategies to defeat any large numbers that come along. A Advisor, Mrs. Conley. ◄ Cheryl DellaCorte works with concentration and care. ▼ Bryant Holcomb keeps on mathin'. 105 THROUGH CHILDREN'S EYES Monroe Builds Communications Not only young children return and look forward to playgrounds and summertime fun. A group of Masuk students volunteer their Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout the summer to become counselors and work with the children of M.B.C. Playground, held at Stepney Elementary School. This program was originated to help parents keep their children involved in safe and structured ac- tivity even when school was out of session. Of course, the counselors take their responsibilities very seriously. but the playground provides just as much fun for them (maybe even more) as for the children Several fun days were scattered through the summer; these days included Splash Day, outings to the parks, and even a day trip to Rye Playland, New York. The volunteers planned activities for themselves as well; tubing, visits to the beach, and a ski-reunion held at Loon Mountain. New Hampshire were only a few of the memorable occasions. Through children's eyes and our own, we see M.B.C. as a worth- while and enioyable service to the Monroe community. ► Well, I Guess we can have another fund raiser — flower sale. A Senior Lisa Heffelfinger: A is for Apple, J is for Jacks ► Dawn D. and Ann M. wait with their counselee at Pick-up. ► ► Billy L. and Dawn C. take a moment to relax together. ▼ Counselor Debbie Zilka joins in the game of Dodgeball. A Bottom Row (left to right): A. Mellisano, D. Chacko, A. May. Middle Row: D. Zilka, L. Bowen, P. Goulet, P. Boneparte, J. Stevens. Top Row: C. Suda, L. Linask, L. Heffelfinger, R. Humphrey, C. DellaCorte, C. Toriano, Advisor Polly Donovan. Missing From Photo: R. Reda, J. York, B. Lucas, K. White, D. Giovanni, S. Searles. M.B.C. M.R.A. VOICE OF MASUK A ). Young,). Duggan, D. Chacko, E. Neubauer, M. deMayo, G, Venditti, C. Caliento, J. Lipeles, M. Langdon. M.R.A. The Masuk Representative Assembly consists of some faculty and ad- ministration members, as well as a small group of students. The students are elected from each class to represent their in- dividual classes, and ultimately, the whole student body. As the voice of Masuk, this group meets monthly to address and resolve student and school issues. Seniors Lynn Bermingham and Ralph Reda are representatives to the Board of Educa- tion, and keep the two assemblies abreast of each others revelations and current, pending issues. 107 0 3 CAUGHT IN THE ACT ▲ Smiling sweethearts: Kris L -n- Helene S. ► ???????! ▼ ► The VB photographer invaded a little privacy and left them caught in the act! ▼ Jamie C. and Laura M----Singing Christmas Carols in the Sr. Lounge. Candids ■SrTJ' CfluftLiER Killed I 9 3i Ill GETTING ACQUAINTED A Hi, I'm Jackie C, and this is my friend Keith B_ ► Matt M. and Lynn B. chat unsuspectingly in 4th period open. ► ► Getting acquainted can be otsoffun. ▼ Happy hearts make happy people. (Dana S. and Chris G.) ► Reido, like I've been tellin' ya .. . It's Wet and It's Dry (Ralph R.) A Awww... you're just teasing!... (Randy H. and Cyndi H.) •A Catching a moment between classes, we catch Perry K and lodie C. Candids National Honor Society UPON OUR HONOR. . . National Honor Society Honor — Honour — Distinction above the rest; privilege. The National Honor Society holds some of the top scholastic minds in the coun- try. Each year some of Masuk's own are indicted into the society. For most, getting good grades is no easy task, as these members will tell. Endless hours of study-time for classes such as H UCT Biology, Calculus, and Honors World History go into the making of an Honor Society Member. These bright minds must show ability and an interest not only in academics, but also in other types of activities. Headed by Mrs. Nuechterlein, the Masuk Honor-students do many services for the community. Holding fundraisers for food, etc. really contribute to the needs of people in our area who neea help. The Society works throughout the year to uphold the distinction of their title, and of course, the precious 3.5+ average. NATIONAL HONOR V SOCIETY I Steve T. accomplishes some last minute cramming in Open. Bottom Row (left to right): Advisor Mrs. Nuechterlein, R. Stadler, K. Tomena, L. Maruca, H. Prewitt, M. Bucur, L. Haringa, A. Bodnar, M. Whiteley, J. Gerritsen, L. Dyer, C. Capobianco, J. June. Middle Row: J. Aucello, C. Kennedy, C. DellaCorte, L. Thomas, B. Chittick, B. Cunningham, C. Cass, M. Odoy, J. Zingo, E. Muschlitz, J. Erdmann, D. Ocasio, L. Heffelfinger, L. Schaffer, Advisor Mrs. Schwartz. Top Row: K. Olofson, M. Hossler, C. Lipeles, G. Venditti, M. Cirella, S. Tovish, S. Stevens, S. Miller, j. Bluestein, M. Daniels, K. Yacko, D. Locke, C. Tucker, D. Chacko, S. Kurtz. C. Capobianco takes a quiet time in the library to relax with the sports pages. I LEAN ON ME Peerleadership Operated through the Guidance Department, Peerleadership is now ad- vised by Polly Donovan who advises the club members to become bet- ter listeners and counselors of their peers. A friend or peer is some- one to 'lean on and peerleaders are trained to be there just for that reason. During the training period, the members learn how to relate to each other through interpersonal growth activities, as well as how to understand and develop themselves. The participants encourage others to open up and learn to be self-confident, while also providing themselves with a reward- ing emotional outlet. ► Bottom Row: (left to right) B. Flynn, R. Rossi, A. Delfino. Top Row: Advisor Mrs. Donovan,). Vegi, T. Mattingly, K. Ftergiotis. Peerleaders Candids A CANDID VIEW ◄ Hey Heather — do you take requests? ► Davitt K.'s comment: SLURP!! A Who's 1 ?! Ask Steve B. and Mark C. A ► A record-breaker for sure! ◄ Rad M. thinks, You must be joking!! ► Scott K., Scott R., senior shades of fun and sun. ▼ Fun times on Hall Day with Roger L, Lisa and Mike P. ▲ Franca A. gazes into the distance. ► Party time in the Sr. Lounge with Mattie Y., Janette H., Matt M., Randy H., Keith B., and Jeff M. ONE OF THOSE DAYS! f iT ' A Bathing beauties Rachel S. and Lynn B. come up for air at the Sr. Jr. Picnic. ► Ewww!!'' Kim C. and Nicole F.: slimed and slimed again! ► ► Eat a live load and nothing worse can happen to you for the rest of the day!! ▼ Mike B. and Scott S. are sitting already — and it's only 1 st Period! Looks like it's gonna be one of those days! Candids Saferides NEED A LIFT? Safe Rides So, what do you do when you've been at a party and find it slightly hard to stand up? Sit down again eh? O.K. .. . but now it is really time for you to leave and you are in no condition to even attempt driving home. Who do you call? Ghostbusters won't come so call SAFE RIDES! This group of dedicated teens forego their Fri- day and Saturday nights from 10:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m., making sure local party animals (or anyone who just needs a ride) get home safely. Just remember to call 268-9999 and you're all set with a safe ride home! Thanks to all our Saferides Volunteers for the wonderful service they give to our community. Bottom Row (left to right): F. Radza, B. Cimmino, C. Cass, S. Stevens, D. Cambra, M. Starks. Middle Row: S. Schrader, M. Cirella, P. Goulet, L. Thomas, E. Muschlitz, J. Gerritsen, C. Figlar, H. Prewitt, H. Tait. Top Row: B Harrison, C. Landy, J. Stevens, L. Heffelfinger, R. Hum- phrey, K. Toft, K. Schneck, G. Humpal, R. Hattier, K. Holcomb, M. Cambra. 117 ▼ Bottom Row: (left to right) C. Parmely, S. Schroeder, M. Whiteley, L. Ringler, B. Cunningham, S. Cizmazia. Top Row: T. Fowler, D. Strong, K. Ftergiotis, S. Tovish, D. Locke. HASTA LA VISTA in school are only some of the activities participated in by Spanish Club members. The Spanish Club is a great way for Spanish I through IV students to come together and get acquainted in an energetic atmosphere. Spanish Club Mainly interested in being a part of Spanish culture and customs, the Spanish Club is advised by Mrs. Symonds. Visiting Spanish and Mexican restaurants, and having Fiestas ▲ ► The makings of a fiesta. ▼ Billy C. on the way to a Spanish Club meeting. Spanish Club D.E.C.A. AT “THE MART . . DECA Have you been to The Mart lately? Chances are that when you visit, something new and appealing will be for sale. Masuk High members of DECA (the Distributive Educa- tion Club of America) run the school store and make school supplies, sweats, and other items easily obtainable. Members of DECA not only work and manage the Mart, but they also take part in marketing campaigns and con- £ tests. One of the highlights of this year was the DECA Con- ference and competitions held in New Orleans. DECA par- ticipants prepare for these contests and their projects through classroom work and, of course, their hands on experiences from the Mart and work co-ops. Under the guidance of Mrs. Bentson, DECA members participate proudly and actively in several enjoyable activities, while pro- viding a needed and worth- while service to Masuk. ▲ Bottom Row: (left to right) E. Wargo, S. Monroe, S. Ciardi, M. Brennan, C. D'Amico, P. DeChristopher, M. Caporaso, K. Lord, A. Johnson, J. Morganti. Middle Row: M. Palombi, C. O'Con- nell, D. Turkot, S. DePeano, C. Clarke, L. Valakas, M. Amoroso, S. Briglia, J. Muscone, R. Lockshier, T. Rooney. Top Row: C. Tickey, R. Nihoff, T. Montagnino, C. Babcock, A. Alexander, M. Mezick, A. Breiner, C. Evans, J. Milio, J. Vegi, D. McClellan, R. Krystofik, G. Scott, Advisor Mrs. Bentson. A “Mountain Dew'' on sale in the “Mart nearest you! ◄ “Now, Jason, how many times do I have to tell you? n ▼ “You wanted 50 Reeses' Peanutbutter Cups? 119 Y P 121 Jill Addesa Andre Alexander Tracey Allen Stephanie Anderson Chris Andrejzyk Derek Angus Darren Antolini John Arbona Michael Armour Matthew Arnold John Atkinson Chris Babcock Paul Balog Valerie Barnard Carl Baron Brian Bates Karen Baudouin June Beckworth Heather Benek Reagen Bek Kevin Bermingham Deanne Bernier Michael Birger Bruce Bligh Kristen Bloom Edward Board Kerry Boetcher Tina Brand Marissa Brennan Tracy Brennan Shari Briglia Stacey Bub Travis Burton Cheryl Busk Andrea Callo Michele Caporaso Carrie Carraro Donald Carter Dana Catapiano Irene Chacko Robin Chepow Lisa Christenson Susan Ciardi Patricia Ciervo Brian Cirella Michael Cirello Sonja Cizmazia Sheryl Cocco Sheila Cortigiano Jennifer Creaturo Claudette D'Amico Stephanie Dalgar Thomas Deaso Paula Dechristopher Matthew Devan Johna Devin Santiago Diaz-Garcia Kim Dooda Thomas Dorsey Michael Drueen Suellen Dubac Susan Dulepski Katherine Dwyer Peter Engledrum Keith Erikson William Favro Deena Fazio Michalle Fedak Stan Festa Carolyn Figlar Laura Fischer Thomas Fitz £ 244 U Juniors Kevin Fletcher Marko Fonovic Chris Fordham Patrick Fox Kimberly Frank Laurie Frick Richard Gallos Timothy Germain Richard Glatt Steven Goulet Roger Grant Allison Grewcock Glen Grewcock Steven Grimaldi Christopher Grubb Chris Gruce Allison Haisley Paul Harris David Haslob Richard Hattier Sara Hinkle Jennifer Hirschfield Kristen Holcomb Mark Homburg Donna Horvath Jason Hotchkiss Kevin Huckabee Brian Hudson Tember Hurd Kathleen Hurby Lisa Janco April Johnson Edward Johnson Amy Kane David Kanyuck Sean Kelly Dana Kertesz Dawn Kopcik Timothy LaBelle Marjorie Langdon Caroline Langlois Tracylin Lazette Jennifer LeStrange James Lee Robert Lee Michele Leed Heather Leslie Roger Lockshier Kristel Lord Kristen Lord Joseph Lowe David Lowry Michele Lytle Vincent Macri Ronald Magas Lynn Magner Joseph Mailloux Paul Mandulak John Manson Stephen Marshall 123 Kathy Maruca Denise Massari Aaron May Bridgette Mayo Kathleen McCone Chad McDonnell Daisy McGough Michael McGuire Kevin McKenna Michael McKlosky Kristen McMahon james McPadden Derek Meglio Michael Menard Michele Menard Christopher Meyer Tracey Meyers jonathan Milks Colleen Molitor Lynn Monaco Michelle Mondo Deanna Montanaro Tina Morgan Jennifer Morganti Julie Moscone Kenneth Neubauer Ronald Nihoff Debra Norwood Roxanne Nowotny Kelly O'Brien Stacy O'Connell Sean O'Neil Evelyn Palattella Nicole Pale Michael Palombi Robert Parkins John Paulisin Tracie Pavlik Donna Perkins Nelson Perpetuo Donald Peters Kim Piazza Karen Pickett Janeen Prosek Dennis Protsko Richard Rice Dean Rigoli Brian Riley Todd Risko Tamara Rosenberg Michelle Ruscoe Diane Rutkowski Philip Ruttledge Gregory Saad Glenn Sahlin Betsy Salvas llario Sanzo Wendy Shade Thomas Schroeder Mark Schroeder Mark Schwartz Drew Sedlock Susan Selcy Sharon Shnipes Michelle Simko Helene Sjogren Mark Solomon Scott Somers Marcy Soriano Cynthia Stafford Marlita Steele Scott Stevens Gregory Stone Randy Strassburger Gregory Sullivan Heather Tait Gregory Takacs Susan Terwilliger Dana Testani Stephen Tortora Dawn T urcott Wendy Tweedy Robin Urdiales Debra Vargovchik Bradley Vincent Linda Viola David Vizner Mark Vizvary Kenneth Waite Michelle Wakin Carolyn Walkley William Walser Francine Ward Suzan Webster Jennifer Werner Roy White flection, @Ccl44. Bottom Row (left to right): MRA Repr. — Marjorie Langdon, Secretary — Carolyn Figlar. Middle Row: Treasurer — Amy Kane, President — Bruce Bligh, MRA Repr. — Heather Tait, MRA Repr. — Ken Neubauer. Top Row: Historian — Evelyn Palattella, Vice President — Kristen Holcomb. Class Advisors: Mr. Fraher, Mrs. Gleason, Mrs. Cummings. 125 Shari B. and Johna D. enjoy their open study. Mike M. — Junior. Or should it be just Junior? Jen takes one last smile before dashing to Mr. Schmidt's Chem. classi Kim Morisette reviews her notes before class. Tom Deaso tries his patience with the computer. Na na na na na na na na — Carolyn!! Bryan Williams Stacy Williams Robert Williston Emily Wills Aileen Wishneski Daniel Xavier Victor Xavier Robert Yitts Jeff York Karen Zapata David Zukor Juniors Spooks, Spirits, SATs cutcC t6e fauuttiny S. 4. 7 4 CN a200 • Pnrc 0 J (0 14200 '«ircuMlMM U« W« Mtt IOUC4ndM TirnoKmct Maw. u HAST CLASS UAH V. MS XA30Z 1015 MOIAOS im H0r 0R CT 06 6« Saturday, Nov. 1, 1986; 8:00 a.m.: Yes, the Hay dreaded throughout the year by most upperclassmen finally ar- rived on that cloudy Saturday morning after Halloween. The Test ... that some say determines the rest of your life; the test . . . which could be the final nail in the coffin, so to speak; the test . .. which brings with it ex- treme pressures for college-bound teens like Libido D. For him, this devastating torture would decide his most crucial dilemma; the decision between Brown and Princeton. Let's be realistic, here . . . who can really state the relationship between oculist and antecedent” at 8:30 in the morning? Now that we mention it, who can really state the difference at any time during the day, not to men- tion at 8:30 a.m.?! Then the most im- portant question: who really cares?! (The college board, no doubt.) Solving for Q in the equation Q(3.24) does not come easily when you are half asleep. The real challenge is not even taking the test itself, but sitting in that hard under-sized chair (with 1'xlW desk attached, of course) for three hours! This is not an easy task for some, as was quite evident at the center. Brian B.'s true obstacle was not the test it was the time he had to wait before he could visit the bathroom ... I guess he had forgotten to go. Once those stupid, little ovals came into play, it was all over. How are we supposed to read, think, do math, and then fill in the bubble for A. B, C, D, or E, without going out of the lines?! Even Charles L., barely breaking 1300, had problems with this task. (But, he was also chewing gum at the same time, so it's o.k.. Chuck!) Timing was also a major disadvan- tage. Getting up at 7:00 a.m. on the morning following Halloween night and Friday night's football game was not much fun. Some Masuk students were not even given the local test center and were shipped off to St. Joe's or Trumbull High, instead. In this case even more time needed to be allotted for transportation. Poor Cene F. had to get up on his birthday to take this test of fortune (or misfortune?). Despite his request for extra-credit on this special occasion, not a point was given. (Happy Birthday, anyway!) The emotional strain affected students and Guidance Counselors, alike, with inconveniences ranging from late night cram sessions to men- tal anguish and agonizing weeks of awaiting the results. When Roger C. was asked what he thought about the S.A.T.'s, a shocked look came over him, and almost in tears, he mumbled I forgot! (True mental anguish here.) These tests brought a low level of morale, along with a few cases of severe depression, to M.H.S. When the subject was rekindled, several of the replies were blunt and straightfor- ward: They-----------!!! (In other words they were CENSORED!!) 127 Laurie Adams Yvonne Adrasi Adriana Andrezejewski Laura Angon David Armour Katharine Arnold Kim Arnold Mike Auszura Patricia Aversa John Babina Arthur Baker Mark Balog Edward Beauchemin Brian Beck Joseph Bennett Pamela Boneparte Linda Booth Kimberly Boveri I isa Bowen Alexandria Brown Jeffrey Brown Penny Brown Sharon Buecher Nicole Burke Celine Caliento David Cambra Melissa Capucci Dawn Capria Kamili Carswell Laura Cassidy Carla Catapiano Jody Chickering Glen Christenson David Clark Carolyn Colucci Melissa Cooke Joseph Costello Christine Cotto Frank Crone Jennifer Csire Mathew Cunningham Michael Cunningham Christina DeLucia Brian Deak Raymond Diaz Jennifer Dimon Ellen Doniger Charles Dorsey Jason Dubac Jamie Duggan Kevin Dwyer Virginia Dyer Sophomores Daniel Dzikowski Heather Farr Christopher Farren Tami Fischer Christopher Forsythe Sean Fowler Anthony Frank Anthony Fry Elaine Ftergiotis Brian Galbraith Christopher Germain Heather Getchell Jennifer Gillen Dila Gjidoda Kristin Gold Amanda Gomez Lisa Grimes Russell Granfors Stephen Hacket Stacy Hamilla Laura Harlacker Joseph Hassen Michael Hoag Mary Beth Hogan Brian Holiday Robert Hootselle Robert Horn Heather Hotchkiss Michelle Hughes Tracey Hydeck Lisa Ingianni Rachel Jeffries Rose Katz Kristopher Keeley Jeri Koch Kathy Konwa Jennifer Krivinskas Jodi Kurshinsky Amy LaBelle Christopher Laskowski Jennifer Lee John Lefflbine Laurence Licata Erik Ingstom Jennifer Lipeles Melinda Lockshier Stephen Ludgis Michael Macri John Magner Joseph Mahon Debra Malewicki Brian Malizia Laurie Marvin Patrick Mateia Robert Matheson Douglas Mattingly Christine McCarthy Marcy McCormick Colleen McFadden Christopher McGinnes 129 Bottom Row (left to right): Celene Calliento, Nicole Burke, Jennifer Lipeles. Middle Row: Lisa Grimes, Jamie Duggan, Allison Parham. Top Row: Sharon Beucher, Kathy Konwa, Kim Arnold. Sophomores Class Officers Lenore Mennilli Dawn Miglas James Miller Edward Miller Justine Miller Colin Moe Deirdre Monahan Deshantal Montes Jamie Mosher Daniel Mumm Gina Muscarella Angela Nagy Ryan Northrop Kerri Nowotny Daniel O'Connell Adam Ocasio Marc Olson Bonnie Pace Allison Parham Thomas Parsell Jim Patchkowsky Christopher Phillips Victoria Pinto Debra Pohorylo Bradley Powell Daniel Prendergast Timothy Prewitt Mark Pucci Robert Reda Candace Reuter Trevor Rice Catharine Richard Stephanie Riley Brian Robertson Scott Robertson Renee Rossi Michelle Rubis Jennifer Rusk Nicole Russitano Michael Russo Gary Rutkowski Mark Salerno Jodie Samuels Theresa Sanzo Jeffrey Saranion Jeremy Schank Cheryl Scionary Shannon Searles My locker is my textbook abode and a place to light my day’s workload. I stop here quite often as the day rolls on, to v a book, « bite or a friend. Sometimes I kick it or push or or walk by it quickly with a whoosh. You can’t look in my locker cause it’s a set t you know, if you do without me you’ll need some I.D. Fosters and pictures hang from the doors, on the sides, on the shelf, from the top of the floor. Bon Jovi — Hendrix — Bruce the Big Z. Herman — A.C.D.C. — Crue and the rest. -JB. Donald Senges Paul Shawah Joshua Siegel Scott Soracin Julie Sparks Tarry Stafford Suzanne Stehle Laura Steinert Tea Stoica David Strong Kristen Tommone Brook Teeter Damon Testani Robyn Tevolitz Chrisslyn Turiano Chad Twombly Stephen Vacchanelli Naomi Vishnupad Frank Vitale Tara Vizvary William Walker Lori Wenton Heidi Witcher Scott Whiteley Charles Wills Deborah Winnick Paul Wishneski Hilary Wojtas Mary Woder Jennifer Young Jason Zahor Heather Zeleski 131 Robyn Adcock Jaquelyn Alderman Faisal Ali Sean Antrim Scott Atkins Jonathan Bafundi Andrew Ballard Nicholas Banks Christopher Batn Rebecca Beaupre Nicole Beavais John Bechara Kathleen Beck Heather Bennett Jennifer Benno Daniel Bernitt Paula Birdsall David Bluestein Paul Bockiaro Kevin Bonetti Sarah Bowen Tracey Bowin Patcharee Boyd Michael Brakefield Elizabeth Bresnahan Josepfh Brown Jennifer Bryan Christine Bucci Kristine Burnaska Jennifer Buras Laurie Butterfield Jill Buturla Vincent Caggianello Alaina Calise Paul Callo Thomas Caporaso Patricia Carris Scott Cartwright Marybeth Cedergren Scott Chepow Ross Christie Simon Cole Cindy Corbesato Jennifer Cardone Lee Crocker Michele Cyr Christine DaCosta Heather Dammerman Shannon Davin Holly Dayton Cheryl Deegan Michael DeMastro Lisa Dennil Margarita Diaz Dante Domenichelli Renee Donnaruma Stephen Duh Dale Dymkoski Katharine Eddinger Jennifer Eddy Gina Epifano Michele Erdmann Brian Fedak Jason Fell Matthew Fisch Gretchen Fredericks Jennifer Frkanec David Fuller Christopher Gabriel Michael Gagliardi Kristin Giannini Tamara Giardini ’90 'f Freshmen Tanya Gjidoda Anthony Goncalves William Gray Dena Greco Lisa Greene John Greer Mary Grennar Nicole Gunn Rachel Hammons Teddy Hammons Robert Hardy Kristin Harlow Alysha Haughney Lauralee Heckman Jeffrey Hiotakis Senja Hiscox John Hogan Tracy Holsworth Michael Horodniak Hunter Howell Jennifer Howell Deborah Hudson Jeremy Hughes Brian Humpal Elizabeth Humphrey Joseph lanucci Kristin Ivey John Janda Koleen Kaffan Adam Karp Kevin Kelly Caryn Knepler Joseph Kobza Tabatha Kopas Andrea Kordzek Ronald Kurtz Patricia Lareen William Lattanzi Scott Lavallee William Lee Cynthia Leed Jason Lent Susan Linnane Lisa Lipnicki Brian Lipofsky Regina Lombardi Wendy Lucas Sean Luk Kevin Lyons Christine Madar Matthew Makler Lesley Mancuso Sean Markut William Market Patricia Marmo Robin Massari Trisha Matthews Joseph Mattioli Kelly McCone Douglas McGough Maura McKenna Kenny Medina 133 Tara Meleshkewich Wendy Mensik Daniel Michel Danielle Middlebrook jamie Milks Hans Miller Laurie Millo Alina Mirzai Carrie Mitchell Christina Moffa Christa Montagnino Daniel Monteleone John Moren Thomas Morgan Cara Muscolino Heather O'Connell Kelly O'Keefe Deirdre O'Neil Lynn Osborn Brian Oski Kara Paciello Jeffrey Palazzo Robert Pale Scott Palmer Michele Paulisin Sherri Paulter Dina Pavia Daniel Perpetuo Barbara Perun Jennifer Peters Craig Phillips Lori Pieva Samantha Price Louis Proto Gina Reda Rosa Reda Judi Richardson Kelly Robinson Melanie Rodgers David Rodriguez Jennifer Roman David Rookasin Judy Roveda Christopher Russo Julie Sala Michael Salerno Sharon Salgado Donald Salvas George Schade Brad Schapiro MONROE On May 23, 1623 the General Assemb! granted the Incorporation of this town and named It In honor of the then President, James Monroe, The town’s roots, however, are mucl deeper as It was an offspring of the mother-town of Stratford settle In 1639, About 1720, descendants oi m ear.,y Pr°Pr|etors. farmer nu fers’ c,a,med a share of thli North Division and brought their ies t0 new h°mesltes here To determine their religious arid educational matters residents n.7the. J?ar,sh 3 R ton of North sTratLrdP.nr,,S7h44. (Continued ° other tide) Freshmen 0?'te A HOK Bottom Row: President Robyn Adcock. Middle Row: Treasurer Brett Szczesny, Vice Pres. Dana Stankiewicz. Top Row: Secretary Julia Strong, Historian Leslie Mancuso. MRA Repr.: Elissa Longo, Christine Bucci. Advisors: Ann Szczesny, Doris Cooper, Nancy Zukowsky. Jennifer Schuchman Erin Senges Audrey Shuster Melissa Sneider Ronald Soloman Matthew Soto Dana Stankiewicz Kenneth Starr Shannon Stebbins John Stepeck Robert Stevens Todd Sudora Alissa Sullo Brett Szczesny Kristian Tenacea JohnTarzanm Anthony Testani Richard Testiani George Thompson Glenn Tichy Kelly Tricarico Jason Troiano Dominic Tropeano Jeffrey Tulley Jason Turey Gus Valakas Vincent Valenti David Van Daniel Vanbey Mela Veltri James Waite Melissa Waldrop Kathleen Watt Carly Weisnak Timothy Williams Patricia Wojcik Renee Wojtas Edward Zarucha Carl Zinn 135 Candids s4 (faide te tpetttey 'tyocin, Stented Much goes on in Ihe day of a Masuk stu- dent. This is a well-known fact. Many ac- tivities such as sports, clubs, school plays, and jobs as well as studying and homework can keep students extremely busy. It seems that the hardest part of the day is waking up and trying to face what lies ahead another hectic day By following this guide, getting ready for school can be as easy as forgetting to do your homework. Step One: Once your alarm clock goes off, you should try to ignore the fact that it sounds like a screeching siren and stay asleep for as long as possible. When you can no longer stand the intrusive noise that has disturbed your sleep, strike at the clock until you are able to reach the snooze button. In about ten minutes you hear the same sound. This time your eyes open slightly, just enough to realize that you have overslept by fifteen valuable minutes. (Don't forget to yell some vulgar obscenities!!) You vault from your bed and run into the shower without really noticing how cold it seems to be in your house. Sfep Two: One you turn on the water, you let out a food scream because the water that ihoold have been warm is not. Now it is time to wash your hair. The shampoo is finally out of your eyes, so you can get out now. Step T iree: While you leave the bathroom, you finally become aware of the fact that the temperature in your house feels colder than outside. After throwing on the first piece of clothing that you can put your hands on, you start to wake up. Now you are finally ready for school when you realize that you cannot find your chemistry book that you had homework in but did not do. When about ten minutes have gone by and you still have not found your book, you give up. As you run out the door, you hear your mom yell something but you cannot quite make it out. Try to start your car now. Does it start? Of course not! Don't expect anything to go your way. Sfep Four As you race toward school, you get behind a school bus that seems to have a million stops. The bus finally turns off, and you step on the gas pedal so your not late for first period. As you turn into the Masuk park- ing lot, you notice that someone has parked in your space so you accidentally have to park in another parking place. Step Fivt: You finally get to your locker and grab your books which are not the right ones. You do not realize this because yo are too busy trying not to get hit by th locker next to you The 7:35 bell rings am you decide to go look for your friends ti walk around before going to class. Before you realize it. 2:00 has come am gone So has your evening that was spen wat hing television talking on the phone, o maybe even doing homework Soon it is tim. to wake up and start your daily routine a, over again. A A Overslept again? Don't forget to yell some vulgar obscenities...! A Good morning. Matt! Yea? What's so good about it? A ► I'll just lie right here with a book, and no one will ever suspect.. 4 A And would you believe it's only Monday? Monty is wide awake, but look behind him! A Guide to Getting Your Day Started A Rough night. Chuck? We understand. ◄ Let me tell ya, Jen, Sleepy Time Tea will do it to you every time!! ◄ ◄ All I want is my pillow. Is that too much to ask? ▼ Johna, were you up doing Chemistry homework, again? A Wide awake, at last!! ◄ So? We missed the bus again. Who doesn't? ▼ And who said physics wasn't fun? 141 Candids Candids A ◄ ◄ Open makes everyone smile! Linda H. and Evelyn P. ◄ ◄ Well Nicole ... here's the strategy .. ▼ It's called getting to the core. a fN V3 A Seniors Rad M. and Chris D. got together with some friends and had their own Sr. Picnic! ◄ ◄ Chris C: Seniors Alive! '87!! ◄ A Damn kids!.. 145 Leon Mackiewicz Anita Healy Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Administration Faculty Cheryl Adams Physical Education lack Berky Teachers' Aid Dorthy Brown Business Education Carolyn Conley Mathematics Lynn Biagioni Business Education Carl Bodnar Soda Studies Steven Bosari Science Susan Berube Sc ence Arthur Burke Soda Studies Doris Cooper Mathematics Edmund Butler Arf Joseph Crisanti Industrial Arts Thomas Cagginello Foreign Language English loan Cummings Eng sh Anthony Cianciolo Industrial Arts Polly Donovan Pup Services 149 Do you recognize this teacher? Obviously, neither did the photographer. Our own Bill Reaume was mistaken for a mysterious psychologist, Mr. Gaghalfunt. Ethel Elson Special Education d Mounir Farah Chairperson of Social Studies Douglas Fedorko Joseph Fedorko Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Thomas Fraher Mathematics Donald Gabriel James Garafolo Chairperson of Foreign Language Science John Giampaolo Physical Education Athletic Director Dolores Giesman Foreign Language Mary Gleason Social Studies Peter Gomis Mathematics Faculty Nancy Faustich Health Dominick Feliconio Chairperson of Business Education Robert Gersten Science Reese Griffin Industrial Arts Esther Crosner Mathematics William Holcomb Science Paul Landry Music Leslie Manfredonia Pupil Services Linda Gubitosa Foreign Language Janet Halpin Business Education Donald Hastings Mathematics Elizabeth Heiney Social Studies Graham Ingels English Enid Lipeles Science Lisa Melillo Special Education Kenneth Kellogg Industrial Arts Hope Maloney Pupil Services Gertrude Kelly Physical Education Ljho Elizabeth Kopyscinski Home Economics Paul Miller Mrs. Heiney, I presume?! English 151 T4 Charles Moakley Soc a Studies John Oko Pupi Services CWEP Anna Richa fore gn Language Penelope Schuler Eng ish Sylvester Munn Mathematics Virginia Pettigrew Soda Studies William Neidel Chairperson of Industrial Arts Patricia Pettit English Judith Nuechterlein Chairperson of Pupil Services John Piurek Soc a Studies Richard O' Connor English James Ranti Mus c Faculty Daniel Shea English Kim Shea Speda Education V ' loseph Sileo Sc ence Robert Sohon Sdence Carol Solheim Eng rsh r i David Strong Mathematics Carol Symonds foreign Language Ann Szczensy Mathematics Diane von Braustich Pup 7 Services Helen Wallace Art lean Waricha Soda Studies Patricia White Eng sb Michael Wolfer Chairperson of English David York Pupil Services Barbara Young Eoretgn Language Nancy Zukowski Mathematics 76e Sote fa t e £xt4te ice Ou T iofateioet, C t e 'Pccfoit” 153 Candids Board of Education Board of Education A Bottom Row (left to right): Mrs. Ada Epifano, Mrs. Carol Steiner, Mrs. Janice Martin, Mrs. Mary Sowchuck, Mrs. Jan Germain. Top Row: Mr. James Partridge, Dr. Richard Ehmer, Chairman Mr. William Pappas, Mr. J. Thomas Benek, Superintendent Dr. Peter A. Barile, Jr. ▲ Masuk Student Representative Lynn Bermigham, Superintendent Dr. Peter Barile, Jr., Masuk Student Representative Ralph Reda. ◄ Superintendent, Dr. Peter Barile, Jr. 155 rfccxiCiancf Sta 1 — Mrs. Haskins, Substitute 2 — Substitute, Mr. Cody 3 — Mrs. Carter, Computer Operator 4 — Mrs. Kilcoyne, Office Secretary 5 — Office Secretary, Mrs. DiBlasi 6 — Office Secretary, Mrs. Poppe 7 — Mrs. Grewcock, Office Secretary 8 — Mrs. Olney, Office Secretary 9—Mrs. O'Connell, Computer Opera- tor Secretary 10 — Guidance Secretary, Mrs. Pitcher 11 — Guidance Secretary, Mrs. Terri 9 10 11 Auxiliary Staff 1 — Librarian, Mrs. Kopcik 2 — Librarian, Mrs. Molitor 3 — Mrs. Leslie, Librarian 4 — Ms. Wildman, Mrs. Shelton, Ms. Luckner, Ms. Cihal, Mr. Leone: Security 5 — Mrs. Giampaolo, Aide 6 — Mrs. Delaney, Nurse 7 — Mrs. Cummings, Nurse 8 — Mr. Filisko, Head of Maintenance 9 — Stephan Speanburg, Food Services Head 157 ► Mr. Maloney pauses proudly by the Senior Wall. T ► you are here... — Mr. Neidel ▼ Happy Hat day, Mr. Strong! ► Senior Class Advisor, Mrs. Banks, is out in sup- port of our team. ► ► Mr. Gersten explains, Class ... this is a beaker. T Mr. G.? ... Is that Hands Up or the Chicken Dance? ▼ Art instructor. Miss Wallace, shows one of her many talents. Faculty Candids f 'I'm just putting my nose up in the air and pretending that I don't hear you! — Mr. Fraher. A That wonderful artist is always lots of fun! — Mr. Butler. ◄ Who's buried in Grant's tomb? — Mr. Piurek ▼ Physics teacher, Mr. Borsari, engages in a pleasant conversation. 159 7eachers — are the people we deal with every day. We get to understand them better by cer- tain characteristics, such as the way in which they dress. For instance, Miss Gleason and Mr. Moakely usually dress in greens, blues and pinks. In the nine months that we are in school we know what their interests are, as well as their likes and dislikes. You will usually find Mr. Piurek with the sports page or discussing cur- rent events. We get an insight of our teachers; as they become more than just teachers, they become role models and friends. ducation — The teachers here at Masuk aid in our education by passing their knowledge on to us. They will prepare us for our lives after high school. They give us the required work, but also good study habits to help us better our papers and tests. dvice — With the faculty here at Masuk, no stu dent should feel uneasy to approach a teacher There is always someone around to lend an ear. jr Senior class advisor, Mrs. Banks, is a warm and caring person who is concerned with the students and will lend encouraging words and advice. Mr. f Cianciolo, whose door is never closed for a friend in need, is I always there to listen. In the guidance department you will s find the advice is their specialty. ; urriculum — In the beginning of every school year, the teachers will hand out to their students what is expected of them throughout the year, Setting the yearly curriculum is usually a joint ef- fort by teachers and administration, and takes careful planning. The curriculum is designed to help the students grow emotionally, as well as aiding in their educa- tion. Teachers not only help develop the curriculum, but they sometimes learn from it as well. ▼ It's always easy to spot Mr. Ryan. Computers are hard to hide. A He doesn't have an e.d. from me... No problem — security will cut him off at the driveway. ► Mrs. Pettigrew heads out with trusty coffee mug and an ... apple core (?) in hand. Faculty ospitable — Most teachers will help newcomers such as Freshmen, new students, and especially exchange students. In a few months, a new stu- dent will feel right at home at Masuk. AFS Ad- visor, Mr. blastings, helps make the transition to Masuk a smooth one, and others help out with a pat on the back or directions around the school. With such a welcome, students get a better education while also making new friends and alliances. nvironment — Here at Masuk it is easy to get settled in with your classmates and your teachers. Faculty members also find their niche by decorating their classrooms and offices — giving a little insight to their personalities. You will most likely find Mr. O'Connor with a piece of fruit in his hand, or standing before his Beowulf wall. Mr. Ingels would be showing pictures of wrestlers, or Mrs. Pettigrew would sit with a filled coffee mug in hand. easonable — Listening to explanations and problems, or just correcting papers, teachers must remain reasonable and sometimes accept excuses (reasonable, of course!) from students. Mrs. White allows students to drop off papers at her home on a day off provided it's before 10:00 a.m. Satisfied — Being satisfied with your profession and being a teacher must bring both heartache and happiness. Mrs. Kopy is happy with her job because she is doing what she likes to do, teaching teen-agers and also young children. When a teacher is satisfied with their job, the student benefits. Advertisements Taking an interest in your future. We’re what a fxmk should lx . Mechanics and Farmers SAVINGS BANK FSB Bridgeport Offices—Main Office, 930 Main Street, 382-6363. 250 Boston Avenue at William Street, 368-3461 and 2427 Main Street, 336-3576. Darien Office—9 Tokeneke Road at Old Kings Highway, 655-8274. Fairfield Offices—784 Villa Avenue and Kings Highway, 366-3435 and 1275 Post Road, 255-5775. Greenwich Offices—Greenwich Office Park, West Putnam at Valley Drive, 622-5945 and Old Greenwich, 24 Arcadia Road, 637-3608. Monroe Office—Monroe Turnpike and Cross Hill Road, 268-0124. 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I hree scholarship programs have been established to encourage students from five area high schools to further their education in the science, business and research fields. 7 he Senior Science Award has been presented to the outstanding science student at each high school since 1962. The Eleanor F. Moore Award is presented to high school juniors who intend to pursue a business career. The Barton L. Weller Scholarship was initiated in 1977. This $4000 scholarship award is presented to one area high school senior, based upon the completion of a six-month independent research project. Vitramon, Incorporated, manufacturer of electronic components, is dedicated to developing student aptitudes and offers these awards as an incentive for higher education, and in recognition of achievement. MASUK HIGH SCHOOL WINNERS Senior Science Paul McNamara Eleanor F. Moore Business Award Kimberly Kennelly Paul W. Broggi Communication Award Ralph Reda 179 A Not dry for long... A ▼ Wet and Dry and Wet and Dry and ... A A Reflections from the Jr. Sr. Picnic A Dry Idea, anyone? A ► Never take your weatherman seriously. He says dry? It's gonna be wet! ▼ But we know — It's wet and it's dry! Candids Final Comments Good Luck in the future to the class of '87 — Mike Bonetti Good luck to Big Log, Skin Head, Burt, Pie Man, Whites, Roger, Joe C, Scott K., Vigi, Lily, Cheesy moustache, Lynn, Ben P., Bill H., Jim M., Mike B., April J., Chris R., Hope I see you guys soon, have a good summer — Brett Ross Best wishes to: Joe S., Lily V., Kathy F., Monica R., Chris M., remember all the great times we have had, I will. Good luck to all my other friends. Take care. — Monique Major Good Luck, Everyone and see you in ten yearsl! It's been fun the past seven years, maybe that fun will last in our hearts for the next 60 — Woody times — Steve, Kojak, Bert, Juan, Ich, Gentle Ben, Rag, Mr. Salty, Mr. Lipid, Big Log and O. P., Doobie, and Scruffy. Good luck Guys! — Stephan Murrah My ambition in life is to look good on paper, death is everywhere; there are flies on the windscreen, Sid died for us. — Ken Ackley To my dearest friends — Allyson, Chicky, Sabrina, Shawn, Ava and Deena — thanx for being there and being crazy! Allyson, Shawn and Sabrina — remember the snapshot and the boobs! To Sue H. and Franca A., remember the flat tire! MIKE CRUZADO and STACI JOHNSON 10-5-83. — Staci Johnson Jen, little blue fuzzy things remind me of you. Linda, keep hoping your day will come. Mush, me you and La Grange. Melon, shave your melon. Danielle, Let's talk. I love all of you guys. P.S. Bugging out 87'. — Mikey To all my friends. Ride hard and ride free over the hills and far away! Harley-Davidson ... P.S. III let you know when I meet Vince Neil. Richard and Shawn 10-22-83 to always and forever — Shawn Monroe Looking back over the past 4 years, so many memories fill me with laughter: Mr. Ingels, I would like to express my true thanks and gratitude to you for being a special friend and helping me through my difficult times, you have been a great source of guidance and in- spiration to me. To Sue H. and Staci J., don't forget the flat tire. To T. fillin') C, Thanks for being there for me. Don't forget the subway anaS.P. C.F., I love you. — Franca Agnello A toast to the Brew Crew. Perci, Mopar is a slow car. See you all at Southern. — Byron It's nice and stinky. I'm only in the outskirts and in the fringes on the edge and off the avenue so if you want me you can find me left of center wondering about you — Suzanne Vega — I'm so glad to get out of here — finally — Mary Starks Everybody, It takes more than words to tell it, I can't make you realize All the good that you nave done for me. And how special you are in my eyes. My life has been much sweeter, having you as friends. — Stroud Thanks to all my friends for making my high school years interesting (to say the least) I'll never forget ya! I'll love you all forever — Leen the Bean Jake, Shecky, Comrad, Hairy Patty the Swamp Rats, Big Jer, and all my female admirers. Thanks for the laughs. Long live Arnold! I AM IRON MAN! And to my little sis. Wend, I wish you fun and happiness. Enjoy it, it goes by so fast. I'm going to miss you, all of you. Love the Terminator, 63 Bill Lucas It's nice and stinky! I vowed I wouldn't do this, BUT — To all my buddies: Thanx 4 all the fun! To Erin and EJ: I'll never forget you. PTL. to Kevin, Greg, and Chris: Let's have sets.” To Mary and Meliss: Thanks for picking up the pieces. I love you both! He who knows my music can never know unhappiness Beethoven. Finally — I do NOT look like an avocado!! — Heather Prewitt To the sophomore gang — especially Tim and Eddie B. for making my Senior year extra special! T E the times we've snared together have been the best times of my life. Bill — Don't touch it. Don't point at it. Don't even look at it! Take off to the great white North. Lisa, the calzone party was great! Thanks lunch crew! Jenny. May Killington and its lift at- tendants always await us! Kim Kennelly — you schnookey kid! Half of me will always be with you. To all those I haven't mentioned it's only because I ran out of room. Anyway, Just remember I love you all (Deena that means you) Thanks for the memories. TP — Pancho villa (ha, ha) — Christy Nelson To Shannon, Pooky, Thank you for making my life at Masuk memorable, I love you very much. To Brett — Hey, when are you throwing another party? To Greg — Let's smoke some more and then ride the Trike to Kelly's. OKEY! Let's watch Gumby! And to those Damn Kids who bang their heads! Keep on Banging!!! Metal Rules!!! — Jason Vegi Mike, Jen, Mikey, Alena, Linda and everybody: There's so much to say with such little space. Thanks, you're all great! And remember the Holy Michelob LIVES!!! — Eric Muschlitz Revolt now or die or else you'll turn into a goat and grow a fur goat! — Mohammad This bi is toast!! — Mike Turchuk I liked iust about everything about the last four years, including Jim's pants. Once and a while there were a few dull moments but most of the time it was great. — Toodles For long you live and high you fly but only if you ride the tide. Balanced on the biggest wave — race towards an early grave. Thanks to those who made it a little less boring and sometimes even fun. I love you Mike! Take it easy — Shaff What mighty Contests are formed from trivial things! May our paths cross in the future. — Eric McFadden Paradise is exactly where you are — right now, only much, much better ... Laurie Anderson — Katherine Toft To A. R. these past 4 yrs have been great. Thanks for being there! Remember Feb. 14th. To D. P., Thanks for always making me laugh 1st period. We have to get together this summer. S. R. have a great summer. Good Luck always. To T. L., see you at the summer get together of D. S. — Laura Seekings To all of my friends, thank you so much for everything! I'm so glad that we've had this time to share together. You are the greatest! I love you! — Maureen Stacy and Linda: Thank you for listening and everything else. I'll miss you both. Mike: Thanks for everything — from the teasing and the insults to the hits and pokes and the advice in between. AB, HP, MG, RS, CL, and BH: Thank you for being my friends! Love, Danielle B. W. and Y. W. (Y. S.) we've had some good times toasted, at the parties I got into ... But don't worry we'll still be here next year. Remember Yvonne — I love you ... K. R. same goes for you even if you don't think so. To all my other friends let's have a wasted summer... Frank Dease The time I have spent here in America as an AFS student is almost gone and at this mo- ment I just gotta say goodbye I thank all the people who helped me out and to tell the friends that T made in this short while I won't forget you .. . Fanny Bracho Toddler and J. Collins: You've been more than just friends to me, you've been like sisters. We've shared some great times and a few bad. Though our future may take us in diff. directions, I hope our friendship stays strong. To the rest of the gang at lunch — thanxs for being there — Rose Dworzycki To the class of 87 : Good luck in the future, don't forget all the parties Rob Frate I had a great 4 years. I'm taking with me a lot of memories. Good luck to all my Sophomore friends... Stacey DePeano Hairy; Bowie is mine ... Remember Va. beach 1983: Dudley — Hawaiians, P.R. leopard Johns. Pretty coyle and the you-know-what. Chrissy: Always be bold at ffld. beach and watch out for factory traffic, don't be an S.Q. in Dec. and CO in May. Burn the Cb Quoth the Raven. To Monica, Jen, Mary, Cherly, Deena, Beth, Colleen Thanks for all the great times. I sure will miss you. Keep in Touch. — Love, Zilk (Farrow) Here I am. I'm in a gaseous haze, Ten Days and tall boys Going all the way. El dorado riding on the fringe, Aztec princess take revenge. This ain't my style, this ain't my home. I'm going where it's safe to roam. (Bruce Hornsby). Thanks to M.D.A. Bye Conas! — Ralph Coto Yo Bloods! 'Sup? Let's have sets. Remember — its nice and stinky! — C.J.L Goodbye Sue, Carolyn, Lynn, Roy and Andrea — Lance Gelb I don't know how I got here or where I came from but this is it. Good Luck roseman, Nikaj, Har-LOO, Subaru Sol, — Enjoy life but not too much — Dave Peters To all my Friends — Thanks for all the Good Times. You guys are the best! To Julie — Thanks for The talks and The advice. To Svmba, Flipper, junior. Squealer, and Kong — Remember No muff too Tuft' and 151. — Matt Pechulis It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. — Keith Yacko Hey Scott, Bill, Bill, Glenn, Logger, Eric, Kevin, John, Radley, Mark, and others, chow heartily on lasagna, and remember . Kulak Lives!!! Ank if you don't, then the hell wichoo ... It's been a Beauty, Ay. — Joe Cacciola These last four years here have given me irreversible dain bramage, making me feel wuite oogey, but looking back, I see that it's all been nice and stinky. — Greg Humpal Well, its finally over. Thanks to all my friends who have helped make high school more enjoyable. In everything you do, put the Lord Jesus first and he will give you joy. Love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, and mind. — Bill Reaume To all my Friends, I wish you the best of luck always. To my teachers, thank you. I've en- joyed Masuk and I'll miss you all! To Stephen Tortora, I'll love you forever. It's you and I til the end of time. To Mr. Ranti, Thanks a bunch for everything. I'll miss you but I'll be back. — Tina Bonnot So, it's farewell to the Happy House on the Hill. Hey, Boys, never forget the wild, lazy I want to say thanks to everyone who has made these past years fun and somewhat bearable. Special thanks to GB, EM, JG and MH and anyone I may have forgot. GB never forget spring '86 and UNH. Thanks GU and Diver for the good times. The Holy Michelob Lives. Most of all, thanks Kim for all the special moments, and Memories, I love You ... Forever — Mike Hossler To Matt, Ken, Keith, Jackie, and Jamie, Thanks for all the good times, I'm glad we spent them together. To Debbie, Thanks for making my senior year and thanks for forgiving me. Don't forget about the first Sunday in May. I love you and I always will. — Todd Jordan Kris, these years have been the best remember baby elephants, cranberry crankies the Noise Best friends Forever! Len Humada Humana, you're the biggest goof and the Createst friend. Jules — Maaried? How about goin' down to the OJ's. My ski buddy Liz, ef s get lost!! Franky, I love U, always remember our late night phone calls, talks about everything and ... seatbelts. Johna can't believe you're gone. I miss sumps on Nancy D. obnoxious laughs, oh oh's our car, the devin clan, especially you! I luv you! Mark and Steve — I'll see you Down Under sometime soon! Leelo — thanx for everything! Bry — See Ad Pg. — Yvonne 00 John your AMX Jav is slower than my Moped. No more school Food! I hope everybody has a great summer. — James McClay We're finally free! To JB, AD, SB, Gl, thanks for being there when I needed a friend. — Ava Varga To SG, MK, JH. thanx for being there, you're the greatest! and Jim — I love you and I hope this lasts forever. — Gail Heitsman Ken, Keith, and TJ — You guys are the best, we've had great times; Jackie — thanx 4 be- ing there; Janette and Jamie — glad we became good friends; thanx Jen, Karen and especially Cindy — sorry 4 everything; Heath — wish it worked thanx 4 the memories. I'll miss ya; thanx to the Brew Crew. — M. Y. Who would ever think these years would go by so fast. When we entered Masuk as a freshman, we felt these four years would last forever. Well, now the time is here for all of us to go our separate ways. I'll never forget my friends at Masuk . . . Laura Me. Thanxs to all my friends that made this place more bearable. Maria — thanxs for being there when I really needed help. (I think you can figure our what that HELP was . ..), also Terry, Bridgett, John, Brian, John, Jimmy Jimmy and Jay. You hold a special place in my heart. . . Laurel T. To dear Allyson (worm), Weena (general-drac-yang). Thank-you for being concerned Love — Captain Solomi To all my dearest friends: Staci, Dee, Toya, Snawn (face), (especially Ally and Sabrina) and to my best friend — Marcy ... I love you — Sharon Bahis Chris — put it in reverse. Scott — it's 8:03. Who's that kid on that car?? Hey Mark — give me a cal) for the reindeer games. Anybody want salt?? Got any fried cheese? Mike Feltovic Hey guys: I don't need a ride, I finally bought a car... — Puff-head Scott, if you do that again. I'm gonna hit Roger, Oh Lisa, you make me laugh ... Good friends, good times — Mr. Salty Remember, no matter where you go there you are, Hey Shane and Jon, give me a hand. I got another flat tire... S. B. uhhnngherrnyannyaannayaaa ... — J. R. To my dearest friends — Sabrina, Ava, Staci, Diane, Chick and Alicia — thank you for always being there ... I love you guys . . . Sabrina, Diane, and Alicia — GO BALLS .. . and to the Captain and General, I’ll see you in court (ha ha) Shawn — wanna be friends ... (ha ha) all my love to J. E. — Allyson D. Simba says, hi guys ... Thor, Flipper, Squeler, Jr. Jr., and Kong you guys are great . .. Keep killing those brain cells . . . Party it up w our true friend — Ron Bacardi. s , he always comes through ... Sherri thanxs for everything, you're the best love ya always. Kong — get, wet will ya.. . Tom Miglas Hit the ball over the fence and you can take your time going around the Bases John W. Raper — Monica Odoy As I sit in this smokey room, the night about to end I pass my time with strangers, but this bottle’s my only friend. Bon-Jovi Ha-Ha. Goodbye friends. Keep in touch. Love ya Tamara. — Ron Krystofik Debby — You're the best. You made these past 3 years special. Eileen — may you own a dime factory and thousands of phones. Annette — August was wet and wild. Tiger-stripe style. Kate — Absolute rules! Sit back and relax and enjoy the good life. Vikki — Best of luck to my best bus buddy. Dawn and Kelly — you know what you are. Life is full of dit- sos! Sue — What Happened this year. To those not mentioned — your're not forgotten and never will be — Luv ya all, Dizi ROz Goom bye to all my friends. I'm sure we ll see a lot of each other in the future. The past four years have been the best. We've had so much fun and I hope we'll have a lot more in the future. I don't think I could count all the parties we have had. You have left me something I'll have forever my nickname. — Puff My years at Masuk have been filled with many unforgettable times. This includes the Ski Trips, Dances, Women, and Parties. For Mr. Lipid, Pie Man, Tot , and Whites, good luck in life you'll need it! Thanks everyone for the great times. So this summer lets Rock and Roll all day and Party all night. — Bryant Holcomb To the Vandals: Pink, Pink, U stink! K. T. — thanks for everything — remember DF! Vip- pee Skippee! Skim — you've been a wonderful friend. LD and BC — you guys are great! Best of luck to the best of friends. Wine is fine but Calvin's Cooler. Keep in touch. — Rachel Stadler I took the other road and that made all the difference. Linda, thanks for always being there. Thanks Mom and Dad, I love you Both. — Cindy C. These four years have been unforgettable! Especially the last two years Without my good friends. Especially Angela and Tammy, it would not have been worth it. Thanks guys! — Carol CD, SR, Hopper, We've had a blast. Never forget McClellan's or Ralph's. Chris just the license please! Scott, Mike, Stop dogging each other. CD you've been my best friend. Keep in touch (Wee, what would you sav) I don't wanna work, I just want to bang on a drum all day! T. Rundgren. Virginia beacn, here I come! — Radley Manzo Football Heads: Thanxs for the best season ever. Thanx: Davitt, Jeff, Cindy, and the BREW CREW!!! for all the memories and times we've had. Karen: In so little time we have come so close, don't let it end. Love David R. 184 Nielsen; stop slapping your carrot!! —- M. P. To all my friends: The last 4 years have been the best, especially Senior year!! Lets all keep in touch. Gerald Booth I like eating ice cream under a rainbow on a sunny day. Brew Crew, even though you all are a bunch of lightweights, it's been real. Byron will always have a slow car!! HEY GOOMBYf: Danielson Scott (let Jimi take over). Joe (great Koogly-Moogly), Big Log (let's log it), K. T. (the color purple-whoopie) Phelps (thundercats-HO), Lisa, Laura (Gumby), and (Jake) its been the best, thanxs for sharing it with me; THE DARK KNIGHT RULES Bill Harrison Rog' where have all the good times gone? Goodbye to the SuperMentals, even Chumps. Furthermore — No Comment' — S. R. To everyone who's made high school bearable ... Thanks ... I LOVE YA ALL — Maria To all my friends (esp. Jo and Chris): thanks for all the fun times and memories — LOVE, Andrea To Erin Hughes: Be not afraid, I go before you always, never forget the Emmaus ... love, Randy keep smiling, keep shining, knowing you can always count on me ... In good times and bad times. I'll be on your side forever more — That's what friends are tor. And mine have been the best ... thanks for all times we've had together. Especially thanks for all the laughter let's never let it end ... I'll love all forever — Jen G. Cannols — your a chonga . . . always remember Dylan w Mad Dog and Big Cannols, we've been through a lot — I love ya ... We've got a lot more to Took forward to — Ban BangJules — it's been great, were finally outta here ... to all my friends — I love Chra, you're the best yeah right, shop till you drop, party at Westport. Kurt and Eddie, the lies just flow, red lights, chinch, jo husband. Left we've had good times and great talks. Your a great friend. Deena — exactly where do you go after lunch? Hawaii or bust our all nighter, John Door. Tweedle Dee, your voice is soft as honey dew. Mel — oodgay ucklay. Friends forever ... Keester, Graduate . .. yodel xo Popgun — Annmarie Melisano Do not follow where the path may lead, but go instead where there is no path and leave a trail ... To Hoads, Stupit, J. T„ Net., Jill Hymers, Yackers, Sandra and Kimberly — Friends are irreplaceable after sharing my lives with you, I know why ... I love you all... Nic Matt (Lovely Buddy), Ken, Keith, Todd and Jamie — remember all the great times and thanks for always being there 4 me. I'll never forget all of you. To the Jammers and Brew Crew — You're all special — take care. Keith — Sorry for all the pain, thanks for taking me back. I love you — 4 ever!! — Yackers Aiko, iko, all day. Good luck, Ava, Sabrina, Allyson, Franca. See ya at the next shows Tereseand Jess! Suzanne Holt To the Senior class — Good luck in the future. Randy, Mort, and Matt — thanks for always being there and for all the hugs. Yvonne, Married? Remember: Ramone is hot!! Lenore, Tasmanian!! Kristin, You have been such a great friend, thanks. Remember; New York? Don’t P! Sledding, Nice Laugh. Nice Face, Nice Life Mad F . . ., You are truly a real friend! Marina, Good Tuck at Masuk. Thanks for all the laughs. You're more than my boyfriend cousin, you're a great friend! FV — no matter what nappens between us, I will always love you! Forever yours, Jules To all my friends, you guys have made these years worth while. Through the good times and through the bad its always been the best we've had. Thanxs for tne parties, thanxs for the cheers, but most of all thanxs for the b — Randy Horn A Toast to all Seniors. Let’s make this summer one big party. This Bud's for us. Good Luck. And to next years Football team — you better win the big ONE!! —- Mark the Super Spark Christo Remember the Wednesday all-nighter, Rec basketball, seven sour funnels and Steve Brown in the Yellow Rain. - C. L Senior year was the best and I'll never forget all the great times! Yvonne — From forts to going to the beach and partying these past 5 years wouldn't have been the same without you. All the memories could filTthis book and I'll never forget one! Jules — you made my senior year great! Thanks for the cheer ups! Remember tne tree, driving with me, the Mad F ..!!! Lenore — Well, well, well, — who's probing now? Psycho III and ATC's — If you ever need a smile go to Lenny! Leelo — Yearbook's finally over! We'll never forget the good and bad times together - Congrats! College life here I come but I'll always miss all my friends and all the familiar faces of the best class — the class of '87! — Kristin To the gang” — This year has been great, through the good times and the bad we always manage to stay together, you're all the best! Always remember the Jammers and the Brew Crew and all the special times we've had. Jackie — thanx for putting up with me! I'll miss you all — good luck but not goodbye. — Jamie Gergely Definitely out of control — RR, LL, KT, and BJ Oct 25 — a toast — Too much Fun — Hopper, Otis, Yvonne, Kristin — Half Time Parties — Sherwood Island 86 — Sweet — Ralph's New Year's Eve — Squanto The Pines — R and Brian, Thanks for the car — Butch — IT'S WET AND IT'S DRY — 9 votes — You heard I run with a dangerous crowd we ain't too pretty, we ain't too proud, we might be laughing a bit too loud, but that never hurt no one B. Joel To Ralph, Leelo, and Kathy, you guys made my year! Salve — Prepare. Anyways.. Reido Hopefully we can look back on these years and only remember the good times. Thanks for the memories. — Liz Maruca CH, JH, NF, You mean a lot to me and have filled my years at Masuk with many special times. Kathy thanks for all the laughs and try not to sing too much. To my best friend who made my senior year the best at Masuk, thanks for all tne good times! — Love, San Brew Crew — Thanks for all the great memories. Matt, Keith and Todd you guys are the Best friends a person can have. Jackie, Jamie, and Janette — Thanks for all tne good times. To Jen Rusk — I will never forget you, and who knows what the future will bring. — Benny Swisher Dear Allyson (Worm), Chicky (Salami), Thank you for being concerned. Love General Weena. To all my dearest friends: Staci, Shawn, Ava, Sue, Delia, Michelle, and Diane, I did it, JEM Take care MN good luck in your future! I'll always be in his heart MAX!! All my love to Nick!! — Sabrina Fanali To all my friends, thanxs for all the good times at Masuk ... Never Say Goodbye” Special thanxs to Hoss, Mush, Guerno, JV, MPMSC, PC, CC, and I will never forget you Kelly. Will always remember, UNK (one gold star), skating, DOM, cruising in tne tang and many more. Thanks Mom and Dad couldn't have made it without you! Greg B. You're always safe with salad. Thanks for always caring Mon, Tom, Cindy, and of course my family — Linda Haringa Kulak — remember the summers; Bill — Highlander weekend. Logger — the Great Book burn-outs, Loocie — you can't kill a Llamar... Thanx to all the guys and the things that brought us together. — Scott Kurtz After love and care from the man, the bird's wings were healed and her strength revived. But the man cherished the bird too long, and the bird became restless and unhappy. The kindness was appreciated, but she needed independence and a sense of self. Finally the man recognized this and he let the bird soar free. — Anonymous. — Linda Hastings I should have stayed at Trumbull, Ha ha. — Frank Cassidy Tell me who doesn't love what can never come back. You can never forget how it used to feel — The Cure. Fig and Evie — you guys are great! Never forget all the times in chorus and Fuddruckers (Pay the nice man, Skylight!) Linda you are my best friend and you always will be. I love ya! — Lisa Papp To Steve, Matt, Keith, Chuck, Ken and all who attended - It was both a party and a nightmare at the same time. I will carry, throughout my life, the knowledge that the key is to go to them, not throw them yourself. — Jason Bluestein No one knows what path tomorrow will find us walking; but together or apart, I know that I’ve found in all of you the lifetime friends I have always wished for — O'Neill. Guys, you are the best; I love you all and I'll never forget you! — Cindy Germain Always remember the: Chem Test — I know we didn't learn this! Economics Class — No ... I Don't care about macroeconomic stability graphs. ; Drama — I don't care if you're deathly ill, use it! : And for those endless hours of sports practice, remember Break out the forks! ; And of course, Let's ... Have a party! — Gene Fisch To my close friends — Thanks. Ralph — see ya in Florida. A. D. — thanks for being there. Rad — Enjoy in Moderation, b. R„ M. K., Hopper — gurgle, gurgle. Ath — this is just the beginning — Chris Dymkoski Wherever life may take us as we go our separate ways, help us share with others the things we've shared today. Until we meet again ... — Flip Life consists of all your experiences from which you're always learning. Live life to its fullest; only then will you discover truth. — MJG Even when things seem to be falling apart, just ignore them and keep on what you're do- ing because everything will get better later on. — Robin Sardone Failing to be prepared is preparing to fail!! — Chunks Nic, Stupit, Hoads, Hymers, Net, Jill, Yackers — Love Ya all so much Vandals — Hym, skin, Rach, Yackers! Don't pee on hannah lane Party Boat — the tape — Watts got no sox — Mark P., Steve, Randy — Love ya always. Robyn, Gina, Senya, Kara Good Luck! Love, (Jen) J. T. Breath deeply, always look ahead. Wide open there's a space time won't touch. When your felling insecure do you treasure it? Feel the pull, Feel the swing. There's no value till you treasure it The Fixx — Clark Tucker We are only young once. This is all society can Stand — Bob Bowen — Chris Capobianco 'Bido moves on, but his spirit will forever roam the halls of Masuk. Thanks Juan and Herb. — Mike Daniels Thanks to all the people who have made my stay in America most enjoyable. I would like to thank Todd and Mark and Ray for their friendship. I will never forget you and to everyone else. Thanks and goodbye. — Steve Kinross To: Slug, Mook, Vito, Lip, Albi, and Tomato, it's been quite an experience. Remember the Wednesday All-Nighter (and school the next day) — Remember the Trumbbull Dead End — Hi Mom and Dad — To the Masuk Staff — Only one more brother to go, but don't feel too relieved — He'll drive you nuts. - Monty deMayo What can I say?! Chris — you're the best — there's too much to say! Reido, Kathy. Leelo — we had too much fun. I'll never forget ya! Stay out of my pool Rad! You're a pal! Brian — it was a tremendous honor to know you — stay cool bro!! Grubbman — it was real! Thanx to everyone in Drama. Chris-n-Kath see ya in Florida!! Seagrams — it's Wet and It's Dry - Ralph Reda To Jen, Lisam Knep, Heather, CC, JB, EW, and AP thanks for being there to pick up the pieces when they came apart. Remember — he doesn't like ducks, pteradcatyl. King Frat (?!?), Chippendale slap jack, Feed me Seymour, Fara Frat. TM, BM, and JM — I'M miss you guys (no one to scare or bother me!) Good luck! Love, Tara 4 To all my friends, thanks for the memories. Jo, thanks for being there. Though the 4 years slipped quickly by, don't forget the good times we all shared. Ciao — Kristin White You can check out anytime you like, but you may never leave. Thanks to all my friends for being there. I had a gooa time. Keep in touch. Remember freshman Year?? It makes you appreciate being a Senior!!” To all the underclassmen, Work hard and enjoy high school. — Koreen Kaffan To all Divers — remember the couch and 151. Thor and Symba — good luck in college and with future diving. Junior and Kong — just one more year guys - live it up! Ron — remember the Baja Camaro, slammers and Riverside '86 — Keep in touch. Chrissy you've made this year extra special. To all seniors — Party up! — Greg To my Sweetheart — Jimmy Dorsey, I love you. You’ll always have a special place in my heart. I hope our plans work. To my little sister — Chubs — Good luck with RW. Have Fun. Kim — YWC, The moon, Doo Da, Etc. I love ya! Dee — you'll always be my 2nd lit- tle sister. Deb — you're a good friend. JP — Easton, 5150, Etc. JC, TC, CC, DM, JP, ST, KK, DB, SK, CHRA, TK: you guys are special. Mrs. H — You're a good teacher, LOVE, Julie V. To my Friends. Life goes by pretty fast, so stop and take the time to look around or your might miss it. Ferris Bueller Good Luck in the future. Jenny and Matt — Thanks for always being there. I'll miss you Jen! Joe — Thanks for keeping me smiling. I love You Babe! — Kim Price To Guermo, Beard. Stubbs, Kenny, Amy, Jake, Kelly and Michele, Thanks for the memories. You're all mint and I'll never forget you! Good luck to fellow Seniors. Good- bye to everyone. Love, Chris L. Cass To all the people who have helped me through the past 4 years in and out of Masuk — Thanx. To the City Girls — Be careful and good luck in the future. I'll always keep in touch. DeMon — Thanx for helping me through my most difficult time. Good luck with JG, Franca — Remember O.C. and our neighbors!! I'll never forget the good times. Good Luck to the Class of 1987! P. T. I LOVE YOU!! — Tracy Colegrove To TM, TF, SR, HL, VB, DZ, MG, LP, Bunkers, Tommy, Little Sean — Thanks for making my high school years the best in my life. Best of luck in the future — Cheryl remember MKA, I'll never forget the laughs and good times with the VB team — Thanks for all the great memories — Love ya all — Lisa Morgan Beck, keep working on your game — you could be great. Kurt, you're a great friend. Let’s catch a Celtic game. Veto, Sorry about the practical jokes (Ha! Ha!) Brucie B you may not like my bleached jeans, but I'm still Funky Frest from Hallis Queens.” Janeen, Before I met you there was something missing in my life, but after I met you my life came together and I felt whole. You're my first love and you're the onlv person I'll ever love. Leaving you next fall will be like leaving half of me at home, but I know we'll stay together at heart. Enjoy your senior year and have fun. I love you always and forever. Your Best friend, Stephen To my best friend Cindy: remember Herman's bowling with Frankenstein, Milford rec and bridge builders, muffins in the middle of the night, cookies at the movies. Tara: Seymour, Bagel sticks, ducks, I swear that curb wasn't there when I turned! To the entire cross-country team: you've made the miles bearable! T C: Chippendale's slap Jack! I'll miss you all! — Jennifer June Hopeless Mis lysol Leelo-Bluejean Full Moon at McD's Duts Am I right? Hacksaw the Ultimate Red Shorts General Eraser Mrs. B What's your problem? Mrs. G. I'm pyschic Greengo Watch yourself pal Crack •? ! off! track means Hoops, Assassin means Easter bunny: Get outta my spot! Spence Astrology Frito Ha! Spunky Peanut Butter or Jelly Sparkles I understand Deathtongue: You watch, you wait, you'll see! CA look out! Friends and Family Thanx and God Bless - Steve Tovish What a Long, strange trip it's been! But I wouldn't of made it with out my friends; especially M. K„ S. G., and of course C. L. It's been great. Thanks for inviting me, let's do lunch. Peace and Love, Stay Dedicated! — Jodi Norton Nothing left to do but Smile, Smile, Smile!!! — Patrick Reed You Know who you are — Thanks for putting up with me for the four years I have known you. Keep in touch. — Lisa Pavia To all you Metal Heads, Listen to the Grateful Dead. To the Gang, Keep on Partying. I love you Jodie Carris. — Perry Kokenos I'm glad its over but I'll miss all the good times I've had. I'm also glad that I didn't get ar- rested, but I've come close. Ha, Ha. See everybody around. — Mike Bartlett It's been lon it's been tough, time to take another puff. Have a nice summer Class of '87. — Andy Beckwith Peach I love you. R. M. should I genuflect now! D. F. you were like another older brother and Mr. J. F. you were like a father. Thanxs for all the advice when I was upset or got into trouble, I appreciate it. Scott, Hopper, and Chris there were too many times to talk about. Chow. Mark Kulhawik 185 And the music's getting faster, are you dizzy when you're stoned, let the music be your master, can you heed tne masters call. .. Led Zep — Sheelagh Galligan It's been real. It's been fun. But it hasn't been real fun — Tom Leonard Party at Cliffside, Replacements, Black, Kinky Sex makes the world go Round, Mary, It doesn't matter if we all died. New Years, Andy Warhals dead, Mary, New Haven at night. Rocky Horror picture show Will there be anyone left to carry on my tradition? Slater Guys — Jym Morgan I wish I could have spent more time with school activities and especially sports instead of working all the time to pay for insurance for that firebird of mine. — Roger Cirella Thanx to all my friends for always being there. Perry Kokenos, I LOVE YOU — 4-Ever! C. C. Remember Wheezie? J. V. Don't forget the island! K. O, and C. C. let's go skating! S. T. Remember Prudence? M. K„ S. G., and G. H. See you at the deadend. Mrs. Pettit — We'll be back! — Jodie Carris I'm going to miss you. Deb, Lisa, Ron. Eileen, Tricia, Susie, and Elly. Keep in touch guys. I wish you all the luck in the world. Hi P. J. I love you Paulie. I'll never forget you or what we shared You'll always be a part of me. Thanx for always being there. — Kimberly Quick To all the Jammers — this year has been the best — Don't ever forget the good times! The Brew Crew — its been fun partying with you. Jeff — I love you! Net, Kath, Jack, JT, Jamie, Jill, San — you guys are special! Nic — Whats there to say? We've been through everything I love you! — Cyndi Hoadley Deena, exactly where do you go after lunch? Hairy, Don't be so afraid of snails or spiders on pens! Deb, SQ, CD, do I know you? Always be Bold when you're stranded . . .! Do you want to be a model? It's Buffalo Dip! Annster, if you got hit by a truck would it make the same sound as the BULDGE? Let's hit the red lights! I nad a class of champagne at my cousins's wedding once. Sha, you're the bestest of all! Remember when egg on face became a reality? STOP THE WORLD! There are so many things to say and not enough room. You guys are my best friends and I love you lots! Thanks tor all the great times and no matter how far apart we are we'll always be close because of all the memories! Love, Hugs, and Smiles, Chra It's been real. Thanks Eileen for always being there. Never forget we are coathangers. Kellie — take care of Jelloman. Toni — go eat some cheese, excuse me, what did you say? How 'bout them Dallas Cowboy's? Kim — leave Ned alone, thanks to you and Lisa for being there even though you're fresh. Bye Seek, Bye Netty. Hey Danny hang in there. Ed, Jim, Adam, Scott, Doug, Sherri, Patti — Take care. Love PJ Dek was here. May all the Anti-Socialites party (laughing, singing, dancing, drinking!) Forever. P.S. — Ben and Rodney — you're the best. Attila Lengyel And if the dam breaks open manv years to soon. And if there is no room upon the hill. If your head explodes from dark forebodings too. I will see you on the darkside of the moon — Pink Floyd — Ben Karp To all my friends — thanks for making my senior year fun. Janette — thanks for always beine here for me. We'll always be best friends. Darren — I love you forever. Thank you tor all the beautiful memories these past 4 years. — Jill Wom-a-ninna nimma nimma way-oh. Wom-a-nimma nimma way-oh webbo. Wom-a- nimma nimma no, corner store, corner store. — Jonathan Richman Love is like being stabbed with a dull, rusty knife. — Steve Koppelman Hedges, Kris, Robin, I’m glad I'm out. Good luck to you guys next year. Don't party too much. Jen, Steph, Cheryl, Laura, and Lori good luck in Masuk next year. — Joanne Benson I loved to SDend those two years at Masuk High School. I want to thank you all the peo- ple that helped me especially last year when I really need it. I will always remember this two years. — Elena Gallucci Like a dirty french novel combines the absurd with the vulgar — b..moi, s..! b.-moi, avec ta grosse b. de taureau, espece de grands ...! f„moi de partout, d,„! Whether man sinks into filth, sex, sodomy, drugs . . or rises into spiritual enlightment, he is trying to escape boredom, the ultimate evil. SAS. SAS. SAS. SAS. SAS. SAS. — Roger Masson Thanks Linda, Couldn't have done it without you! (and you know who else) Yon the rest is up to us. — Monica Roberto DB Remember Dylan with Jerry, John, fish eyes. Exit 65. There are no words to express my thanks Love ya. Bang Bang. JV — remember the Moom. CN, JP. SR, Deb, Jules, and everyone else — many memories. You'll always be special in my heart. Love ya, Cannols What an incredible four years it has been. Nomads and majentas. I'll miss you all, but I can t forget Sol, Kojak or Bert either. Most importantly, Lynn, I want you to know what a special person you are, and how much you've meant to me. Hey everybody, let's log it! — Chris Lyon It's nice and stinky! To Masuk High School the line it is drawn The curse it is cast The slow one now will later be fast as the present now will later be past the order is rapidly fadmg and the first one now will later be last for the times they are a-changin ' Bob Dylan - Melissa Nelson All the world's indeed a stage and we are merely players, performers, and portrayers each another's audience outside the gilded cage Rush. Friends it's been great Matt Mezick To my friends: Listen to you've got a friend by Carole King. Thanks to all of you! Now 186 I m off to AZ, then home to LA, Calif. I'll forget Monroe, and maybe Masuk but I’ll always remember Frau Ruel, Lisa H., Colleen M., Monica R.. Tina K. (or B ), German 4 and the rest. Lisa — Wir smd die andere leute! Friends are forever becu That’s what friends are for. Ford R. (G.A.R.) Friends are friends forever if the Lord’s the Lord of them. And a friend will not say never cause the welcome will not end. Though it's hard to let you go when the Father sends we know that a life time’s not too long to live as friends. Micheal W. Smith. I love you all Tammy Farr Jenn and April — rock and AJ — munch much mush. Excuse me — we're in Massachusetts. You guys are the very best! Jennie - the all night talks, all the problems and all the chocolate! You're the very best-best friend I ever could have asked for Scott cheese! Boutique! no matter what happens I'll always love ya. Marc — hey kid - never settle for on when vou can have in - Heaven — I luv ya. ST, DC, RH, GG, TL, KD, DA, MR, JK, TS EJ, TR, SC, and SO and everyone else — tnanks for making my senior year the best. I'll miss you and I love ya's all — Love always — peanut, puddle, kimmi — Kim Champion True friends are the one's who go through the hard times, laughing in the end. Thanks Eileen and Debby and special thanks to my hon, THOMAS I LOVE YOU — Kellie McGovern To all my friends Thanks for all we've shared over the past 4 years: the laughs, the tears, and especially for putting up with all my needless worrying!! I'll never forget you guys!! — Linda Remember: Conan the Librarian, the muffin. Party and Herb's, the Reaper, libido, Stro, 1C, Cb the chin. Bear's stink, Yeah! Whatever! Overdrive Hook Mode Thanks. John Erdmann To the supermentals: Guys, this year has been the best and New Years at Brett's blew away the rest but nobody there was more out of place than Don Juan when he stod up and feel flat on his face! Don Juan Keep dancing! Pie Man Where's Judy? Mr. O — Where's the tach? Sol - Keep Shakin. Bert — Nice Eyebrow! Strokes — Bang your Head. — Nicke Caggianiello Eric, Glenn, Joe (Kulak), Bill, Jon (Figs) and Burny Briii, Good Luck and Farewell until we meet again. The Swamprats shall never die but rather get tougher with age. P.S. I'll see ya in Arizona. Eric even if I have to fly! — Kevin Cortina Hey Buckayeros — We had a really good time over the years and you made my life in this prison bearable. You'll have to come up and visit me at the Jungle. — Davitt Kelly To all my friends, I won't forget you even though I'm moving back to Stratford. I'll keep in touch. Thanks for the good times. James Debilzan Hamina, Mamma, Flamina . . . Hey, hey Baby .. . Everyone, you have made my Senior year a special one and I will always remember the good times. Yvonne — Bryan again, Kristin — probing, Julie — Tasmanian, Lynn — WelL well, well. To everyone else, see ya around. — Lenore Fiedler To the special guy that I spent 2 years with — I'll alwasy remember you and have a special place in my heart for you. To Sue, Here it is — Thanks for always being there. You're the best. — To my class — I hope you all make lots of money in the future. Good Luck — Teresa Mattingly Sex adds life! Thanks for a great year! Later; Bert, Old Joe, Roger, Big Bill, Salty, Lipid, Ko- jak, and all the rest, see you at the next party! And Remember: It's only illegal if you get caught. — Ben Parsons I must say goodbye to all my ink, ank, and unk friends. Good Luck in life and don't become a waste syndrome. Gofer shi !!! Jeff Nielsen This is the time to remember to MHS and especially the Class of '87 — It’s been so special! Seniors — the wall said it all! ... Kathy, Reido, Ralphie — Out of control!! — A Toast to the Piano Man-----B. Joel — Oct. '86 Mar. '87 ... Let's Go Met's! .. Only the Good Die Young R. and R. — It's wet and it's dry! — You guys are the best I could ever ask for. Thanx . .. Grungy For Homecoming King! ... Grubsy! ... Marcy (Pedro) — MFROI DHAGHANI! ... Steve T. — Hold that thought, I'm still laughing! . . Liebe Frau Ruel and the German IV family — Danke fur Alles!... Germany '85 ... Lisa H. — pink socks and tainted love ... Matt ... About Last Night Mr. C. — You're such a bird!! . Mr. Mack and Mr. Maloney WE DID IT!! Exodus — it has been an experience. Kristin — Where's KP now? We've come a long way!... Long Distance .. . EMGS! .. . just a rolling Estonian . . . Kathy — Somehow, you always seem to know what I mean — I luv ya! Will you be in my wedding?. . . We ARE Masuk! . Don't Stop Believing . .. Smiles, Leelo To those who have stood by me in both good and bad, I willingly offer my love and gratitude. You have repeatedly given me new faith in the world and the strength to ac- cept whatever comes my way. I love you with all my heart. Be not afraid. I go before you always. Come, follow me, and I wifi give you rest. — Erin Hughes High school was filled with unheralding, bogus, and boring subject matter. I'm glad to see you go. — Sam Bek GAME OVER! - Chris Rex For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul? — Mark 8:36 — Glenn Riccio Wow, I've been here for 3 yrs. Is that a record? Gee, Padres, thanx for staying in one alee long enough for me to get my feet on the ground for once! Reido (car theif), alphie, Lelperson, Hydman (Home Boy Bug Out!), Erdguy, Bosco, Wingo, Buehlguy, Linda H.'s, Jel, the Montigo Crew and everyone — I'll miss you all. Bond! What can I say. We tried (sometimes) and we're proud (sometimes) — keep it up. Get rid of those awful Q-tip hats! Cristobols: Good luck in your senior year don't take my room when I leave. G'bye Masuk — Hello Youkon . . . Detail Atten Hut!! — Brian Grubb To my best buddy in the Class of '88, Don't worry, I really don't think you'll be the last one. To my best buddy in the class of '87, You're the best and don't forget you're sup- posed to be in my wedding. To Dude, you're the best. To Bruce Bligh, You're not. To Jay Aucello, Mark Christo, ana Randy Horn, you truly made Masuk something to remember. To Mrs. Grewcock, you're a trip. To Mr. Maloney, you're a doll. To my sister, you still haven't learned how to put on lipstick. To the Brat Pack of '88, Give 'em hell! And to all the friends I made and snould have made. Bye! — Kimberly Carter Robert thanx for making the last two years extra special. I luv ya! Yo Chipmunk! Be wery, wery ouiet — it's wabbit season! Thanx for being such a great friend (hee, hee, hee!) Deb and Cnrissy - We finally made it! Thanx for being there — you guys are the best! Stop the world! B. P., R. H., and C. D. Thanx for the bubbly, hons! It was fun! J. G., L. D., Farrow, A. M., L. L, L. T., M. C, M. B. Good luck next year! Keep in touch! I luv youse! German IV What an experience! Eat those beets, scum! Yum! D. Z. — Bowie's mine but you can admire him Egg, you really mean a lot more than words can say. Thanx! F. R. — Other people” rule! Leelo — thanx a lot for everything! Remember Mr. B! Farewell, everyone! Love, Lisa Heffelfinger Mark — I'm glad we finally got together and we are going to stay that way forever and ever! I love you!! Verno — have a great time with Nance. SMR! Just think after next year you won't have any tagalongs and uninviteds. One Leg Shut up and get you're mind out of the gutter! Bye. — Andrea Garofolo Seniors thanx for all the memories. Todd, Ray, Steve, Kath and Karen thanx for the great times, but not the mornings after. Deena; What are the glasses for? See ya all Down Under! — Mark Peters Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead, where there is no path and leave a trail. . Missy Cirella Lisa, Liz, Missy, Maria — thanx for making this the best year ever! Robert, Ben, and Lisa — we've had so much fun — thanx for the bubbly! Yo, Chipmunk — never forget about wabbit season! Thanx for being such a great friend! Maria, Q, and Big Bird — I couldn't have done it without you! D. Z., E. H., E. J., H. P., C. G., I. M., B. C, A. M., M. C, T. B. K., J. S., P. B. — I'll never forget you guys. - Cheryl DellaCorte AFS student from Australia. Thanx for a great year! — Debbie Thorson ,. . and friends are friends forever if the Lord's the Lord of them. And a friend will not say 'never' 'cause the welcome will not end. Though it's hard to let you go, in the Father's hands we know, that a lifetime's not too long to live as friends. — Michael W. Smith. To all my friends and especially S. T. — I love you!!! — Liz Thomas To Debby, Thanx for all the support you've given me. Kellie, we've had 4 great years. Don't forget all the fun we've nad. Andrea, take care of your man and keep building those tents. Toni and Laurie, never forget all the fun we've had at lunch. Ana to Rob, I LOVE YOU!! Take care. — Eileen Carroll Maroon Chuck Taylor's are Cool! — Mike Fox I can honestly say I have nothing in my trunk. Where's my keys. Save some for us. R. B. Thanks a lot. Honest, they won't be home until Sunday. B. S. D. Yes, I'm 21, Thanks, Hazel leaves are falling all around, it's time I was on my way. Thanks to you. I'm much oblig- ed, such a pleasant stay! Led Zeppelin II. Wouldn't have made this year without Jeff, thanx for waking me up to good times! — Mardi Keeler To my friends, and to those who I haven't had the chance to know, I wish you the best in whatever it is you decide to do with your life. Time goes by so fast, you just need a dream to hold on to . .Take care of yourselves. Love Ya Always, Lily I should've went to Fairfield Prep!” — Jason Aucello Jen never forget: Hermans!!! (pew!), Frankenstein, baked zits, Mark and John! Trum- bull Day (what a carload!). Chris, you're my sweetheart, wharf, snow plows (aaah), Tara hola! Fara Aral. Deb — my soul! Lori — Wharf! Caryn — Love ya. Best of luck to my favorite Sis! I love you all. Thanx for everything. Love, Cindy Knepler The life of a Repo Man is always intense. Jon Bon Jovi is God (or so people think.) Mewiff! Ha. No more Lope and too much dope she's lying on the bed. Angels pacing, gently placing roses 'round her head. In the yarbles, droogs! Ultraviolence tonight. 42. When does life begin? — Chris Giles Mom and Dad thanks I love you. Kevin — Gingerbread Man. Kenny F., Kenny K., Matt, Todd, Keith, Randy — love you guys Mom. Jamie, Jackie, Rachel Lenore, Leelo, Laura — you guys are the best! Steve — thanks for the good times. Hey Vandals! Rachel, it was your idea! Matt — you're a great friend — thanks for always listening. S.O.S. — Lynn Though nothing can bring back the hour Of splendor in the grass, Of glory in the flower; We must grieve not, rather find strength in what remains behind. — William Wordsworth — Caroline Zeller Get ouwt! ... Is that right?... At any rate ... Poncho, Mark, Poncho, Mark, Hey Babes, Chicky, ya fairy! I’m sure, hon. Hey, man, my dad made me do it. Ann, Chrissy, Deb — I got out for a smoke, where else? Romeo, T. L., C. W., Howard Duck and Husband — you're special guys! My brothers T. S., M. V., Thanks for everything. I love you guys! To everyone.. . Hang On! - Deena One simple thing kept between you and me will build a wall no one else can see! — Dave McClellan Good Luck to everyone in the Class of '87'. We finally made it. Thanks Sheeba, Glado, and Tica! You guys are the best! Most of all don't forget our good buddy. Mardi always remember 'cause you never forgot yet. Cut me another piece of cake baby! Love ya, Andy! — Jennifer Haslob Whelp — we're outla here! PARTY!! Thanx Julie, Jodie, Chris, Franny, Holly, Kathi, Nikki — you're all true friends. And to Frank C. I luv U!! 10 3 86 and forever. Thanx Mom, Dad, Debbie, Corissa, and Ricky. Easy Weezy. Good Luck to Bus 4! - Cathleen Clarke Bong School was really great, it kept me away from those I hate. — M. Buccitti Hey — Deb, Linda, Monica — and Brian — (Great Books has been Great) Hey — Gregg, Brett, Elena, Tammy, Cindy, Maureen, Ralph, Ron, Sit on a tack Lately — Jason? Don6t forget Sr. Comp (Chris K) — and to Maria — Good Luck at Georgetown! Good Luck to ALL — and keep in touch. — Kathy Ftergiotis To all my friends, thanks for making my years at Masuk fun and MEMORABLE! Esp R D. (Git it), K. Z. (LL, TT), V. B. (Wretched), D. N., E.)., L. M., K. K. Also to the Emmaus - thanks for everything. Pass it On! I'll miss you guys! Love, Sue Roberto As my second High school in the states, after being here for 15 months, Masuk has been an interesting experience. I don't like to judge people, but most at Masuk are either cold or superficial. I nope time will change my classmates. As for the other few, they are special, and they know it. Thanks C. D., M. C, L. T., K. T., D. T., T. F. — Maria Bucur L. S. — Thanks for being there. Remember — Ski! T. L. Always remember our August get together especially love those tiger stripes. — bathing suites next time! To allmy friends I Love Ya and I'm gonna miss ya! Especially Duchess. — Annette Rodko As the time comes for us to part, to leave the warm nest of security. Time to search for iness and success. Never slow down or stop searching because soon it will be gone ood Luck to all in the years t o come ... I Love You, Joelle! ■ Bob Cimmino Goodbye one eyebrowed Bert, the war machine, tuna head, baldness, Matzo head, the cheese whizzed mustache. Where ya gonna work Whites, WaWa, Roger's hair is everywhere. Pooh Bear, Big Log, the pimple master, and the Supermentais. David Harlow Ang — Thank you for our Friendship, It's meant a lot Bob — I love you. Best Wishes and Good Luck to all, Walk on slowly. Don't look behind you. Don't say Good-bye love, I won't remind you. J. Tull - Joelle Ehmka ATTENTION!! When God comes, don't panic. He'll forgive you if you Forgive yourself. — Laura Owens Nic — You changed my whole life and I just wanna say thanx. Net, Yackers, Hymers, Jill, J. T., and Hoads — Thanx for making this year so great. Never forget the jammers. Mischief night or the tape and don't pee Hanna Lane, Jeff N. and Andy B. I'll never forget you Move you all. Kathi (stupit) Life is nothing but a cycle. As we are together now, we will always be. There is no escape — Alena Marie To all the Jammers Never forget the great times of our senior year. THEY WERE THE BEST. To the Brew Crew — You guys were our other half, couldn't party without you Jason we had a lot of times together, you will always be a great friend ... Jill What can I say we've been through it alltogether... Love ya .. . Netters Hey, how about another game of T D or even better, a pool match until dawn. OOOKAAAY, remember all the runs to the port in the dart, the small poolstick, Mr. Cass's house, and all that food. What are you freakin' Irish, OK dipship, oh that's brutal . . well to Bird, Stubbs, Cassa, Frass, and the girls, thanks for the great times — Guermo To all my friends, thanks for the parties and good times. Times have flown by these last 4 years ... Try not to start any fights at the jungle - Davitt. P.S. thanks for the best time in my life. I'll miss you Kristen ... — Love, Jay This year may have started slow and monotanous, but is now Nice and Stinky — K. S. Mistakes come back to haunt you even if you make your wrongs right in the end . R. M. To: E. W., L. M., J. J., C. C, T. F., K. M., C. C, A. B., K. S., K. F., E. C, C. C, D. P., KK and the rest of you guys, thanxs for maki. .g my Senior year the best of them all ... It's been real... S. $. To who ever: Thanks for the good times .. . Terence Keogh ... These are the days to hold on to ... Class of '87, thank you for giving me the priviledge of being Class President. Mr. Maloney, you are a real person and I will Treasure our friendship forever. Frau Ruel and the German IV family, our memories are irreplaceable. Mr. O'Connor, Mrs. Lipeles, and Mr. Miller, the knowledge you have shared will always be mine. Leelo, what can I say? I Luv Ya. SANGO MIA moves SOUTH and LONG ISLAND is the ESTO-FUTURE .. . Will you be in my wedding? Mom and Apu, thank you for teaching me to pursue the impossible. I love you both forever. Love, Kathy Tomena To all my friends in the Senior Class: It's been one hell of a blast! Never forget the night at J.J. Lubbs McQuay's house. Also, all the midnight Subway runs and also, to Ali, who has been very special to me the past year. Don't forget Feb. 21 — Ali. — Joel-Alby To the 5th period Brew Crew. It was the BEST of times and it was the BLURRED of times. '70 Chevelle Dual Quad Monster Machine. You've raced the rest, now race the BEST! See ya in my rearview mirror!! — Dave Stepeck To M.H.F.T. Good Luck this season and go for it all. To the class of 87 this is our year! — I LOVE YOU, HELENE remember all the good times Like G. C, Prom, B, Halloween. Etc.- KrisLuk 187 a Senior Glenn R. loads film tor Photo II. A A Junior Kathy M. takes a break from Mr. Schmidt's secretarial work to enjoy hall decorating. AAA Mr. Everlith Candids Senior Directory Settio r inect iy Kenneth Ackley 96 Maplewood Drive 3 22 87 Computer League, Junior Classical League, Spanish Honor Society. Franca Agnello 41 Turkey Roost Road 6 29 69 Julie Andrade 15 Jones HiU Road 6 4 69 Ring Dance Committee 10, Homecoming Committee 10, 11, 12; Spanish Honor Society 11; Homecoming Queen 12, Yearbook 12, Vice President 11. Jason Christopher Aucello 85 Maplewood Drive 3 12 69 Football; Baseball, Soccer; Basketball. Sd Sharon Leigh Babis 91 Old Castle Drive 6 12 69 Jennifer Barbin 51 Red Coat Lane 10 6 68 Free Press 12; Yearbook Art Editor 12. Mark Baron 47 Williamsburg Drive 2 13 69 Hall Decorating 12. Michael Bartlett 109 Meadows End Road 10 18 68 Freshman Football 9; Varsity Football 10, 12; Expo 10, 12; S.O.S. 12. Brian Beard 6 Fresh Meadow Road 3 4 69 Freshman Football 9; Boys' Basketball 9, 10, 11; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12. Deborah Beaupre 623-4 Main Street 2 31 69 Future Business Leaders of America 11, 12. Andrew Beckwith 48 Captains Hill Road 10 9 69 S.O.S. '87. Sam Beck 71 Elm Street 3 1 69 Track. Joanne M. Benson 22 Todd Drive 3 24 69 Color Guard 9, 10, 11; Spanish Club 11, Girls' Soccer 12. Lynn Bermingham 2 Round Hill Drive 5 11 69 Ring Dance Committee 10; Girls' Swim Team 10; Track 10, 11; Prom Committee 11; Yearbook 12; S.O.S. 12. Jason Bluestein 116 Swendsen Drive 5 5 69 Masuk Masquers 9, 10; National Honor Society 11, 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Boys' Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12. Alena Marie Bodnar 45 Wiltan Drive 10 11 69 Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Strength Training Club 9; National Honor Society 11, 12; Spanish Honor Society 11, 12; Ring Dance Committee 10; Prom Committee 11; Homecoming Committee 10, 11, 12. Michael Ronetti 15 Plumer Lane 12 4 68 Ice Hockey; Bowling 12. Tina L. Bonnot 48 Country Ridge Drive 11 27 68 Concert Band; Select Wind Ensemble; Marching Band; Pit Band. Gerald Booth 331 Purdy Hill Road 11 26 69 Fanny Bracho 104 Settlers Farm Road 6 3 69 Chorus, AFS Student from Chile. Alicia Breiner 16 Quarry Ridge Road Stephen Dillingham Brown 67 Pastors Walk 5 29 69 Football; Basketball; Tennis; InglesZone. Marcy Buccitti 29 Pepperidge Road 5 14 69 Maria Bucur 38 Knorr Road 9 2 68 Band 12; Concert Misress — Pit Band 12; Drama Club 12; French Club 12; National Honor Society 12; Chorus 12; Battle of the Bands 12. Scott Buehler 27 Barton Road 11 16 69 Band; Chorus. Keith Bunovsky 76 Holly Place 2 4 69 Varsity Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Ice Hockey 9, 10, 11, (Captain) 12; Brew Crew 12. Gregory T. Bura 13 Hemlock Lane 10 28 69 DECA Store Mgr. 11; J.V. Soccer 9, 10; Varsity Soccer 11, 12, Varsity Swimming 10, 11. Laura Burton 150 Bagburn Road Chorus 9, 10; Battle of the Bands 12. e Joseph Cacciola 110 Walnut Street 8 15 69 Track 10, 12; Strength Training Club 9; R.J.C. 12; InglesZone 12; National Young Leaders Conference 12. Nick Caggianiello 36 Quarry Ridge Road 10 9 69 Maria Cambra 12 Colonial Drive 11 18 68 Class Treasurer 9, 10, 11; Field Hockey 9, 10, 11; Softball 9, 10; Ice Hockey Mgr. 9; Drama Productions 9, 10, 11; A.V.Club9, 10, 11, 12; Ring Committee 10; Prom Committee 11; Chorus 9, 10, 12; Internship 11. Christopher Capobianco 19 Jones Hill Road 7 17 69 Freshman Basketball Mgr. 9; Spanish Club 11; Soccer 9, 10; Boys' Swimming 11, 12; Boys’ Tennis 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Spanish Honor Society 11, 12. Jodie Carris 51 Karen Drive 8 15 69 Eileen Carroll 240 Moose Hill Road 4 22 69 Varsity Hockey Mgr. 11; FBLA 10, 11, 12. Kimberly Caprice Carter 49 Nelson Brook Road 6 16 69 Outdoor Track 9, 10, 12; Cheerleading 11, 12; Drama Club 12; Girls' Tennis 11; Class Officer (Vice Pres.) 9, 10, 12; Homecoming Committee 9, 10, 12. Christopher L. Cass 32 Valley View Dr. 11 20 69 Tennis Team, Swim Team; Chess Team; Math League; Spanish Club; Computer League; National Honor Society; S.O.S. '87. Frank Cassidy 32 Valleyview 9 16 68 Cynthia Anne Cedergren 300 Teller Road 1 11 69 MR A Rep. 9; Class Historian 10, 11; Homecoming Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Ring Dance Committee 10; FBLA 11, Reporter Historian 12; Prom Committee 11; Spanish Honor Society 11. Deena Chacko 6 Maple Circle 8 20 69 Track; Drama Club; Volleyball; Fall Spring Play Productions, Spanish Club; M.B.C.; MRA Rep., AFS; National Honor Society; Chess Club; Yearbook. Kimberly Champion 49 Walnut Street 6 6 69 Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12. Beth Chittick 89 Lynn Drive 5 19 69 Girls' Basketball Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Girls' Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Girls’ Swim Team Mgr. 10, 11; Chorus 9, 11, 12; Math League 9. 10, 11, 12; AFS 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Classical League 9, 10, 11, 12; German Club 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12. Mark Christo 245 Porters Hill Road 9 17 69 Football 9, 10, 11, (Captain) 12; Track 9; Basketball 9. Robert Cimmino 539 Wheeler Road 9 8 68 Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; Indoor Track 9, 11; Track 10; Homecoming Committees. Missy Cirella 114 Cross Hill Road 2 11 69 A.V. Club 9; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, Drum Major 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Wind Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 11, 12; Chorus 11, 12; Select Chorus 12; French Club 10, 11; Swim Team 10; Boys’ Swim Team Mgr. 10; Spring Musicals 10, 11, 12; Choreographer 11, 12; Fall Play 12; Safe Rides 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12. Roger Cirella 143 Walnut Street 8 19 68 Spring Track 9, 10; Winter Track 9, 10, 11; Cross Country 10. Donald Clark Fire Brigade. Cathleen S. Clarke 1 Stillmeadow Circle 3 3 69 FBLA 11; DECA I 8c II; Newcomers’ Club 9, 10. Tracy Ellen Colegrove 69 Maryanne Drive 9 8 69 Christine Corbesato Color Guard; Homecoming Committees. Jacquelyn Amy Corns 26 Boulder Ridge Road 11 11 69 Swim Team 9; Ring Dance Committee 10; MRA Rep. 10; Prom Committee 11; Homecoming Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Cheerleading 10, 11, (Captain) 12. Kevin Cortina 787 Main Street 2 28 69 Track. Raphael A. Coto 79 Blue Hills Road 3 6 69 Darren Cummings 115 Cross Hill Road 3 25 69 William A. Cunningham 291 Guineq Road 7 9 69 National Honor Society; Spanish Honor Society; Junior Latin Classical League; Spanish Club; Freshman Basketball, J.V. Basketball; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Soccer; Rec. Basketball. T d Jay D’Orso 171 Williamsburg Drive 7 3 69 Varsity Football; Spanish Honor Society; National Honor Society. 190 Michael Daniels 25 Bradley Drive 7 16 69 Varsity Soccer; Indoor Track, Outdoor Track; Math League; Spanish Club; National Honor Society; Junior Classical League. James DeBilzan 230 Pastors Walk 7 15 68 Allyson Dejulio 103 Greenwood Lane 9 3 69 Graphic Arts Photography Club; Cabaret 10. Monty deMayo 132 Hanna Town Rd. 11 25 68 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; MRA Rep. 12; InglesZone 12; Physics Club 12; Rec. Basketball 11, 12. Stacey DePeano 126 Richards Drive 11 23 69 Frank Dcasc 161 Jockey Hollow Road 5 20 69 Track; Cross-Country. Andrea Delfino 126 Meadows End Road 10 28 69 Peerleadership. Cheryl DellaCorte 10 Todd Drive 7 30 69 National Honor Society 11, 12; Junior Classical League 9, 10, 11, 12; Silver Medal National Latin Exam 9; French Club 10, 11, 12; France-85; Varsity Volleyball 11, 12; Indoor Track 10, 12; Spring Track 10; Math League 9, 10, 11, 12; AFS 9, 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Committee 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Ring Dance Committee 10; M.B.C. 11; Internship 11. Jill DiPronio 22 Diane Terrace 2 22 69 Cheerleading 10, 11; Spanish Honor Society 11. Sandulo Dinicola 183 Cross Hill Road Kristin Anne Dunn 7 High Ridge Drive 11 21 69 Spanish Club 9, 10; Spanish Honor Society; Ushers' Guild 9; Ring Committee 10; Track 8c Field 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Committees; Yearbook 10, 11, Sports Editor 12; S.O.S. ’87. Rosemary Lynn Dworzycki 64 Christianna Drive 10 2 69 Career Internship; Yearbook 12. Linda Elizabeth Dyer 471 Fan Hill Road 7 13 69 Football Mgr. 9; Weight Training Club 9; J.V. Track 9; Varsity Track 10, 11; Girls’ Varsity Swim Team 10, 11, 12; Ring Committee 10; Prom Committee 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Spanish Honor Society 11, 12. Christopher Dymkoski 56 Melon Patch Lane 6 26 69 J.V. Baseball 9, 10; Varsity Baseball 11, 12; Varsity Swim Team 9; Space Cadets ’87. Ze Joelle Ehmka 777 Monroe Turnpike 2 4 69 Girls' Tennis Team 10; Ring Committee 10; Spanish Club Treasurer 11; Prom Committee 11; Homecoming Committee 11, 12. John Erdmann 125 Longview Road 7 27 69 Boys’ Varsity Tennis Team; Spanish Club; Math League, Chess Club; National Honor Society; Junior Classical League. John Evancovich 11 East Hill Road 3 7 69 Carol Evans 85 Swendsen Drive 7 26 69 Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; DECA 11, 12. Sabrina Fanali 19 Hiram Hill Road 5 17 69 Teresa Farah 151 Shelton Rock Road, 11 Danbury, Ct. Close Up; Free Press. Tammy Farr 363 Moose Hill Road 11 8 69 Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Select Chorus 11, 12; Drama 10, 11, 12; A.V. Club 10; Peerleadership 10, 11. Nicole S. Feinsinger 23 Fcrnwood Lane 12 30 69 Varsity Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Volleyball 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Junior Classical League 9, 10, 11, 12; Ushers' Guild 9, 10, 11; Spanish Tutor 11, 12; Varsity Track 9; Class Officer 9. Michael Feltovic 707 Elm Street 7 24 69 Varsity Ice Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12; J.V. Soccer 9, 10; Varsity Soccer 11, 12. Lenore Fiedler 639 Wheeler Road 10 15 69 Newcomers Club 9; Track 10; Ring Committee 10; Prom Committee 11; Yearbook 12; Soccer 12; Junior Classical League. Jon Figlar 121 Walnut Street Eugene Fisch 43 Surrey Lane 11 1 68 Soccer; Swimming; Indoor Track; Outdoor Track; Homecoming Committee, Drama Club; Battle of the Bands, MC; FBLA; Drama Productions (2); Musical Productions (3); Close Up. Kenneth Scott Fischer 120 Wood lawn Road 4 10 69 Freshman Basketball 9; J.V. Basketball 10; Varsity Basketball 11; J.V. Baseball 10; Brew Crew 12. Tara Fowler 19 Bob White Terrace 8 29 69 Ushers' Guild 9; Color Guard 9, 10, (Captain) 11, 12; Drama Club 10; Spanish Club 11, 12; AFS 12; Chorus 12. Michael Fox 691 Wheeler Road 7 27 69 J.V. Soccer; Homecoming King 11; Rec. Basketball. Robert Frate 32 Hillside Drive 7 25 68 Freshman Football 9; Baseball 10; Ice Hockey 10, 11, 12; S.O.S. 12. Kathy Ftergiotis 21 Grant Road 11 29 69 Peer Leadership; Spanish Club. Maryjo Galaburri 296 Old Zoar Road 5 28 69 Field Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12; Track Field, Softball. Sheelagh Galligan 152 Richards Drive 4 12 69 Clam Bakes. Elena Gallucci 110 Millbrook Terrace 6 13 69 Andrea B. Garofolo 115 Hattertown Road 8 18 69 J.V. Softball 9, 10; Girls' Varsity Swim Team 9, 10, 11, (Captain 12). Lance Gelb 41 Montar Drive 4 3 69 Jamie Lynn Gergely 108 Twinbrook Terrace 3 6 69 Ring Dance Committee 10; Prom Committee 11. Cynthia Germain 50 Forest Road 10 4 69 Spanish Club 9, 10; AFS 10, 11, President 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Select Chorus 12; Girls' Swim Team 11; Drama Club 11, 12. Jennifer Gerritsen 19 Flint Ridge Road 7 31 69 Girls' Varsity Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 10; Drama Club 9; National Honor Society 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Ring Committee 10; Boys' Swim Team Mgr. 10. Christopher Giles 8 Cheryl Drive 10 21 69 Gregg Granello 5 25 69 Senior Wall 12; Brew Crew 12; Homecoming Committees. Brian Grubb 22 Nelson Brook Road 12 11 68 Crown Point in 9, Monroe 10, 11, 12; Concert Band; Wind Ensemble; Jazz Band; Pep Assemblies; Boys' Swim Team, Boys' Tennis Team; Pit Band for Carousel ; Drum Major 12; Spanish Club; State Architecture Competition 11, 12. Janette Alyce Hansen 59 Far Horizon Drive 1 13 69 Linda Elizabeth Haringa 354 Moose Hill Road 10 16 69 J.V. Basketball 9; J.V. Softball 9; Winter Track 10, 11, 12; Spring Track 10, 11, 12; Class Historian 12; Band 9; National Honor Society 11, 12; AFS 10; Junior Classical League 9, 10; Prom Committee 11; Homecoming Committee 9, 10, 11, 12. David Harlow 46 Kettle Creek Lane 5 9 69 William Harrison 35 Ripton Ridge 2 27 69 Boys' Varsity Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 10, 11, 12; Safe Rides 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 11, 12; Western Regional Chorus 11, 12; All-State Chorus 11; Music Man 11. Jennifer Haslob 9 Jeanette Street 2 1 69 Linda Hastings 108 Jockey Hollow Road 11 21 69 Girls' Varsity Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Diving 9, 10, 11; Girls'J.V. Basketball 9, 10; Varsity Track 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 12; AFS 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11. Lisa Heffelfinger 142 Knorr Road 1 22 69 National Honor Society 11, 12; J.V. Field Hockey 9; Varsity Field Hockey 10, 11, (Captain MVP) 12; J.V. Basketball 9, 10; Girls' Varsity Basketball 10, 11; Math League 9, 10, 11, 12; German Club 9, 10, 11, Vice Pres. 12; M.B.C. 10, 11; Germany '85; Homecoming Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Ring Committee 10; Indoor Track 12; Softball Mgr. 9; Safe Rides 11. Gail Heitsman 228 Cutlers Farm Road 9 11 69 Cynthia Hoadley 17 Turtlebrook Drive 5 17 69 Douglas Hoerner 34 Field Rock Road Bryant Holcomb 14 Kimberly Drive 3 31 69 Boys' Varsity Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Track; Soccer 9; Math League 12; S.O.S. 12. Suzanne Holt 88 Walnut Street Randall J. Horn 68 Elaine Drive 12 23 68 Track 9; Golf 10; Freshman Football 9; Varsity Football 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Brew Crew 12; R.P.F.B. Homecoming Committees; Homecoming King 10; Senior Wall 12, S.O.S. Michael Hossler 272 Stanley Road 3 1 69 Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; Boys' Tennis Team 10; Boys' Swim Team 11; German Club 9, 10, 11; National Honor Society 12; AFS 11. Erin Hughes 142 Turkey Roost Road 10 8 69 Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Select Chorus 12;Junior Classical League 9, 10, 11, 12; Safe Rides 11, 12; National Honor Society 12; Drama 11, 12; Peerleadership 9, 10, 11, 12. Gregory Humpal 39 West Maiden Lane 3 25 69 A.V. Club; Drama Club; Chorus; Band; Utility Stage Crew; Lens Cleaning; Having Sets. Robert Humphrey 12 River Drive 2 6 69 Masuk Theatre; AFS; German Club; Safe Rides; M.B.C. Michael Hydeck 120 Flint Ridge Road 1 19 69 Panther Mascot; J.V. Boys' Basketball 10; Chorus, Dark of the Moon 12; Carousel 12; Battle of the Bands 11; Homecoming Committee. ft Eileen Janser 24 Farm View Road 2 19 69 Chorus 9, 10, 12; Select Chorus 12;Safe Rides 10, 11, 12; Stage Crew 9, 10. Staci Johnson 71 Bart Road 3 20 69 Todd Jordan 39 Pastors Walk 2 22 69 Boys' Varsity Basketball 9, 10, 11, (Captain) 12. Jennifer June 247 Bam HiU Road 12 5 69 Track 9, 10, (Captain) 11, 12; Cross Country 10, (Captain) 11, 12; Indoor Track 10; Boys' Swim Team Mgr. 11; AFS 12; National Honor Society 11, 12. Koreen Kaffan 20 Woody Crest Road 9 20 68 M.B.C.; Color Guard. Benjamin Karp 74 Lazy Brook Road 8 30 69 AV Club; Ice Hockey; Band, Battle of the Bands. Mardi Anne Keeler 284 Pastors Walk 5 21 69 Clam Bake Club. Davitt Kelly 37 Quarry Ridge Road 1 7 69 Ice Hockey; Football; Brew Crew. Christopher Kelman 11 Blue Hills Road Courtney Kennedy 49 Misty Lane 4 24 69 Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pit Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12. Kim Kennclly 191 47 Stony Brook Drive 3 17 69 FBLA 10, Secretary 11, 12. Terence Keogh 30 Cutlers Farm Road 12 15 69 Steven Kinross 74 Don's Drive Varsity Soccer 11; Varsity Football 12. Kenneth Kliczewski 42 Cedar Lane 12 7 69 Freshman Football 9; Boys' Tennis Team 10, 11, 12; S.O.S. '87; Senior Wall 12; Homecoming. Cindy Leah Knepler 120 Harvester Road 5 21 70 Band 9, 10, 11, 12; AFS 12; Psychology Internship 12; Elementary Education Internship 11; Youth Group Acitivities 9, 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 10. Perry Kokenos 156 Richards Drive 11 23 69 Steven Koppelman 680 Elm Street 1 9 70 Battle of the Bands; Blue Crue’’ — (1st place) 12; Dark of the Moon 12. Ronald Krystofik 2 Lazy Brook Road 9 3 69 Battle of the Bands; S.O.S. 12. Mark Kulhawik 33 Benedict Road 4 25 69 Scott Kurtz 27 Tulip Drive 5 30 69 J.V. Track Field 9; Boys' Varsity Swim Team 10; National Honor Society. ute Christopher J. Landy 52 Oak wood Drive 2 11 69 Soccer 9; Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Audio Visual Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 12; Lens Cleaning 10, 11, 12. Lisa Lefflbine 103 Gay Bower Drive Attila John Lengyel 24 Greenfield Hill Road Fire Brigade. Thomas Leonard 296 Moose Hill Road 2 13 69 Antoinette Lilly 45 Ryegatc Terrace 9 28 69 Leelo Ellen Linask 16 Pepperidge Road 6 30 69 Yearbook Asst. Editor 10, Editor-in-Chief 11, 12; German Club 9, Publicity Officer 10, Vice Pres. 11, 12; Germany 85; Graphic Arts Photography Club 11, 12; M.B.C. 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Spirit Committees 9, 10, 11, 12; Sr. Queen of October 12; Ring Ring Dance Committees 10; Prom Committee 11; Peerleadership 9; Chorus 9, 10; O.O.C. Crew 192 12; Senior Wall 12; S.O.S. 12. Charles I. Lipeles 69 Ridgedale Road 7 2 69 Rec. Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Spanish Honor Society 11, 12; Class Treasurer 12; Varsity Ice Hockey 10, 12; Boys' Varsity Tennis 10, 11; S.O.S. 12. Christina Liu Forest Road Yearbook 10, 11; Homecoming Committees; Chess Club. David Locke 81 Maryanne Drive 7 31 69 National Honor Society; Spanish Club; Bowling Team; Math League. Melissa Lockshier 3 Oakwood Drive Free Press. William Lucas 71 Far Horizon Drive 4 25 69 Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; M.B.C. 10, 11, 12. Kristian Luk 27 Camelot Drive 2 17 69 Football 9, 10, 11, 12. Christopher M. Lyon 8 Edwards Drive Oxford, Ct. 4 5 69 Freshman Football 9; Cross Country 10, 11; Indoor Track; Outdoor Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Strength Training Club 9; Photography Qub 10; Hugh O Brien Youth Leadership Foundation Seminar; National Young Leaders' Conference. Monique Major 260 Hammertown Road 5 1 69 Radley Manzo 15 Birch wood Road 2 3 69 R J.C. 12; Baseball 9; Football 9; Homecoming Committee 12; Space Cadets '87. Theresa Martine 14 Richmond Drive Elizabeth Anne Maruca 37 Karen Drive 3 27 69 Field Hockey 10, 11, (Captain) 12; FBLA 12; National Honor Society; S.O.S. 12. Roger Masson 15 Barn Hill Road 8 25 69 Cross Country 12. Teresa Mattingly 40 Autumn Drive 3 5 69 Peer Leadership. James McClay 28 Tilquist Road 2 12 69 Track, Cross Country. David McClellan 133 Far Horizon Drive 1 22 69 Laura McCrady 101 Lazy Brook Road 9 26 68 Winter Track 10, 11; Spring Track 10, 11; Girls' Swim Team 10; Cabaret 10; Ushers' Guild 10. Eric McFadden 42 West Maiden Lane 11 20 68 Boys' Swim Team; Architectural Activities. Kellie McGovern 4 Gerardo Drive 7 17 69 J.V. Volleyball 10; Varsity Volleyball 11, (Captain) 12; Varsity Ice Hockey Mgr. 11; Varsity Softball 11; FBLA 12. Jeffrey McPadden 52 Hirams Hill Road R.P.F.B: DECA: Brew Crew; Homecoming Committees, S.O.S. Annmarie Melissano 58 Gay Bower Road 9 5 69 M.B.C.; AFS; Spanish Club. Matthew Mezick 281 Teller Road 7 4 69 DECA 11, Vice Pres. 12; Football 9, 10; Battle of the Band; Carousel” 12. Thomas Miglas 91 Wood lawn Road 2 19 69 Joseph Millo 122 Turkey Roost Road 5 9 69 DECA 11, 12; Battle of the Bands 11, 12. Donna Mondo 175 Bagburn Road Shawn-Theresa C. Monroe 5 Blakeman Drive 8 25 69 Jym Morgan 19 Pine Street Oxford, Ct. 6 30 69 Cross Country 10; Dark of the Moon 12; Carousel 12; Yearbook 11, 12. Lisa Morgan 406 Cross Hill Road 10 25 69 Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Girls' Swim Team 9; Softball 9, 10, 11, 12. Ronald Muizulis 243 Wheeler Road 5 25 69 Ice Hockey Mgr. 9, 10, 11, 12; FBLA 11, 12. Stefan C. Murrah 20 Kimberly Drive 8 25 70 FBLA; Spanish Honor Society; Golf Team; Track. Eric Douglas Muschlitz 42 Hattertown Road 12 30 69 J.V. Soccer 9; Freshman Basketball 9; Boys' J.V. Tennis Team 9; Varsity Tennis Team 10, 11, 12; Band 9; Safe Rides 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 12; Homecoming Committees. Christy Nelson 25 Flint Ridge Road 1 24 69 Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pit Band 9, 11; Elementary Education Internship 12. Melissa Nelson 440 Barlow Road Fairfield, Ct. 06430 Chorus 10, 11, 12; Select Chorus 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12. Jeff Nielsen 28 Gay Bower Road 7 19 69 Homecoming Committee 12; Senior Wall 12; Brew Crew 12; Freshman Football 9; S.O.S. 12. Jodi Leigh Norton 5 Alpine Road 6 23 69 Kathleen O'Mara 62 Far Horizon Drive 7 6 69 Cheerleading 9, 11, 12, (Captain) 10. Danielle M. Ocasio 82 Bagburn Hill Road 12 1 69 Strength Training Club 9; Softball 9; Field Hockey 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Ice Hockey Mgr. 12; Ring Committee 10; Prom Committee 11; Homecoming Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Spanish Honor Society 11, 12. Monica Odoy 50 Whitewood Drive 10 4 69 Field Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12; Girls' Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; French Club 10, 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Junior Classical League 10, 11, 12. Kurt Olofson 81 Maplewood Drive Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; Boys' Basketball 9, 10, 11; National Honor Society. Laura Owens 58 Wayne Road 7 23 68 'Pfr Barbara Pale Doris Street Cheerleading 10, 11, (Captain) 12. Lisa Papp 28 Greenwood Lane 3 6 69 Select Chorus 10, 11, 12; Musicals 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Internships 10, 12. Benjamin Parsons 176 Hammertown Road 2 23 69 Junior Classical League 9, 10, 11; Safe Rides Board Member 9, 10, 11, 12. Jeannette Paul 18 Camelot Drive 11 2 69 FBLA 10, 11. Lisa Pavia 115 Millbrook Terrace 11 13 69 Matthew Pechulis 28 Joan Drive 6 8 69 Mark Percivalle 586 Wheeler Road Freshman Football; Brew Crew 12; Homecoming Committee. David Peters 358 Cross Hill Road 8 21 69 Mark Peters 36 Maryanne Drive 8 22 69 Varsity Soccer 11, 12; Homecoming Committee. Sandra Potak 258 Old Zoar Road 11 3 69 Cheerleading 9; Track 10; Ring Committee 10; Girls' Tennis Team 11, 12; Graphic Arts Photography Club 11, 12; Homecoming Committees. Debra Prendergast 324 Guinea Road 7 3 69 Homecoming Committee 10, 11. Heather D. Prewitt 75 Stable Ridge Road 6 28 69 J.V. Softball 10; Varsity Track 11, 12; Safe Rides 10, 11, 12; Chorus 11 (Treasurer), 12 (Vice President); Wind Ensemble 10, 11, 12; Drum Major 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; ' You Can't Take it With You” 10; Our Town,” Student Director 11; Music Man 11; Carousel” 12; Elm Street 12; Select Chorus 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; National Merit Scholar Finalist 12; Jazz Band 10, 11, 12; Shakespeare Club 10; Western Regional Chorus 11, 12; Western Regional Band 10, 12; All-State Band 12. Kimberly Ann Price 37 Hawthorne Drive 4 1 69 Deca President 12; Deca Secretary 11; Chorus 10, 11. % Kimberly Quick 84 Wells Road 1 4 69 M.B.C. 9, 10. TRr Ford Michael Radza 78 Benedict Road 3 13 69 Chess Club 9, 10; Varsity 11, 12; Close-Up 12; German Club 9, 10, 12, Treasurer 11; MBC 10, 11, 12; Newcomers Club 9; Peer Leadership 9, 10; Safe Rides 11, President 12. William Reaume 70 Scenic Hill Lane 1 21 69 Concert Band; Select Wind Ensemble; Pit Band; Jazz Band, Drama. Linda Reck 61 Osborne Lane Ralph Reda 6 Grant Road 5 25 69 M.R.A. 11; Peer Leadership 10, 11; Cross Country 11; Board of Ed. Senior Rep. 12; Sr. King of October 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Cabaret 10; Music Man' 11; Carousel 12; Elm Street 12; M.B.C. 10, 11; O.O.C. Crew 12, S.O.S. 12. Charles Reed 25 Brookside Drive Patric Reed 296 Pastors Walk 9 18 69 Chris Rex 491 Quaker Farms Road Oxford, Ct. 12 6 68 Varsity Cross-Country 9, 10, 11, 12, Captain 11, 12; Varsity Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Indoor Track 10. Glenn Riccio 21 Forest Road 4 6 69 Fire Brigade, F.B.L.A.; Deca; WMHR Radio Broadcasting. Monica Roberto 354 Moose Hill Road 9 30 69 Girls Weeblc Track; Mrs. Geisman's Toga Party; State Latin Day. Susan Roberto 27 Edgewood Road 9 18 69 Annette Rodko 50 Pastors Walk 3 24 69 Scott Mitchell Rose 30 Kimberly Drive 8 14 69 Junior Classical League; Track and Field; Indoor Track; Freshman Football. Brett Ross 28 Oakwood Drive Oxford, Ct. 8 16 68 F.B.L.A David Rusk 145 Hillside Lane 10 21 68 S.O.S. '87; Brew Crew; Senior Wall, Ingles Zone; Hall Decorating; Bonfire; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Track. Scott Ruszczyk 97 Ripton Ridge 6 28 68 S Robin Sardone 7 Barn Hill Road 9 13 68 Track; Swimming; Indoor Track; Drama; Scenery. Kevin Schneck 36 Laurel Drive 1 8 69 A V Club; Drama; Chorus; Stage Utility Crew; Urban Surfing. Gregory Paul Scott 26 William Henry Drive 8 11 69 Deca 12; National Honor Society 12. Laura Seekings 51 Pastors Walk 9 1 69 Laurie Shaffer 193 304 Guinea Road 9 24 69 Spanish Club 9, 10; Spanish Honor Society 11; FBLA 10, 11, (Pres.) 12; Math Team 9, 10; J V Ping Pong 11, 12; Drama 9, 12; National Honor Society 12. Daniel Sherwood 404 Elm Street Rodney Shortsleeve 92 Mill Brook Terrace Daniel Shultis 53 Ripton Ridge Road Yvonne Soto 43 Sleepy Hollow Drive 7 16 69 Swimming 9; Varsity Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Ushers Guild 9; Varsity Cross Country 10, 11; Varsity Soccer Captain 12; Spanish Club 10; Yearbook 10, 11, 12; Ring Committee 10; Indoor Track 10; S OS. 87. Rachel Stadler 90 Bagburn Hill Road 3 26 69 Cross Country 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Secretary 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society; Prom Committee; AFS Club; S.O.S. 12. Mary E. Starks 23 Turtlebrook Trail 5 8 69 MRA 10; A VClub9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus-Pres. 10, 11, 12; Select Chorus 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Safe Rides 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Shakespeare Club 10; Charlie s Aunt 9; Our Town 11; “Dark of the Moon 12; Music Man Student Dir. 11; Carousel” 12; Western Regionals 11,12 (Voice) All State 12. Samantha Starr 82 Pachaua Trail Stevenson, Ct. 6 20 69 Dave Stepeck 65 Harvester Road 2 2 69 Masuk Hockey Spencer Stevens 22 Plumer Lane Christine Suda 10 Lois Circle 3 30 69 Band 9, 10; MBC 9, 10, 11; AFS 10. Joel Surace 39 Captains Hill Road 7 29 68 Football 11; Soccer 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12. J. Reid Swanson 18 Patmar Lane 9 29 69 S.O.S. '87; Senior Wall; Ingles Zone; German Club Publicity 12; O.O.C. Crew, Football 9; Track 10; Latin Club; Physics Club; S.O.S. 12. 7t Laurel Tevolitz 69 Williamsburg Drive 9 19 69 Chorus; Peer Leadership. Betsy Thibodeau 27 Richards Drive Elizabeth Thomas 63 Laurel Drive 1 5 69 Chorus 11, 12; Select Chorus 12; Drama Club 9, 11, 12; MRA 10, 11; Carousel 12; French Club 10, 11; AFS Club 10, 12, (Historian), Prom Committee 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; MBC 10; Junior Classical League 11, 12. Debbie Thorson 4-108 Jockey Hollow Road 10 15 68 Varsity Field Hockey; Indoor Track; AFS Club, Chorus; Track. Kathrine E. Toft 167 Jockey Hollow Road 10 10 69 Free Press; Drama; Safe Rides; Chorus. Kathleen Tomena 15 Barton Road 12 29 69 Class President 10, 11, 12; MRA 9; German Club 9, 10(V.Pres.), ll(Pres.), 12(Pres.); Cheerleading 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Varsity Tennis 9; Homecoming Queen 10; Outstanding Junior Award 11; Cabaret”; Drama Club 9, 10; Homecoming Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Ring Dance Committee 10; Jr. Sr. Prom Committee 11; AFS 9; Newcomers Qub 9; Ushers Guild 9, O.O.C. Crew 12. Stephen R. Tovish 555 Wheeler Road 7 16 69 Basketball; Track; Bowling, Spanish Club; Junior Classical League; National Honor Society. Clark Tucker 71 Laurel Drive 10 15 69 Brian Tulley 55 Walnut Drive Michael Turchuk 239 Moose HiU Road 6 21 69 Jennifer Turey 46 Hurd Avenue 10 6 69 Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9; Drama 10, 12. ft Lily Valakas 13 1 Hattertown Road 2 1 69 DECA Ronald VanDcweerdt 147 Church Street Ava Varga 441 Moose Hill Road 6 25 69 Jason Vegi 40 Knapp Street 7 15 69 Boys Swim Team 9; Peer Leadership 9, 10, 11, 12. Jonathan Vena 18 Hawthorne Drive 12 20 69 Band; Jazz Band 9, 10, 11; Track 11; Battle of the Bands 11, 12. Gregory Venditti 122 Swendsen Drive Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 11,12. Julie Veneruso 6 Carriage Drive 1 14 69 ZOcol Kristin White 181 Hammertown Road 8 15 67 Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Wind Ensemble 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 9; Close Up 12; Safe Rides 9, 10; DECA 11, 12; MBC 11, 12; Girls Soccer 12. Maureen Whiteley 41 Wood lawn Road 4 22 69 National Honor Society 11, 12; German Qub 11, 12; Spanish Club 9, 12; Wind Ensemble 9, 10, 11,12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pit Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 10, 11, 12. Keith Yacko 83 Hammertown Road 10 15 69 National Honor Society; Junior Classical League; High School Bowl; Baseball. Matthew B. Young 344 Cutlers Farm Road 8 11 69 Basketball 9; Varsity Soccer; Varsity Tennis. Caroline Zeller 97 Fan Hill Road 10 19 69 French Club 9, 10. Debbie Zilka 82 Twinbrook Terrace 5 8 69 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Field Hockey 9. 10, 11, 12; French Club 10, 11; Ring Committee 10; Prom Committee 11; MBC 11. James M. Zingo 38 Greenwood Lane 4 17 69 Soccer 9; Indoor Track 9; Spring Track 9, 10, 11, 12; CrossCountry 10, 11, 12; Swimming 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11; Chorus 12; Junior Classical League 9, 10, 11, 12; High School Bowl 11, 12; MRA 10, 11; National Honor Society 12; Audio Visual Club 12; Drama 12. Setti i 'Jadex i Ackley, Kenneth 10 Agnello, Franca 10,97, 116, 159 Andrade, Julte 2, 6, 10, 34, 91, 79 Aucello, Jason 10, 38, 39, 113 Babis, Sharon 10 Barbin, Jennifer 10, 79 Baron, Mark 3, 10 Bartlett, Mike 10, 39, 97 Beard, Brian 5, 10 Beaupre, Deborah 10, 94 Beckwith, Andrew 10 Bek, Sam 10 Benson, Joanne 11, 42 Bermingham, Lynn 11, 79, 116, 155 Blues tein,Jason 11, 113 Bodnar, Alena 11, 113 Bonnetti, Michael 11 Bonnot, Tina 82 Booth, Gerald 11 Brewer, Alicia 11, 119 Brown, Stephen 11, 39, 58, 89, 97, 115 Buccitti, Marcy 11 Bucur, Maria 11, 92, 93, 96, 113 Buehler, Scott 12, 82 Bunovsky, Keith 12, 62, 63, 99, 116 Bura, Gregory 12, 40 Burton, Laura 12, 85 Cacciola, Joseph 12, 89 Caggianello, Nick 12 Cambra, Maria 12, 81, 86, 92, 97, 117 Capobianco, Christopher 12,64, 113, 159 Carris, Jodie 12 Carroll, Eilleen 12, 94 Carter, Kimberly 3, 33, 68, 92, 116, 158 Cass, Christopher 13, 82, 88, 113, 117 Cedergren, Cindy 13, 94 Chacko, Deena 13, 92, 93, 106, 113 Champion, Kim 13 Chittick, Beth 13, 60, 105, 112,113 Christo, Mark 7, 13, 38, 39, 67, 97, 115, 159 Cimmino, Bob 13, 40, 97, 117 Cirella, Melissa 13, 92, 96, 113, 117 Cirella, Rodger 13 Clark. Donald 13, 95 Clarke, Cathy 13, 119 Cole grove, Tracy 13 Senior Index Corbesato, Christine 14, 188 Corris, Jacquelyn 3, 14,69, 159 Cortina, Kevin 14 Coto, Ralph 14 Coughlin, Kevin 14 Cummings, Darren 14, 89 Cunningham, William 14, 40, 112, 113 zv D’orso.Jay 14, 39 Daniels, Michael 14, 40, 112, 113 Dejulio, Ally son 14, 99 de Mayo, Monty 6, 14, 38, 39, 89 DePeano, Stacey 14, 119 Dease, Frank 15 Delfino, Andrea 15, 34, 96 DellaCorte, Cheryl 15, 50, 92, 105, 106, 112, 113 D'Pronio.Jill 15,91 Dorsey, James 15 Dunn, Kristin 15, 78, 79, 104 Dworzycki, Rosemary 15 Dyer, Linda 15, 48, 49, 78, 113 Dymkoski, Chris 15 £e Ehmka.Joelle 15, 34 Erdmann, John 16,67, 112, 113 Evancovich.John 16 Evans, Carol 16, 119 Fanali, Sabrina 16 Farah, Teresa 16,97 Farr. Tammy 16, 92 Feinsinger, Nicole 3, 16, 50, 51, 60, 67, 89, 116 Feltovic, Michael 16, 40, 4l, 62, 63 Fielder, Lenore 5, 16, 112, 79 Figlar,Jon 16 Fisch, Eugene 17, 78, 89, 92, 93, 94 Fischer, Kenneth 17 Fowler, Tara 17, 82, 90 Fox, Michael 17, 104 Frate, Robert 17, 62, 99 F tergi otis, Kathy 17, 114 Galaburri, Maryjo 17, 44. 45, 5 7 Galligan, Sheela 17 Garofolo. Andrea 17, 48, 111 Gaudio, Peter 17 Gelb, Lance 17 Cergely, Jamie 3, 17, 75, 110 Germain, Cynthia 18 Gerri tsen,Jennifer 18,48, 113, 117 Giles, Chris 18 Granello, Greg 18, 34 Grubb, Brian 64 ‘Z‘6. Hansen, Jannette 3, 18, 116 Haringa, Linda 18, 113 Harlow, David 18 Harriton, William 18, 117 Has lob, Jennifer 18 Hastings, Linda 19, 48 Heffelfinger, Lisa 19, 98, 105, 106, 113, 116, 117 Heitsman, Gail 19 Hoadley, Cynthia 3, 19 Hoemer, Douglas 19 Holcomb, Bryant 19, 64, 105 Holt, Suzanne 19 Horn, Randy 2, 19, 34, 39, 79, 116 Hossler, Michael 19, 40, 4l, 113 Hughes, Erin 19 Hum pal, Gregory 19, 81,86, 92, 97, 104, 117 Humphrey, Robert 19,67, 92, 93, 106, 117 Hydeck, Michael 20, 86, 92 ft Janser, Eileen 20 Johnson, St act 20 Jordan, Todd20, 58, 59, 67 June, Jennifer 5, 20, 46, 47, 97, 113 ■K6 Kaffan, Koreen 20 Karp, Benjamin 20, 82 Keeler, Mardi 20 Kelly, Davitt 20, 39, 62, 115, 158 Kelman, Christopher 20 Kennedy, Courtney 21, 82, 104, 112 Kennelly, Kim 21, 94 Kenney, Tawny 21, 113 Keogh, Terence 21, 34 Kinross, Steven 21, 39 Kliczewski, Kenneth 5,21 Knepler, Cindy 5, 21,82 Kokenos, Perry 21 Kopas, Tina 21,82 Koppelman, Steven 21, 85 Krystofik, Ronald 21, 84, 119 Kulhawik, Mark 21, 34, 111 Kurtz, Scott 22, 89, 113, 115 Landy, Christopher 22, 81, 86, 92, 117 Lefflbine, Lisa 22 Lengyel, At til a 22 Leonard, Thomas 22 Lilly, Antoinette 22 Linask, Leelo 2, 22, 34, 78, 79, 98, 106, 177 Lipeles, Charles 5, 22, 62, 113 Liu, Tina 5, 22, 88, 91 Locke, David 22, 113 Lockshier, Melissa 22, 82, 97 Lucas, William 5, 22, 39, 111, 158, 106 Luk, Kristian 23, 38, 39 Lyon, Christopher 23, 89 Major, Monique 23 Manzo, Radley 23, 115 Maruca, Elizabeth 23, 44, 94, 113 Masson, Roger 33 Mattingly, Teresa 23, 104, 114 McClay, James 23 McClellan, David 23, 84, 91, 119 McCrady, Laura 3, 23, HO McFadden, Eric 23 McGovern, Kellie 24, 50, 51, 91 McPadden, Jeffrey 3, 24, 116, 117 Melissano, Ann 24, 106 Mezick, Matthew 3, 24, 116, 119 Miglas, Thomas 24 Miller, Scott 24, 122, 113 Millo, Joseph 3, 24,84, 119 Mondo, Donna 24 Monroe, Shawn 24, 119 Morgan, James 24, 34, 78, 91, 92, 104 Morgan, Lisa 25, 50, 51 Mozzi, Alane 25 Muizulis, Ronald 25, 62, 94 Murrah, Stefan 25, 94 Musclitz, Eric 25, 113,117 'Tfa Nagy, Michael 25 Nelson, Christy 25 Nelson, Melissa 92 Nielsen, Jeffrey 5, 25, 34 Norton, Jodi 25 O'Mara, Kathleen 7, 3, 25 Ocasio, Danielle 5, 25, 44, 45, 62, 113 Odoy, Monica 25, 45, 57, 60, 75, 113 Olofson, Kurt 26, 40, 66, 74, 75, 113 Pale, Barbara 26, 69, 127 Papp, Lisa 26, 92 Parsons, Benjamin 26, 89 Paul, Jeanette 26 Pavia, Lisa 26 Pechulis, Matthew 26 Percivalle, Mark 26, 34, 117 Peters, David 26 Peters, Mark 26, 40, 41, 57, 67 Potak, Sandra 3, 26, 99 Prenderpast, Deborah 26 Prewitt, Heather 27, 82, 83, 92, 113, 115, 117 Price, Kimberly 27, 111 Quick, Kimberly 27 IRr Radza, Ford 27, 88, 89, 106, 117 Reaume, William 27, 92, 93 Reek, Linda 27 Reda, Ralph 27, 92, 93, 115, 178 Reed, Charles 27 Reed, Patrick 27 Rex, Christopher 27, 46, 47, 57, 66 Riccio, Glenn 28, 94, 95, 99 Roberto, Monica 28 Roberto, Susan 28, 114 Rockett, Edward 28 Rodko, Annette 28 Rose, Scott 28, 115 Ross, Brett 28, 94 Rusk, David 3, 7, 28, 39 Ruszczyk, Scott 2, 28 Sd Sardone, Robin 28, 91 Schneck, Kevin 29, 81, 86, 91, 92, 104, 117 Scott, Gregory 29, 119 Seekings, Laura 29 Shaffer, Laurie 29, 92, 94, 113 Shortsleeve, Rodney 29 Shu It is, Daniel 5, 29 Singh, Shane 29, 82 Soracin, Scott 29 Soto, Yvonne 29, 42, 104, 169 Stadler, Rachel 29, 60, 97, 113, 116 Starks, Mary 29, 34, 92, 93, 115,117 Starr, Samantha 29 Stehie, Joseph 30 Stepeck, David 30 Stevens, Spencer 30, 64, 89, 113, 117 Suda, Christine 30, 106 Surace,Joel 30 Swanson, Reid 3, 30, 34, 98 it Tevolitz, Laurel 30 Thibodeau, Betsy 30 Thomas, Elizabeth 30, 92, 112, 113 Thorson, Debbie 30, 45, 80 Toft, Katherine 30, 117 Tomena, Kathy 2, 30, 68, 113, 177 Tovish, Stephen 31, 105, 113 Tucker, Clark 31, 112, 113 Tulley, Brian 31 Turchuk, Michael 31 Turey, Jennifer 7, 31, 92, 93, 94, 158 “Vv Valakas, Lily 31, 119 Van Deweerdt, Ronald 62 Varga, Ava 31 Vegi, Jason 34, 114, 119 Vena, Jonathan 31 Venditti, Gregory 31, 58,59,97, 113 Veneruso, Julie 32 TiScv Wargo, Ellen 32, 94, 119 Watters, Nicholas 32 White, Kristen 32, 42 White ley, Maureen 32, 50, 82, 113 Yacko, Keith 32, 100, 112, 113 Young, Matthew 3, 32, 40, 91, 116, 117 Zilka, Debra 32, 45, 60, 106 Zingo, James 32, 46, 47, 64, 81, 100, 112, 113 Senior Index 197 5 l i£ RSJ ■ s%ms %cA f SiMO S0 ? 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