Masuk High School - Exodus Yearbook (Monroe, CT)

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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