Masuk High School - Exodus Yearbook (Monroe, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1988 volume:

( oHKectlcut 1 Sections 4nct Impressions . .. What exactly are they? The dictionary defines them as events or actions that will remain in someone’s mind. An impression can be anything one wants it to be. Impressions are easy to define, but how does one tie impressions and seniors together? The class of 88; how exactly do we make impressions? There is no doubt that the class of 88 is a wild crew. It is obvious how the two fit together. Remember when senior M. Paciello dressed up as a woman on dress-up day? Now, that was funny, and also a good target for an impression. Spirit week was a good time for impressions. The seniors dressed up to the theme of street life, the juniors wore togas, the winners of the day, the sophomores, were nerds, and the freshmen were all decked out. Many impressions were created for Masuk’s more spirited and crazy students. Dress-up day was not the only day for impressions; there was also hat day. Walking down the hall on that day was a unique experience. Many Masuk students would just stop and laugh at some of the more creative hats, such as H. Tait’s fruit hat. Without having to designate a specific day of craziness throughout the school, we try to find other impressions. Trying to find them isn’t hard, they just seem to emerge. Remember the homecoming game and the preceding pep assembly? Those were full of fun impressions. Winding up the whole week’s antics, was the first dance in Masuk’s history to be held in the gym. Because it was held in the gym, the students attending were required to remove their shoes. Despite this, the homecoming dance was incredibly fun and very successful. Impressions . . . They are what we make them. 2 Seniors and Impressions 1 — The gang's all here. 2 — L. Grimes takes time from the festivities for the horses. 3 — Juniors take a lake side ride. 4 — D. Angus takes a seat. 5 — M Soriano and R Hattier play a strange game. 6 — What a smile, Patty! 7 — A. Gome and L. Harlackcr enjoy each other’s company. 8 — Hey, gals, over here. 9 — Cuties. 10 — Russ takes a break from shuffleboard. 9 10 5 7{ e 'Pieaeat.,. 2 1 — You can smile better, can't you? 2 — K. Holcomb doesn't seem to know she'd been pho- tographed. 3 — Not quite Chiquita. 4 — Earth to Heather; come in Heather. 3 5 — M. Arnold and R. Bek are trying to work. 6 — Is M. Pacicllo attentive in class? 7 — S. Kelly and R. Katz are surprised by the camera. 8 Seniors I 1 — A. Kane and T. Meyers hit a pose. 2 — Yes, we are the best! 3 — Don't worry Esteban, they're not too brutal. 4 — Come on Andrea, smile. 5 — OHH, SURPRISE! 6 — No, they're not exactly a push- over. 7 — G. Stone looks goofy today. 8 — Mickey Mouse, Daisy Duck. 9 — K. McMahon takes the cake for the best smile. 5 7 9 Tracy Allen Michael Amoroso Derek Angus Darren Antolini Andre Alexander Sahia Ali 11Today will go, tomorrow will come, another chance, another dream ...” — Esteban Jill Addesa Stephanie Andersen John Arbona Chris Andrejczyk Michael Armour 12 Seniors Matthew Arnold Valerie Barnard John Atkinson Carl Baron Chris Babcock Paul Balog Brian Bates Karen Baudouin And these children that you spit on as they try to change their world, are immune to your consultations. They're quite aware of what they're going through. — David Bowie June Beckwith Reagan Bek U Michael Birger Yvonne Bishop Bruce Bligh Kristen Bloom “We may be running out of night, but never running out of steam. We're acting on a hunch, and we ll be acting out a dream. — Bonnie Tyler 14 Seniors Edward Board Kerry Boettcher Marissa Brennan “I had the lime of my life, no I neper felt this way before, yes I swear it's the truth, and I owe it all to you. — Bill Medley and Jennifer Wanes Tracy Brennan Shan Briglia Stacy Bub Travis Burton Cheryl Busk Andrea Callo Michele Caporaso 15 Carrie Carraro Donald Carter Irene Chacko Robin Chepow Sheryl Cocco Melissa Cooke Matthew Cooney Jennifer Creaturo 16 Seniors Michele D'a tuto Claudette D’amico Stefanie Dalgar Ralph DeGruttola 17 Kim Dooda Keith Drap Michael Drueen Suel en Dubac Susan Dulepski Katherine Dwyer Peter Engeldrum Keith Erickson William Favro “These are the best of times.” — Styx Stan Festa 18 Seniors Deena Fazio Michelle Fedak Laura Fischer Carolyn Figlar Don't you forget about me. — Simple Minds Thomas Fitz Kevin Fletcher Marco Fonovic Chris Fordham Patrick Fox Kimberly Frank Laurie Frick 19 Richard Gallos Timothy Germain Richard Glatt Maria Goncalves Kelli Groballi Chris Grace Christopher Grubb Allison Haisley Mark Hamburg Jason Hotchkiss Brigetle Hofelt Kevin Huckabee Kristin Holcomb “For good times and for bad . . . That's what friends are for.” — Dionne Warwick and friends 21 Amy Kane David Kanyuck Sean Kelly 22 Seniors “Youths like diamonds in the sun . . . forever young, want to he forever young. ” — Alphaville Timothy LaBelle Marjorie Langdon Caroline Langlois Julie Lavalli Tracilyn Lazette Jennifer LeSlrange Mark LeStrange James Lee Robert Lee 23 “I’ve seen some changes, but it’s getting better all the time. There's nothing you and I won’t do. I’ll stop the world and melt with you . . . The future’s open wide.” — Modem English Roger Lockshier David Lowry Steven Lemoine Michelle Lytle Vincent Macri Heather Leslie Joseph Lowe Lynn Magner 24 Seniors Stephen Marshall Kathy Maruca Denise Massari Aaron May “You and me and my old friends Hoping it would never end. Never say goodbye ...” — Bon Jovi Bridgett Mayo Kathleen McCone Chad McDonnell 25 Daisy McGough Kristen McMahon “And if I could go back and start over somehow I would not change that much.” — Billy Joel Michelle Menard Christopher Meyer Michael McKlosky Michael Menard Tracey Meyers Seniors Deanna Montanaro Tina Morgan Jennifer Morganti Kim Morissette Jonathan Milks Jason Mis “Those crazy nights 1 do remember in my youth, 1 do recall, those were the best of times. ’' — Journey Colleen Molitor Lynn Monaco Michelle Mondo Tara Mont agnino Benjamin Mileski “ Winter, spring, summer, or fall all you have to do is call, cause I’ll be there, you’ve got a friend.” — James Taylor Debra Norwood Stacy O'Connell Sean O’Neil Mark Paciello Evelyn Palattella Seniors John Paulisin Trade Pavlik Christopher Pechulis Jennifer Pellegrino ‘ ‘And when those douds come in and try to darken our days, I'll always want to stay. — Madonna 29 Donna Perkins Nelson Perpetuo Dana Perun Cameron Reed Kevin Renkavinsky Richard Rice Dawn Richard “Time goes on, people touch and then they’re gone, hut you and I will never really end. ” — David Foster Brian Riley Lisbeth Ringler Todd Risko Seniors Terrence Rooney Tamara Rosenberg Sean Roos “I want that feeling back again, so maybe once again we can be young and innocent. — Elefante Christopher Roy Michelle Ruscoe Diane Rutkowski Philip Ruttledge Gregory Saad Glenn Sahlin Betsy Salvas llario Sanzo Drew Sedlock Helene Sjogren Susan Sency Mark Solomon Sharon Shnipes Scott Somers Mark Schwartz Michelle Simko Seniors Many Soriano Cynthia Stafford Marlita Steele Scott Stevens ii Gregory Takacs Susan Terwilliger Dana Testani Debra Vargovchik Bradley Vincent Linda Viola Mark Vizvary “I made it through the wilderness, somehow, made it through.” — Madonna Seniors Kenneth Waite Michele Wakin Carolyn Walkley “This is the time to remember 'cause it will not last forever. ” — Billy Joel William Walser Francine Ward Joseph Wasik Suzan Webster Jennifer Werner Roy White Kevin Wichman Stacey Williams Robert Williston Emily Wills Bryan Williams 55 Daniel Xavier Karen Zapatka “Life is what you make it; celebrate it; anticipate it; yesterdays faded, nothing can change it, life's what you make it. — Talk, Talk Victor Xavier Todd Zinkwich Seniors David Zukor Frank Zvovushe Aileen Wishneski Therese Witalis Jeff York Not Pictured: Jessica Benno Tina Brand Dana Catapano Sheila Cortagiano Thomas Deaso Thomas Dorsey Martin Galahurri Donna Horvath John Lupone Ronald Magas Dean Rigoli James Sheehy Eileen Sheppard Colleen Sherwood Chris Tichy Joseph Toscano David Vizner Heather Tail Strniof Baby Photos Names on Page 111 39 ATHLETICS 3 Fourth Row left to right: Coach Mark Niccola, Coach Don Qumto, (.oath Don Quinto, Sr. Third Row left to right. Ronnie Kurtz, Mike Brakefield, Tom Morgan, Brian Holliday Second Row: Michael Auszura, Dale Dymkoski, Scott Sudora, Joe lanucci, Joe Kobza, Seai Antrim, Dom Iropeano, First Row: Kevin Dwyer, Brook Teeter, John Corris, Chris Phillips Mike Hoag, Jim Patthkosky, Ed Beauchemin, Joe Bernitt, Bottom Row: Joe Mailloux Bryan Williams, John Atkinson, Drew Sedlock, Keith Drap, Willy Favro, Stan Festa, Bol Yitts, Rick Gallos. The Varsity Football Team had an exciting season with a record of 9-1- 0. They ran and blocked to reach the top. They had some close calls and falls. But they always remained ahead of them all. HARDING WESTON Bethel NEWTOWN CENTRAL CATHOLIC NEW MILFORD POM PER AUG BARLOW BROOKFIELD NEW FAIRFIELD 40-6 34-14 14-20 26-6 16-0 42-7 47-14 20-19 14-6 31-0 Varsity Football Ending the 1987 regular season play with a 9-1 won-lost record, one touchdown away from a perfect season, and not being involved in a division or conference championship is somewhat discouraging. On the other hand 9-1 has to be one of the best records ever by a Masuk football team and something you can be proud of and remember for the rest of your life. Most important you have learned critical skills that are vital in whatever you endeavor. Skills such as confidence, self-discipline, dedication and getting along with other people. I am proud to have been associated with such a fine group of young men. Coach Dom Quinto 45 “Soyc l cvuit€f Socce top row left to right Coach Kim Shea, Chris Russo, Chad Twombly, Tom Schrader, Kevin Wichman, Chris Babcock, Michael Menard, Micheal Palombi, Dan Mumm, Ron Magas, Kevin McKenna, Paul Venditti. bottom row I to r: Managers Robin Chcpow and Beth Ringler, Jared Lewis, Chris Forsythe, lllano Sanzo, Brian Humpal, Brett Szczesny, Marko Fonovic, Roy White, Bunky Moren, Anthony Frank, Hunter Howell, Steve Hackett. Masuk Varsity Boys Soccer had a very successful season. They entered the state tournament ranked 13th, but they fought hard throughout the season to accomplish it. WESTON 4-1 NEW FAIRFIELD 3-1 POMPERAUG 3-1 Brookfield 4-0 ABBOT TECH 2-0 Newtown 3-0 NEW MILFORD 1-1 BARLOW 3-1 BETHEL 0-0 Central Catholic 3-1 NEW FAIRFIELD 2-1 BROOKFIELD 1-1 Newtown 4-0 NEW MILFORD 2-0 BETHEL 2-0 BRIEN McMAHON 2-1 Hand of Madison 2-1 The boys' soccer team ended up with a record of 9-5-3 Boys' Varsity Soccer tyOiCc 'l cvt ity Sacce The second season of the girls soccer team joined many in competition, which started to get popular among the crowds. The girls showed much progress with an end of the season record of 6-10. WESTON Wilbur Cross Pomperaug Wilbur Cross NEW MILFORD BcthaJ NEWTOWN BROOKFIELD NEW FAR FIELD WESTON NEWTOWN Pomperaug NEW MILFORD BcthaJ BROOKFIELD NEW FARFIELD 1-12 6-1 5-0 5-1 0- 3 1- 0 0-9 0- 4 1- 4 0-3 0-12 3-0 0- 3 2- 0 0-1 1- 4 Girls' Varsity Soccer p row; left to right: Sharon But her, Jen Rusk, Leslie Mancuso, Julia Strong, Dottie tGough, Beth Selmack, Coach Dave Strong Bottom row; left to right: Jen Young, rphanie Riley, Carolyn Figlar, Kelly O’Brien, Michelle Menard. Kristen Bloom, Katie mold, Jen Moyer This year s Varsity team posted a 6-10 record in their second year of existence and showed tremendous improvement over the second half of the season. )ur senior captains, Michelle Menard, Kelly O'Brien, and Carolyn Figlar showed great leadership and proved they were among the league s top players. A did returning nucleus of 16 players will be led next year by captains Jennifer Rusk, Kelly Camanaro and Sharon Buecher. 49 Coach Strong V vi4ity 'pie t ‘ttyocdey Top row left to right: Manager Colleen Molitor, Assistant Coach Tina Liquori, Candy Reuter, Jen Werner, Sara Hinkle, Lynn Magncr, Denise Massari, Denise Mumm, Coach Peg Moyer. Bottom row left to right: Jody Chickering, Michelle Rubis, Jenny Lipeles, Laura Harlacker, Lisa Greene, Jen Rusnak, Kim Frank, Wendy Tweedy, Stacy O'Connell. “The team started out winning the games they needed to win and losin only to the perennial powerhouses. The turning point came when the tear lost a must-win game against Bethel. This put the pressure on toward th end of the season and though the girls were playing well their irr provement did not quite match that of their opponents. Team spirit an enthusiasm never faltered and helped the team come from behind.” Peg Moyer Varsity Field Hockey The Varsity Field Hockey Team, under the direction of Coach Peg Moyer, ended its 1987 season with a record of 5-8-1. 1-0 2-1 3- 2 2-0 2-1 2-0 4- 2 4-1 2-0 1-0 3-0 0-0 3-0 2-1 Brookfield IMMACULATE NEW FAIRFIELD New Milford WESTON Barlow Pomperaug NEWTOWN Bethel Brookfield New Milford Immaculate NEW FAIRFIELD Weston Diving Board: Jenny Galivan, Dana Stankawiecz, Kelly Fiow, Shannon Stebbins, Renee Wojcas, Samantha Price, Michelle Wakin, Janeen Prosek, Karen Hanusick, Coach Faustich, Coach Giampolo Second Row: Christina Delucia, Kim Boveri, Traci Holsworth, Shannon Serae, Patty Wojik, Jennifer Schuchman, Amy LaBcllc, Manager Dawn Kopchik, Margorie Langdon. Kneeling: Danielle Middlebrook, Ginny Dyer, Beverly Flynn, Christie Boyson, Christine Gallavin, Joanna Bitler. Giris' Swimming Girls Swimming A sport where the slogan practice makes perfect” — really applies. Repetition also signifies this sport during the season the divers will repeat a dive 1001” times and more. Each athlete meets that challenge, becoming a 10 not only on the board but in life. The diving team added many points towards the final score during the swim season. Janeen Prosek was 4th in the Western Connecticut Conference Swim Meet, Shannon Stebbins was 8th and Newcomer Christine Nealon, Jennie Galvin and Kelly Steinmetz were super first year divers. Janeen a senior this year is leaving us. We will miss her great contribution to the diving team. Mrs. G 55 Varsity Volleyball Back row; I to r: Allison Dudley, Melissa Cappucci, Coach John Giampaolo, Robin Massari Jennifer Bums Middle row; 1 to r: Jennifer McAuliffex, Mela Veltry, Heidi Launuick From row; I to r: Daisy McGough, Candi Lord, Tina Morgan Varsity Volleyball The Varsity Volleyball team acquired many new skills under the new leadership of John Giampalo. They have a very young team which will lead to an improvement next year. NEWTOWN Brookfield New Fairfield Bethel New Milford year coaching Girl’s Varsity and JV volleyball was very The girls were great 5-10 many of the improvement and a captains Tina Morgan, team with goo season. in arsity record keurn showed Lazette helpful were Heidi Lounuick, nifer McCauliffe, Robin 57 Sports (indicis tycuUax 'l cwUty 'po t aM Masuk Opponent 22 Wcston 6 6 Newtown 0 28 Central Catholic 0 6 New Milford 0 27 Pompcraug 0 21 Brookfield 0 Although they were young that did not stop Masuk's football team from having a great season. Everything is with them for future years because they can only get better. Better than a 6-0 record, hard to beat. Junior Varsity Football This year the Masuk Freshman Football Team started slowly losing their First four games by close margins. However, great improvement was shown as they finished the year with two victories ending with a 2- 4 record. The season was somewhat abbreviated due to premature snow- storms and bad weather. Mr. Principi was pleased with the effort and improvement of the young panthers. The freshman football team didn’t have a lot of luck this year but had their chance to suit up for fun Varsity games. The freshman have made it out alive in their First season of high school football. Hopefully their luck will change, and the seniors wish them the best. ST. JOSEPHS WESTON BETHEL NEWTOWN NEW FAIRFIELD NEW MILFORD POM PER AUG JOEL BARLOW BROOKFIELD 1st row Phil Straub, Brian Meglio, K. J. Drap, John Bachinski, Brant Gee, Chris Chavez 2nd row — Darren Hess, Brett Greene, Joe Orlando, Jason Zoar, 3rd row — Jeff Krivinskis, Lou Frrokaj, Naz Shaham, Eric Veerman, Craig Scdlock, Tom Lombardi, Mike Pale 4th row —Jason Lent, (m), Joe McCarthy, Shane Gillcs. 5th row — Coach Fran Principi, Adam Karp, Joe Cascclla Back row; left to right: Q ach Tina Ligouri, Cheryl Ligouri, Karen Scott, Carrie Mitchell, Barbara Perun, Dawn Karam, Jennifer Sanders, Amy Schwartz, Coach Peg Moyer, Manager Colleen Moliter Second row; left to right: Stephanie Rusnak, Lynn Osborn, Judy Rovcda, Wendy Mezick, Mary Kristen Dwyer, Mary Alice Grcnnan First row; left to right: Angela Tadduni, Kelly Robinson, Erin Senges, Allison McCabe, Marybeth Cedergren. “Coach Tina Felt her charges had good attitudes, developed a will- ingness to play wherever needed, and gave 110%. The sophomores will definitely be an asset to next year’s varsity squad and inspiration to the JV contingent as well. Tina Liquori Sticks and stones won't break their bones, and names will never hurt them. The way the J.V. girls field hockey team smacks those sticks, they just might break some bones. The season was both successful and lots of fun for the girls. MHS OPP 0 Brookfield 0 tie 5 Immaculate 1 win 1 New Fairfield 1 tie 0 New Milford 2 loss 0 Weston 2 loss 0 Barlow 4 loss 0 Pompcraug 6 loss 4 Newton 0 win 6 Weston freshman 1 win 2 Bethel 0 win 3 Brookfield 0 win 0 New Milford 2 loss 1 Immaculate 0 win 4 New Fairfield 0 win 0 Weston 1 loss 7 wins — 6 losses — 2 ties p.l . “PieU J.V. Field Hockey le six starters ret aytifs from the ight for the Masuk' J.V. Volleyball The J.V. Volleyball team had an exceptional season for a beginning team. They quickly learned the skills and applied them to the game and easily defeated their opponents. Newton BROOKFIELD New Fairfield BETHEL 2-0 NEW MILFORD Newtown CENTRAL CATHOLIC WESTON Abbott Tech PAMPERAUG Barlow NEW FAIRFIELD BETHEL NEW MILFORD 2-1 2-0 2-1 2-1 2-1 2-0 2-0 2-0 2-1 2-1 2-1 2-0 2-1 Bottom Row; left to right: Jennifer Starkey, Sandra Perkins, Karen Kneplcr, Jennifer Lee, Jennifer Peters. Top Row; left to right: Manager Candy Lord, Amy Yacko, Shereen Holcomb, Melissa Cooke, Christy Horn, Rebbecca Swanson, Coach John Giampolo. p l 'l Metf M m 63 pcaU t, Soccen Although this wasn't one of the best seasons for the Junior Varsity Boys' Soccer team, the boys were tough competition for many of their opponents. We hope they will expand on their strengths and wish them luck for next year’s season. Pompcraug 3-1 Joel Barlow 4-2 Weston 2-1 BROOKFIELD 6-1 ABBOTT TECH 6-4 Newtown 9-0 New Milford 5-4 New Fairfield 1-0 Joel Barlow 3-0 Christian Heritage 4-1 Their final record: 2-8 Top row; left to right: Manager Amy Hermann, Paul Venditti, Sean Tait, Gary Fautisch, Mike Pclligrino, Ford Babcock, Rob Hardy, Andy Ballard, Jason Fell, Dave Rookasin, Dan Vanbcy, Matt McLeod. Bottom row; left to right: Manager Nicole Bums, Ronald Soloman, John Hogan, Dan Bcmitt, Brian Humpal, Rob Pale, Tom Caporaso, Mike Costello, Jared Lewis, Tommy Giardini, Brett Szczesny, Coach Jerry Stevens. Boys’ Junior Varsity Soccer Sports f and ids 'Soya StudetdaCC Back row Coach Bussy, A. Alexander, M. Hoag, S. Stevens, R. White, Coach Shea, Middle Row M. Cunningham, B. Teeter, B. Beck, T. Germain Front row B. Bligh, W. Favro The Varsity Boys’ Basketball team were rolling along until they hit a bump and had to struggle to get up again. But as always, they came up on top winning the W.C.C. title and qualifying for the state tournament. Masuk Opponent 81 Joel Barlow 56 66 Fairfield Prep 58 55 WeschiU 83 85 Trumbull 73 86 Danbury 102 59 Wet son 62 98 Central Cath. 62 96 Abbott Tech 63 93 Brrokfield 67 l anAity Back Row D. Strong, T. Hill, H. Laurvick, S. Beucher, R. Massari, M. Cyr, A. Dudley, J. Strong, 6. Phillips, B. Munn Middle Row D. Pavia, C. Reuter, L Schoonmaker, M. Rubis, S. Perkins, ). Werner Front Row D. Pohorylo, K. Holcomb Girls Varsity Basketball This was their rebuilding year, they said. The expectations for success were low. But like always the Pantherettes proved them wrong and excelled to the max. Winning the WCC title they were top seeded in states. Well, we would just like to congratulate them on such a successful season. Masuk Opponent 65 New Fairfield 26 57 New Milford 43 74 Joel Barlow 31 54 Greenwich 39 55 Hillhouse 50 57 Danbury 48 55 Weston 18 57 On. Catholic 24 75 Abbott Tech 32 56 Bethel 52 69 Brrokfield 34 55 Newtown 56 63 New Fairfield 32 62 Notre Dame 67 58 New Milford 40 59 Immaculate 51 52 Pomperaug 44 67 Bethel 49 52 Brrokfield 33 65 Newtown 32 WCC 55 Bethel 49 61 Immaculate 51 Stares 51 New Canccn 32 80 St. Joe's 61 60 Brien McMahon 65 final record 22-3 69 ?ce Bottom row (l-r) S. Ciardi, J. Sala, M. Andrejczyk, R. McDonnell, M. Carley, J. Bayosik, Top row (l-r) M. Salerno, Coach Seemon, C. Gruce, P. Wishneski, M. Pellegrino, F. Babcock, j. Bernitt, M. McClain, M. Paciello, J. McConnel, D. Protsko, C. Babcock, J. Fry, T. Diazo, missing from photo Chad McDonnell. Icc Hockey Back row S. Foito, H. Miller, C. Grubb, T. Labelle, A. Gran, D. Michael, R. Christie, M. Giampolo, D. Kopchik, Middle Row R. Matheson, G. Faustich, J. Dizilinski, T. Zinkwich, J. Farren, R. Hardy, E. Verrman, J. Fell Front Row T. Prize, W. Gray, R. Stevens, M. Stewart, V. Caggianello, A. Dupke Beginning of a sports season a challenge begins to bring out the best in each athlete, each individual strives to become not only a greater athlete but a better human being to participate as a team, to become a family working together towards a goal. . . Victory and Excellence . . . Achieving this means, practice sessions and time consuming effort to improve one's ability . . . the season is coming to an end we find that most of these challenges have been met ... A winning season — Everyone is to be congratulated on contributing to a very successful season and that takes “team effort”. Senior Captains: Tim LaBelle and Chris Grubb both showed outstanding leadership ... As graduates we will miss their great enthusiasm and their superb quality as athletes. Coaches are proud of the 1987-88 Boy’s Swim Team. Boys Swimming 73 (26ee £e4uU t$ The 1987-1988 cheerleading squad was led by new advisor Mrs. Zukow- ski. The girls learned many cheers and also got a few aerobic classes. The girls were also led by captains Karen Baudoin, and Lynn Monaco. They all cheered in rain or shine for the Panthers. The girls cheered on a successful season for the 1988 basketball season. The girls also went along to the WCC’s with the boys. We hope the cheerleaders will continue cheering the teams on with successful seasons in the future. (Left to Right) K. McMahon, C. Caliento, L. Marvin, ). Creaturo, N. Burke, L. Monaco (captain), K. Baudion (captain), L. Grimes, K. Konwa, M. Hogan, A. Chcerlcading 1st row L. Greene, A. Haughney, E. Senges, S. Bowen, T. Decosta 2nd row S. Hiscos, C. Weisniciack, A. Faustich, ). Cordone, K. Ivey, L. Lipnicki, T. Maleskewich. 75 (iantiiiis Boys J.V. Basketball es «LJ Front Row Coach Shea, M. Dawes, B. Moren, M. Brakefield, Brett Szczensy Back Row B. Humpal, M. Fisch, C. Cordone, J. lanucci, J. Lent, G. Thompson, j. J. Portly The talents of the J.V. team enabled them to end up with a winning record. The young talent that overpowered this year's opponents will help compensate the lost due to graduation. Masuk Opponents 57 Barlow 47 73 Fairfield Prep 78 50 Wethill 51 50 Weston 46 95 Cen. Catholic 51 90 Abbott Tech 52 62 Bethel 54 48 Brookfield 43 74 Newtown 54 55 New Fairfield 54 82 New Milford 50 48 Immaculate 62 76 Pomperaug 42 43 Bethel 31 58 Brookfield 46 55 Newtown 50 63 New Fairfield 56 Their final record 14-} comment The 1987-1988 season for the boys Junior Varsity basketball team, proved to be a successful one. The J.V. was led by stans, Joe Iannuce, Matt Fisch, Mike Brakefield, Chris Condorne, Miek Dawes and supported by Bunky Moren, Bretc Szczney, Brian Humpal, George Thompson and Jay Lent. These ten young men played unselfishly throughout the season. This unselfishness led to outstanding team play and record of 15-3. Coach Shea Back row Coach Mund, C. Liqouri, C. Veerman, j. Strong, M. Strong, S. Perkins,). Moyer, D. Phillips Front Row L. Schoonmaker, D. Pavia, M. Cyr, A. Dudley The J.V. team had a very successful season. Overpowering their opponents they ended with a winning season. This, hopefully, is a foreshadow for future varsity seasons. Masuk Opponents 31 New Fairfield 29 59 New Milford 32 48 Joel Barlow 56 64 Weston 22 54 Cent. Catholic 46 36 Abbott Tech 23 57 Bethel 42 42 Brookfield 31 52 Newtown 38 40 New Fairfield 33 61 Notre Dame 49 48 New Milford 29 46 Immaculate 45 44 Pompcraug 33 52 Bethel 28 45 Brrokfield 20 43 Newtown 29 Final record 16-1 The 87-88 Masuk girls' junior varsity basketball team had another very successful season, posting a 16-1 record. Coach Bud Munn’s junior Panther- ettes performed far beyond early expectations, thanks to their steady im- provement, and their dedication to hard work in practice. Their deter- mination to win, and their building confidence throughout the campaign carried them through the close games. Having developed their skills at the JV level, they’ll be well prepared to move up and help the varsity remain competitive in the coming years. 79 Spons Candids 81 Bottom row; left to right: Ed Board, Jamie Milks, Kevin Fox, Greg Takacs, Ken Waite, Kris Keely, Trevor Rice, Jean Coillen, Middle row; 1 to r: Allisa Massore, Dave Kennedy, Chris Stcinmagcl, Mike Grassoti, Scott Palmer, Rob Stevens, Mike Drueen, Rob June, Heather Leslie, Amy Kline Top row; I to r: Coach Alan McGrcnary, Kristen Bloom, Jen Beno, Dough McGough, Melissa Garducr, Jen Mosher, Coach Butler, Adam Durpkc, Greg Stone, HoUy Scott Lavallee I 1 Cross Country Cross Country This year’s cross country captains were Greg Stone and Heather Leslie. The team was coached by Mr. Butler with the help of assistant coaches, Alan McGreenary and Jay Milks. The girls' team with an 0-7 record, finished 11th in the WCC and 16th in C1AC MM Division. While the boys had a 6-9 record, finished 9th in the WCC's and 11th in the Cl AC L Division. Greg Stone placed 39th in the CIAC open. Boyt Girti Ntu Ml if or J 42 20 30 13 V'ruon 28 28 Ahhot T«h. 24 31 Boohtil 31 24 Stratford 21 38 J n. lotto 21 36 Nrulow n 44 19 48 13 Jot! Bartow 37 22 48 13 Pootfrraug 23 31 42 17 Inmatolait 29 26 44 19 Nru Fairfield 24 32 V'CC M, t Bethel 39 20 30 13 Brookfield 13 30 39 20 Oat Mm J Bartow 33 26 1VCC 6th WCC llth CIAC llth CIAC 16th rttord: 6 ton: 9 um 0 toil: 7 CxxkIi'i ( umnKM AlhlftH 0jfcsovor an,| m| -ntion in � ny HXXt is a qux-M foi csnllciut: Ovu Qua Country «min «hi y«f ha u.,nk« | will. diligent� ' inward • hnt high goal; wtreduH' ' n raperieme (11 hoyt amt 3 .if 7 girt� h yBwt run urns tountry k-furr) Ihii lung on enihunasm and li .(filing Snub our gnmth, the outstanding frotiwr of win onion was «he wpoimime � f Girg Stunr H«h m wu jih in CIAC I I )l visum, Will Ml � A «wire irinnl ol 16 'cN II WCC mm, Al l ARliA n.mi IKuilxii} I IK JP - 83 Coach Butkowski, L. Smith, C. Scdlock, R. Forte, J. Bachinski, G. Bligh. J. Szor, T. Giardini, R. Smith, D. Moe, B. Lytle I'm selling the rights to the 1987-88 Freshman Basketball team to Great Adventure. They’ll make a great roller coaster ride. Seriously the boys worked real hard this year. The wins we had this year we worked hard for. Some of the losses we suffer and beat ourselves. Overall I am very happy with the team and our season. Boys’ Freshman Basketball Girls' Freshman Basketball 'pietAntfUt' tyinfo '3ctA6et zM Coach's comment Freshman Girls Basketball The freshman team compiled a Fine 9-1 record and showed steady improvement over the season. They lost only to St. Joe's and avenged that loss later in the season with a 4 point win. They were a Fine group of girls both athletically and as people. Coach Phillips Back Row D. Phillips, J. Sanders, C. Veerman, M. Strong, T. Hill Front row C. Liqouri, S. Perkins, J. Moyer, C. Reddy 85 Spons Condicis Activities t7fe zri uy In previous years che yearbook was a big part of my life, and for the 1988 year it was without a doubt the biggest pan of my life. Yearbook has taken much of my time and effort, but has always paid off in a good book, this year is no exception. With the help of a very lively 1988 staff we managed to produce one of the best Masuk yearbooks. The book has taken a lot of time away from everyone on the staff and all I want to say to you people, who devoted the time, is THANKS. Although we did have a lot of hard times with the book we did have a lot of fun, I remember when five idiots dressed up in formalwear and had our picture taken on the football field. Well that wasn't all the fun we had though. I d just like to thank everyone JUNE, DANA. ROBIN, LISBFTH, CHERYL, MICHELLE, CARRIE, ROSE etc. for making this last year of yearbook more bearable. THANK YOU. Well, last but not least I will thank Mr. Jack Berky and the Administrators for putting up with me all year long. Mr. B good luck with the future staffs. Everyone remember ESTEBAN, and GOOD LUCK in the future. Steve E” Marshall ’Top Row, left to right; Advisor —Jack Berky, Jen Stevens, Kathy Dwyer, Jen LeStrange, Damon Testani, Marybeth Hogan, Carl Rogers, Debbie Vargovchik, Susan Dulepski Middle Row, left to right; Kristen Bloom, Kim Dooda, Michelle D'Aiuto, Shari Brigglia, Robin Chepow, Lisbeth Ringlet, June Beckwith, Editor-Steve Marshall, Dana Kertcsz, Mcllissa Earl, Bottom Row, left to right; Carrie Carraro, Michelle Caporaso, Kelly O'Brien, Kim Frank, Sean Kelly, Kristen McMahon, Helene Sjogren, Dianne Rutkowski, Amy Shelton Yearbook Faculty Sea ion; Kelly O’Brien Cheryl Busk Michelle Caporaso Underclassmen Seaion; Marybcth Hogan Valeric Barnard Karen Zapatka Don Carter Ads Section; Michelle D'Aiuto Shari Brigglia Dianne Rutkowski Helene Sjogren Kristen McMahon Debbie Vargovchik Artist; Damon Testani Dina Fazis Photographer, Robin Adcock Section Helpers; Susan Dulepski Sean Kelly Debbie Malcwiki Sue Webster Advisor-Jack Berky Editor-Steve Marshall Senior Seaion; Karen Baudouin Dana Kertesz June Beckwith Lisbeth Ringlcr Robin Chepow Activities Section; Jennifer Stevens Amy Shelton Kim Dooda Kathy Dwyer Jen LeStrange Mellissa Earl Carrie Carraro Carl Rogers Kristen Bloom Sports Seaion; Rose Katz Kim Frank A.F.S. The AFS Club was started in I960 under the joint leadership of residents of Monroe and Masuk faculty members. A student from Berlin, Germany was our first exchange in I960. Since then, Monroe has hosted students from all over the world and many Masuk students have spent either summers or academic years in foreign countries. This past summer, Tracey Meyers lived in Brazil, Jody Samuels lived in Greece and Cindy Germain lived in Germany. This school year, Linda Hastings is living in Finland. During the school year, the AFS club plans to have exchanges with clubs in Cincinnati, Ohio, and Falmouth, Massachusetts. Bottom row, left to right, Matthew Arnold, Susan Dulespki, Elisabeth Zeller, Debbie Vargochick, Laura Fischer, Tracey Meyers, Mr. Hastings-Advisor. Top row, 1 to r, Stefanie Dalgar, Kristen Bloom, Julie Strong, Amy Cline, David Strong. A.V. This year the Masuk AV club will be involved in various activities; from videotaping of Masuk sporting events to the production of the second Masuk video yearbook. Each year the Masuk AV club assists students and teachers with classroom instructional material such as duplicating audio cassettes for classroom presentation. The AV club also does the stage sound and lighting for the Masuk productions. The club provides DJs and the sound system for almost all school dances. The Masuk AV club also does many other services for the school. (row 1 1-r) Wendy Lucas, Michelle LeDoux. (row 2) Mark Schwarz, Chris Grubb, Phil Ruttledge, Laura Steinert, Tim LaBelle, Marcy Soriano, Bob Bachman, (row 3) Kerry Boetcher, Rich Hattier, Heather Tait, George Schade, Susan Dulepski, and David Strong, (row 4) Robert Griswald, Scott Whitelcy. A.F.S.-A.V. Coach Strong is the king that leads the varsity Pawns and Rooks to win their battles on the small checkered arena. As you can see by his smile, he is pleased with his players and their performances. They are truly masters of the game of the mind. Chess is not an easy game to play it takes practice, but it's also a lot of fun. Mistakes are reviewed in chess much the same way they are reviewed in a sport or classroom, and for the same purpose, to help improve the player. row 1 (I to r): Wendy Schade, Mark Schroder, Chris Fordahm, Mr. Strong, row 2: Julia Strong, George Schade, Gary Rutkowski, Dave Strong, Scott Whitley, Robyn Adcock. 93 In the annual holiday concert the concert band and the jazz band will be performing. Following the holiday concert Mr. James Ranti, band director, will be auditioning band members for scats in the select wind ensemble. He will also be forming a woodwind quintet and a brass quintet. In the beginning of the band's season, they practice marching for football games. In February they prepare to march in New York s famous St. Patrick's Day parade. At the end of March, Masuk will participate in a Band Festival at Norwalk High School with six other bands. To end April, the band will take its annual trip to compete in the Music Festival. This year s trip will be to Williamsburg, Virginia. The Select Wind Ensemble and the Concert Band will both be performing. First row (I to r) Jody Samuels, Melissa Waldrop, Audrey Shuster, Kristian Gianmni, Michelle Erdman, Jennifer Molitar Second row; Fred Cargill, Tara Visvary, Kristin Tammone, Amy Yacko, Jennifer Pihonak, Elizabeth Rhodes, Suzanne Schroeder, Jennifer Beno third row; James Ranti, Ross Cristi, Amy Remson, Elissa Longo, Cindy (xjrbesato, Chris Forsythe, Denise Mumm, Doug Mattingly. Fourth row; Scott Gordon. Scott Whitely, Alison Dudley, Robin Levolitz, Daniel Mumm, Christine McCarthy, Heather Gctchcll. Fifth row; Randy Strassburger, Todd Vincent Myrick, Lynn Schoonmaker, Edward Beauchemin, Ken Neubauer, Greg Sullivan, Tim Prewitt, Matt Carley, Michael Russo, Lisa Ingianni, Keith Erickson, Marc Olson. p2 Matt Carley and Lisa Ingianni. p3 Two band members practicing hard. p4 Docs the music sound as bad as it looks. BAND For the past few years Masuk High School has held a Battle of the Bands.” This is where musical groups display their talents and compete against each other. It is enjoyable to watch, although it is very competitive and there is a great deal of pressure on the performers. This year the groups included very talented individuals, that performed very well together. Our congratulations to all the performers for their well deserved acknowledgement and we hope to see another outstanding performance soon. Battle of the Bands 97 The 1987-88 Masuk mixed chorus numbering 85 members is the largest in many years. The group performs two in school concerts annually, December and May. The chorus also participates in an annual spring trip which this year will be in Williamsburg, Virginia. Membership is open to all who can and wish to sing; and a full graduation credit is earned by participating. Chorus SOPRANO II SOPRANO I Marissa Bertone Tameka Brooks Amy Cline Margarita Diaz Tina DiGiovanna Eve Falasco Heather Farr Amy Faustich Amy Hartmann Shereen Holcomb Elizabeth Humphrey Kim Marchetti Laurie Marvin Tammy Roesenburg Laura Steinert Naomi Vishnupad Emily Wills Michele Wilman Liz Zeller Tracy Bowin Kristen Carlson Carolyn Figlar Jennifer Gillen Anne Harkey Marisa Hendren Heather Jordan Suzanne Lengel Allison McCabe Danielle Middlebrook Laura Minnick Lynn Osborne Amy Pisani Jill Pratt Elizabeth Rhodes Jennifer Sirch Kim Sirch Cheryl Skorupski Heather Tait Amy Remson Karen Zapatka ALTO Katie Arnold BASS Carol Barnes Paul Balog Allie Brown Fred Cargill Tanya Cyr Keith Erickson Susan Dulepski Scott Jordan Katherine Dwyer David Kanyuck Mary Dwyer Greg Lee Heather Gretchell Mark LeStrange Patty Goulet Tim Prewitt Allison Grewcock Brian Riley Christina Horn Phil Ruttledge Koleen Kaftan George Schade Cindy LaValli Jeremy Schanck Wendy Lucas Mark Schwarz Katherine Martin Mike Tedesco Evelyn Palattella Scott Whiteley Jeannine Rashke Jeff York Elizabeth Stelmak Dave Zukor LeeAnne Suffredini Becky Swanson Debby Vargovchik George Moura TENOR Jennifer Frkanec Lisa Janco Michelle LeDoux Joe McCarthy Jenny Pellegrino Michelle Ruscoe Marcy Soriano Rob Stevens 99 (frcuinct Colorguard has changed its image. Ex- citing, and different, the emphasis is more on dance this year. New uniforms and attitudes have replaced old. We are alive and kicking! Activities planned for this year include: the Memorial Day Parade, the St. Patrick’s Day Parade, the Macy’s Parade (in New York), and competition in Williamsburg, VA. asuk row 1 (I to r): Tracy Bo win, Missy Wild man, Amy Hartman, Jen Schaub. row 2: Diva Ferreira, George Schade, Suzann Lcngel, Scott Whitley, advisor Ms. Fitzpatrick, Amy Cline, row 3: Linda Deegan, Michelle Ruscoe, Dam Middlebrook, Laura Minnick, Kristin Carlson, Jennie Pellegrino, Jill Pratt. The Distributive Education Club of American is a student-centered organization whose program is de- signed for leadership and personal development. To further develop the education in marketing and distribution, DECA tries to promote understanding on the responsibilities of citizenship in our competitive enterprise system. Any student enrolled in a Marketing and Distributive Education program is eligible for membership in DECA at the community, state, and national levels. At a classroom level, students form a Chapter and elect their own officers. DECA is the only student organization operating through the nation’s schools ro attract young people into careers in marketing. Members learn to serve as leaders and followers and have opportunities for state and national recognition. It is a teaching devise through which the coordinating teacher can enrich and enlarge the marketing and distributive education curriculum. It believes in competition and offers awards and rec- ognition to student members and advisors for out- standing accomplishments. In the past years, DECA had fund raisers, sales, and participates in the school store, in which the money is used directly for student benefits for activities and trips. Most of the students want to get involved in those projects and with effort, a good time can come out of it. (row 1) Mr. Tufungent, Ellen Doniger, Stacey Williams, Suellen DuBac, Stacy Bub, Teresa Sanzo, Shannon Searles, Cindy Stafford, Martin Galaburri, Joe Lowe (row 2) Tember Hurd, Marybrth Hogan, Carl Rogers, Shari Briglia, Michele Caporaso, Michelle Seniko, Deanne Bernier, Dawn Turcott. (row 3) Paula DeChristopher, Claudette D'Amico, Marissa Brennan, Roger Lockshier, Sheryl Cocco, Jennifer Morganti, April Johnson, Marcy McCormick, Terry Rooney, Dana Testani, Diane Rutkowski. Color Guard D.E.C.A. Candids 1. Hat Day — Majoric Langdon, Chris Meyers, Mark Swart , and Tim LaBcllc. 2. A.F.S. co-president Debbie Samuels. 3. Nick Banks works on the 5th grade lunchbox at M.B.C. Summer Play- ground. 4. Barnum Festival Parade Royalty. 5. Is the bow really me?” 6. Evelyn Palattella reads Sir Gawain and the Green Knight in British Studies I. 4 101 'D'UltiUZ 1st row: Wendy Lucas, Michelle Le Doux, Marcy Sorriano, Robyn Adcock, Suzanne Krashnicky, George Schade, Rob Stevens, Dave Zukor 2nd row: Tammy Rosenburg, Lee Ann Suffredini, Tim Prewitt, Debra Norwood, Elizabeth Rhodes, Scott Whitcly, Tracy Lazcttc, Tim LaBcIlc, Heather Tail, Mark Schroder, Evelyn Palatclla, Katie Arnold. 3rd row: Dana Perun, Irene Chacko, Wendy Shade, Dave Strong, Michelle Rusco, Bob GriswaJd, Patty Gullet, Matt Arnold. 5th row: Ann, Amy Remson, Paul Balog, Kristin Gondar, Jennifer Peters, Karen Knepler, Koleen Kaffan, Marisa Hendren, Sue Dulepski, Kerry Boetcher. Drama Drama Club This year, advisor Penny Schuler wrote and pro- duced the Masuk Masquers fall production — Pas- tiche. Pastiche was a melange of works from great authors such as T. S. Elliott, William Shakespeare, and many others. There were also songs from Broadway plays like CATS and A CHORUS LINE. This the- atrical group gave, as always, an outstanding per- formance. Much work behind the actual production also goes on. Not only should actors receive kudos, but also the numerous production crews who add the special effects that enhance the actor's performance. Heather Tait, a member of the Drama Club, di- rected and produced a play this year entitled “The Late Great Me. This unique performance dealt with the reality of alcoholism in the teenage society today. All members of the cast and crew of this production signed a document that stated they they would refrain from alcohol and drug use. All contributions were donated to Hallhook Rehabilitation Center. 103 The future business leaders of America club is for tomorrow's leaders today. The president heads the board with monthly meetings regarding speakers, plans, and financial events. The club discusses mat- ters of concert as if in a major corporation. A national conference competition be- comes the conclusion of the year’s plan- ning. The club is made up of quick minds of law, shorthand, and public speaking which makes this club strong and work- able. First Row: K. Manna, H. Sjogren, P. Gervo, L. Monaco, L. Suffrcdini, J. Gire, C. Stafford, T. Stafford, S. Cocco, Second Row: P. Marmo, T. Decosta, K. Beck, K. McMahon, G. McCaffery, S. Riley, S. Riley, T. Sanzo, E. Ftergiocis, Third Row: K. Giannini, M, Cedergren, D. Kopchik, D. Miglas, J. Dimon, J. Krushinsky, S. Searles, K. Eddinger, S. Grimaldi 'ptsie 'Uytute The Masuk Fire Brigade The Masuk Fire Brigade is composed of junior firefighters from Stevenson, Stepney, and Monroe companies. The brigade is su- pervised by Mr. York, a senior member of the Stevenson Volunteer Fire (Company. The brigade is essential for evacuating their own specific area of the school, keeping fire ex- tinguishers in working order, aiding the se- nior citizens and nursery school children from the building. They also aid the senior firefighters in the event of an emergency. The fire brigade also participates in the Connecticut State Fire School’s firefighter training each June. Top left co right: I.isa Christensen — First Lieutenant, Cherish EJovecky, Snellen DuBac, Dave Clark, Roxanne Nowotny, Brian Galbraith, Scott Weller, Adam Ocasio, Bill Galbraith — Captain, Jeff York, Russell Wasik Bottom left to right. Mike McClain, Fred Cargill — Second Lieutenant, Matt Makler, Mr York, Missing From Photo. Kelly Tricario, Larry Licata, Glenn Chris- tensen, Jason DuBac F.B.L.A. Fire Brigade French Qub German Club '?'ie tc£ Ccid Masuk’s Le Cercle Francais,” headed by advisor Mr. Garofolo, creates a better un- derstanding of the French language and cul- ture outside the classroom. The club enjoys many activities throughout the year such as day trips to French restaurants and the an- nual International Fete in December which involved the German and Spanish Clubs also. Such activities are supported by bake sales and other fundraisers throughout the year. This year the group was responsible for producing a film entirely in French, based on the famous legend of the ville of Carcas- sonne. Also, during the Spring vacation, Mr. Garofolo organized a trip to France for stu- dents interested in absorbing the culture first-hand. 1st row (I 10 r): Mary Doe, Christine Bucci, Jennifer Strong, Melissia Cappucci, Gary Rutkowski, Marisa Hendren, Jane Doe 2nd row Kelly Camponaro, Kathy Konwa, Susan Dulcpski, Robert Griswald, Robyn Ad- cock, Tammy Roscnburg, Marina Steele, Heather Tait, Kerri, Boetcher, Carolyn Figlar The German Club is quite active this year. The group meets frequently for various activities to plan fund- raisers. In the fall the club had flower and bake sales which were both profitable. For Christmas they par- ticipated in the foreign language holiday festival and put together a German cookbook. Each member donated German recipes. The book was sold for $3.00. The German Club hopes to have another fundraiser in the spring, a dance, Em Fruhlingsball. Part of the revenues of the fundraisers will go toward the Rcisc nach Deutschland” this spring. This trip will include a visit to the German-speaking countries of Austria, Germany, Liechtenstein, and Switzerland. This will not only be an educational experience but also ”vicl Spass” (a lot of fun)! The German Club is also planning a luncheon at a German restaurant in the area. Last year this event was very successful. Membership in the German Club is open to any Masuk student interested in the German language and culture. 1st row: Jane Doe, Robert Griswald, Marcy Soriano, Tammy Roscnburg, Susan Dulepski, Heather Tait, Ker- ri Boetcher, 2nd row: Stephanie Dalgar, Eric Ganscr, Colleen Moliter, Marina Steele, Carolyn Figlar, Laura Steinert, Gretchen Fredricks 3rd row: Phil Rutledge, Tim Doe, Jason Lent, Marybeth Ccdergreen, John Lcf- flebine, Gary Rutkowski. 105 (-and ids GEORGE MICHAEL TIFFANY INXS WHITESNAKE BELINDA CARLISLE SCANDALS; JIM AND TAMMY DONNA AND GARY TV; BRUCE CYBILL PAULINA MOVIES; DIRTY DANCING THE LOCK IN AND MORE BON JOVI WHITNEY MADONNA LISA LISA U2 107 — Whitney Houston proved to be one of the best female pop vocalists of our Osenior year. Whitney topped the charts with her hit So Emotional.” — Bon Jovi became the top pop artist of 1987 and had one of the most successful tours of the year. — Once again. Madonna had a very successful year in pop music and had an even more successful world tour entitled Who's that Girl? Although Madonna's music was once again a hit, her movie Who's that Girl? was something to see, in the garbage! — Michael Jackson returned to the pop scene this year and his album had became the most purchased since his previous album Thriller. — Janet Jackson emerged this year with a solo hit album and proved to everyone she is in Control. — Billy Joel emerged this year with another hit album Kohleift. He also performed a concert in the Soviet Union. , from PrWelon. Dt© � ton« by S -5 million lo . � '°m « «« n uoi.a. m� ,. niltrt with hi� «tlningod wife, Renoio Bloool. Hortwood M � get� bo A Class A« — Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam proved to be the best new black artists of the year. With her hit song ‘ Head to Toe and also Lost in Emotion, Lisa Lisa may just stay around a while longer. — The Joshua Tree tour proved to be a huge success. U2 was hot in ’87 with sold out concerts all over the U.S. — George Michael’s outrageous song, I Want Your Sex,” rose a lot of eyebrows in 1987. The youth of America sang along with the song anticipating the wait of his next hit song. Faith is the album that contains all of his new hit releases. — Prince was not a fore- runner in the fame game this year, but he did have another hit song and a movie. — Tiffany, a young new artist in ’87 came along with I think We're Alone Now” and Beautiful at the young age of 16. Her talent will carry her far until she once again reaches the 1 spot on the charts. — Suzanne Vega was a new artist that had a hit release, Luca,” on the controversy of child abuse. Her song shot to the top of the charts and we’re still awaiting another hot hit. 109 Sixteen year old Debbie Gibson shot to the top of the pop charts with Shake You Love and Only In My Dreams. Whitesnake was a hot group this year with their hit Here I Go Again and Is This Love? Sue Webster models for a photography II class: This photo will soon be in Vogue and Elle! Yeah right! Belinda Carlisle rapidly became one of the year's biggest pop stars. Belinda's first top 10 solo hit was Heaven On Earth. A Class Act R.E.M. had a big hit this year with The One I Love. R.E.M. is fast becoming a big name group. jim and Tammy Bakker's ministry shattered this year after it was proven that Jim had an affair. Fawn Hall dips her glasses to take a glance at sexy Jim Bakker. Sean Penn was arrested and thrown in the slammer after hit- ting an extra on the set of the new movie Colors. Heather Tail waits for the bus. Our future Steven King poses after a close encounter with Freddy. I don't want to hear it. Matt Oh, come on Evelyn, you have to be bloody mad to think I would be wrong. Ill r Vanna White had her year in the spotlight this year. Vanna became one of the most talked about persons this year, as well as being one of the most admired. A Oprah Winfrey immedi Cybill Shepherd and Bruce Willis ately became the hottest are the two stars of the hit review T.V. talk show hostess of Moonlighting. The show proved the year. Oprah proved to to be different, funny, and quite be a strong and willing entertaining. hostess of her daytime T.V. This was surely a hit year for Cher. With a smash movie and a top 10 single, she is on her way. ALF (Alien Life Form) shot its way up to the top this season. The hit T.V. sitcom was one of the most watched T.V. programs of the year. ti Paulina, there just isn't enough that can be said about her. Paulina came into the scene as one of the most attractive and captivating new female models of the year. A Class Act father and Son team up in this year's thrilling drama Wall Street. Ifhe movie climbed to the top in a matter of a few weeks. Robin Williams, playing a comic DJ during the ietnam War, humored the troops as well as he millions who saw him in his hilarious movie jood Morning Vietnam. — Dirty Dancing was a hit movie in '87. Patrick Swayze was the star of the movie who displayed his hot, dirty dancing skills on the big screen. Baby Jessica — Oh Well! A big story in the news was that of the young Jessica, falling in a well. Well, Well, her young parents are now rich and publicly known after being showered with gifts and Baby Jessica is just fine. — A hot blockbuster in '87 was Fatal Attraction. Glenn Close and Michael Douglas showed us just how deadly a lusty attraction and a weekend fling could be. 113 Yearbook Interview with Tim Imbelle YB: What prompted you to organize a Lock-In in Monroe' Tim: I tlec iiicd to do it here because I saw the same- problem here in Monroe that I saw in Moblcsville, Indiana. Kids didn't have that much to do and were drinking to have a good time, and I wanted to try to stop this, so I organized the lank-In. YB: What was the purpose of the Lock-In What did you hope to accomplish by organizing such an event Tim: I believe the only way you can stop kids from drinking and driving is by having them do some- thing so they won't even think about it. I don't agree with lecturing kids on drinking and driving, or showing them movies about people that drink and drive. I think that they will forget that in about five or ten minutes. Having a laxk-In is a lot of fun. Kids are not drinking and driving, and they won't get hit by someone who is. YB: What were some of the events that took place at the Lock-In Which do you think were the most successful and why Tim: The all-night dance, which featured MTV, was the most successful because almost everyone likes to dance. Other popular events included the haunted house, the carnival, the movies, the video games, the spons in the gym, and the great food. YB: What advice do you have for next year's class, should they decide to organize a Lock-In Tim: Don't let the senior class run it. With college applications and such, there's just no time. Basically, I’d like to get more adults involved. I think the Lock-In is an afterschool activity, and should have nothing to do with the school. YB: If you could have done one thing differently concerning the Lock-In, what would it have been Tim: I think we should have advertised the prizes more. In doing so, I think we would have gotten a lot more kids to come to the Lock-In. I laughed, I cried, I screamed, I yelled. We all had k fantastic time. We danced with glee, for the New Year was close at hand. If given the opportunity to do it all again, I wouldn't change a thing. Mark Scwarz Fear is a thing to play with . . . and a lot of people played! I saw many frightened faces on January first and I'll forget them. The haunted house was quite an experience for me and for all involved. The memories will live on . . . and so will those frightened faces. Brian Riley Wow, what a great time! I couldn't imagine having any more fun. It was a lot of work, but it was more than worth it. Bruce Bligh The Lock-In caused me to become emotionally and spiritually drained. Mike Menard Thank God it's over. Miss Gleason 9 Mr. Fraher A lot of work went into the Lock-In to make it a success, but we did it and paid off.” Chris Meyer I though it went well and I hope it's this successful next year. Chris Meyer It was a good time.” Evelyn Palattela One of the major reasons I will remember the class of '88 is for the Lock-In. You did It! The whole state was watching and students of Masuk proved that 1988 will be a special year for Monroe. We were all tired but happy Mrs. Cummings. Boy, what a party! 1 can't think of any place I would have rather spent New Year's than at the Lock-In. It makes me happy to know that some of us do not need alcohol to have a good rime. Keep Dancing and keep smiling. Sean Kelly Lock In More Sleep @ 7' Buzz!! Aghh!!(a i (rf(tf!! shower, I mp over the- dog only pony tail day. Vrrrooommm. Vrrrooommm. There goes the big yellow banana. Oh no, mom and dad are going to kill me — looks like they're going to have to drive me in again!!! What a day this is going to lx !!! As I walk into my first period class, someone asked me if I studied, and I know I'm in trouble. For what? Only the biggest test of the quarter. Someone steals my chair in the cafeteria and w hen I finally reach the front of the line to pay for my lunch, I realize I'm 5 t short of change. After leaving the cafeteria, I take a fatal wrong turn and I’m bombarded by freshmen!!! Freshmen find it impossible to travel in groups of less than 20. Finally, it's 1:45 p in. — just five more minutes left. What else could happen today? I spoke too soon as my English teacher announces that she corrected the test we took last week. Only two people passed and she w-on't curve them. It’s 1:50 p.m. and I’m out, but I don't know if I'll ever come back!!! I hit the snooze alarm — it s 6:30 and I’m going to be late again. As I stumble to the bathroom in the race for a hot to find the door already locked. Someone shut off the curling iron-guess it’s going to lx another no make-up and 1st row: Mr. Cianciola, Mike Tedescko, Drew Sedlock, Jody Chickering, Jamie Duggan. 2nd row: Tracy Meyers, Daisy McGough, Sara Hinkle, Stacy O'Connell, Jennifer Werner, Michelle Rubis, Candy Reuter, Stephanie Riley, Julia Strong. 3rd row: Heather Dammerman, Gretchen Fredericks, Colleen Montor, Robyn Adcock, Karen Hanusick, Stacy Hamilla, Kamili Carswell. The Graphic Arts Photography Club is advised by Mr. Cianciolo. They are a group that isn't heard of much, but seen often in their work. They print office forms and programs for sports and drama performances. Also they print the popular Free Press.” The members also take pic- tures for school publicity. The best work of the year is shown at an exhibition at EXPO. 117 Mr. Cagganello leads the students in High School Bowl. What is High School Bowl? It is a show on T.V. inspired by the famous College Bowl Program. The participants need to know some of everything. Reading is the best way to prepare. If two preliminary matches are successfully completed there is a televised appearance against an opposing school for state championship. (I co r): Mr. Caggenello — Advisor, David Bluestein, Kristin Holcomb, Jeremy Sc hank 94.4. The Junior Classical League came into action in 1936 when the first Chapter was formed. Miss Dorothy Park Luta was appointed director and chairperson. By 1937 300 students had become interested. By 1944 there were 9,288 members in 328 chapters. In Connecticut there are 10 chapters which sponsor activities such as Saturnalia (a festival in honor of Satum from which comes our Christmas Customs). On April 30th Masuk students will participate in State Latin Day, a day of fun and games where trophies are awarded to the two schools which accumulated the most winning ribbons. In 1983 Masuk won the trophy in their division and this year they hope to repeat this triumph. Students and teachers dress in togas and the students compete in various contests: Costume, academic certamen, athletic events such as relay races, tug of war and volleyball. Mrs. Geisman — Advisor Tara Koppleman, Shrcen Holcomb, Hlizabeth Zeller, Denise Massari, Michelle Menard, Khristie McCarthy, Patty Goulet, Matt Arnold, Mike Menard 2nd row David Fuller, Lisa Dennis, Nicole Gunn, Jason Desscr, Richard Walkley, Maura McKenna, Sharon Bcuchcr, Nicole Burke 3rd row: Steven Miller, Christine Horn, Amy Schwartz, Suzanne Lcngcl, Ailecn Wishncski, Brett Szczcsny, Chris Tucker, Sandy Perkins. High School Bowl Junior Classical League Math Club M.D.C. McuA eeut The New England Math League is open to all schools in the New England region. The league is divided into state levels and then into counties. Awards are given to the two highest scoring students in each county, to the two highest scoring students in the league, and to the highest scoring students in each grade level. Any student at Masuk may participate, although most participants come from the honors math classes. The contest must be completed in one-half hour. There are six contests a year. The school’s score is obtained by totaling the five highest student scores (Max. 30). A perfect score of six is rare. Hoping for continual promises in the years to come, the seniors and team plan their comprehensive strategies to defeat any large number that comes along. 1st row: Mrs. Connoly — advisor, Julia Strong, Robyn Adcock, David Bluestein, Wendy Schade 2nd row: Dana Stankiewicz, Scnya Hiscox, Brett Szczesny, David Strong, Daniel Van bey The Monroe Builds Communications Summer Play- ground was designed not only for the benefit of the children in first through fifth grade but also for their counselors. Under the leadership of Polly Donovon, Carrie Kamirc, and JoAnn Selin, the counselors learn vital communication skills that will help them not only in the group but also in their everyday lives. They learn how to trust, show concern for others, and be open with their peers as well as providing a safe, enjoyable summer for the children. The counselors volunteer their Tuesdays and Thurs- days for six weeks during the summer. This year ac- tivities were planned for the children such as Splash Day, a trip to Hershey Lake, and a launching of balloons filled with anti-drug abuse messages — all written by the children. The counselors went on trips of their own this summer to Sherwood Island and tubing down the Farmington River as well as their annual camping trip and ski reunion during the winter. Even though the majority of the counselors were newcomers, the entire group worked wonderfully to- gether and many new friendships were made in the process. And to the surprise and delight of the group, Rachel Donovon, a future M.B.C. counselor, was bom on the last day of this year's playground to their advisor and dear friend, Polly Donovon and her husband, Kevin. 1st row: Heather Farr, Mansia Hendren, Patty Goulet, Shreen Holcolmb, Tim Prewitt 2nd row: Michelle Erdman, Laura Casstday, Kolleen Kaffan, Carolyn Colucci, Pamela Bonaparte, Jennifer Stevens, Nick Banks. 119 First Row: D. McGough, K. O'Brien, K. Ncubaucr, R. Rita, M. DeMayo, A. Dudley, C. Weisnak Second Row: M. Menard, T. Meyers, J. Lipeles, C. Grubb, N. Burke, Mr. Sohon, A. Mirzai, Mrs. Germond, A. Doc, Mrs. Pettigrew, A. Faustich, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Lipeles. MR A is composed of 16 students; 4 from each grade, 8 faculty members, 3 parents and 1 admin- istrator. MRA is the student governing body of the school. Student related activities and concerns are channeled through this group. Money is raised for national charity and a local charity through the “Battle of the Bands.” Each year 6 bands compete for prize money and the right to represent Masuk in a 6 tour com- petition. In addition, MRA collects canned goods for the needy at Christmas. New school policies and activities like midterms, absence, and tardy policies are presented to this group for their input. M R.A. N.H.S. Students who have a cumulative quality point average of 3.5 or better by their junior hear are eligible to be considered for membership in the National Honor Society. Partic- ipation in this organization, however, is not based solely upon a high academic average. Students who are selected for membership must also excel in leadership, character, and service. A faculty committee, chaired by the high school principal, chooses qualified members. Membership in the National Honor Society is one of the highest honors that can be awarded to a high school student, but belonging to this group should be regarded as more than an honor. Students who arc selected to participate in this group are expected to continue to strive for excellence in scholarship, leadership, character and service. HONORS SOCIETY INTERVIEW First Row: Kerry Boettcher, Denise Massari, Lynn Monaco, Dana Catapano, Patty Cicrvo, Daisy McGough, Amy Kane, Tracey Meyers. Second Row; Carolyn Figlar, Sabia All, Michele Menard, Richard Gallos, Joe Mailoux, Tom Fitz, Sara Hinkle, Stacy O’Connell, Matey Soriano, Laura Fischer, Third Row: Mrs. Healy, Stephanie Dalgar, Kristin Holcomb, Jill Adessa, Chris Grubb, Bruce Bligh, Dave Zukor, Scott Stevens, Ken Neubauer, Scott Jordan, Wendy Schade. In an interview with Masuk's National Honor Society's Co- President, Scott Stevens and Sabia Ali, F.xodus learned the following about being a member of the Honor Society; To become a member a student must have a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or better. Students who meet this requirement are referred by Guidance during their Junior year to a panel of teachers who meet and discuss the candidates' eligibility. Panel members then vote for the successful candidates. This year Masuk's Honor Society currently has 29 members. Among these are officers: Co-Pres. Sabia Ali and Scott Stevens, Vice-Pres. Stephanie Dalgar and Amy Kane, and Sec. Sara Hinkle. The H.S. members plan to participate in some of the following activities this year; fund raisers for charity, tutor- ing other students, and sponsoring a welcoming tea party for our new principal, Mr. Holst. When asked if there was anything that Sabia and Scott would like to tell others about the H.S. they said they thought it was an honor to be a member, and it doesn't hurt your college application either! By Debbie Malewicki 121 First Row: Rich Hamer, Matt Arnold, Carolyn Figlar, Fatty Goulet, Christy Horn, Second Row: Greg Tarkas, Suzanne Schroder, Mike Tedesco, Elisabeth Zeller, Jane Doe, Shcreen Holcomb, Third Row: Advisor Mr. Coty, Mary Kristen Dwyer, Marissa Hendren, Koleen Kalian Masuk has established a special program for the weekend safety of its students. By dialing 268-9999 on a Friday or Saturday night, any individual will be provided with a safe and confidential ride home thanks to the Safe Rides workers. This group of caring individuals, including students as well as adults, meets on weekends from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. at St. Peter’s church ready to answer the calls of needy peers. No questions asked. Safe Rides workers drive around Monroe in two cars picking up individuals for what- ever reason — whether it is because he is under the influence of alcohol or as an alternative to getting in the car with a driver who was impaired. Safe Rides is a very important safety program for Masuk students and has been made possible by all of its members who deserve to be thanked for all their work. Safer ides Free Press PAGE 10 _ S SPORTS Panther’s on the Prowl The Masuk Free Press staff works very hard every year to turn out an impressive newspaper. The Free Press contains spons. Creative Horizons, and opinion of what affects our school and its students. The Free Press staff works extremely hard on reporting what happens within the school as well as what happens outside. Although the paper is put together by the Free Press staff, it's printed by Mr. Cianciolo and the Graphic Arts department. By Mark Solomon Coach Dorn Quwto and the Panthers openea their season by defeating Harding 40-6. Quarterback Rich Gallos threw for 195 yards and four touchdowns to beat the ‘Presidents . Gallos connected with senior, Joe Mailloux, for a 28 yard touchdown pass to open the scoring. Kicker Brook Teeter missed his first two extra-point attempts before nailing the next four. Once again Masuk to their 31-14 win over Weston High School. Returning from an ankle injury, Drap r yards on 24 ca second half. Masuk i when quarte Gallos com yard pass to in the Masuk After an impr by Favro, Brc field goal endc scoring in the However, the Gallos wasted no time as he hit Mike Brakefield for a 20 yard score. Gallos also completed a pass to running back Willy Favro who dashed for a 39 yard touchdown drive to end the scoring m the first half. Panther defensemen, seniors Drew Sedlock and John Atkinson, continued to shut down the Harding offense with eleven open tackles and five assists. Harding scored only once, late in the third quarter, as James Ebron returned a kickoff for an 82 yard touchdown. Gallos threw Mike Brakefield a 35 yard touchdown pass early in fighting back hit Corey Ay 52-yard pas plays later F into the end quarterback srx Senior powered the their second drive. Drap ac consecutive which led t( touchdown of t The Masi down on the Ki when Corey Ay the kick for touchdown. Masuk led ano Keith Drap scored on a min ilA Bottom Row, left to right: A Gomez, M Hogan, J. Hcrshfdd, L. Janco, M. Cooney Top Row, left to right: T. LaZettc, J. Scicgcl, 1). Zukor, B Riley, M. Earl, Ad- visor, Mr Cagianello, E Wills, G. Lee, D. Capri, P. Grcga. Kristen Holcomb Crowned Queen By Mark Schroeder Mark Solomon Kristen Holcomb, a senior at Masuk high school, was selected as Barnum Festival Queen. She is the first resident of Monroe to receive the prestigous title. This year the Barnum Festival committee chose the nominees for King and Queen from a field of juniors instead of seniors. Thus, the reigning King and Queen could return the following year to encourage other students to participate in the Barnum Festival Program. The process for electing a King and Queen was very tedious. Faculty from every school in the greater Bridgeport area nominated one junior boy and girl to represent their represent the Festival. In addition t the title of Queer received a fo scholarship t University of Br as well as scholarship fr Connecticut Bank a Company. Sh received jewelry, and a gift certific the sponsors festival. Though this i top of Kr achievement list, gathered quite accomplishm Kristen is second in the seni is captain of U basketball team, president of the Club. Also, she t awarded the Smoking Debated PAGE 3 By Lisa Janco Traditionally, Ha students have been allowed to smoke in a designated smoking area, located in front of the school.However, the ■smoking debate has caused the area to be divided Into smoking and non-smoking sections. As frustrating as this may seem for some within the student body, the tutire holds an even more disturbing prospect. IXrlng the senior address. September I, Vice Principal. Anita Healy, informed students of the possible ban on smoking on all school gromds. If this law should go Into sffset in Novtmber. Hams would havt a mors ssrious problem then It has now. In general, the students are already becoming frustrated with the division of the tmoking area. A large majority of the smokers polled, reected firmly against the split of their territory. As one senior emcksr put It: “It's s tepid. They should'vt left It the way It was. Tha controversy over the area doesn’t seem to be between the smefcers and non-smews. rather between the smokers and th rule Itself. Host non-smokers have little or no interest m their new place. 11 I don't smow. why would 1 want to go outside? one Junior siplalned. Is there a real need for a non-smoking area? The majvlty of tha students seem to thirfc not. IXrlng lunches and open study, the new smoke-free area is free of students as well, while those who smoke cram into their provided Masuk Yearbook Goes Video By David Zukor Last year. Bob Bachman, head of the Audio-Visual Department at Masuk, began to experiment with a video yearbook. Gathering .oeas from schools in the area which had already done a video yearbook. Boo managed to fill the VCR-tape with Hasu nostalgia, memories, and music. Since last year's effort was only an experiment. BoC did no advertising for the video. Despite the lack of advertising, he still managed to sell nearly fifty copies. This year. Bob has big plans for tha Video Yearbook. Although It is still in the planning stages. Bob has selected a film crew who will attend all school events. Bob. also, hopes to acquire a new camera for the project. This will ma« the process easier and better. Bob hopes to get a new editing system to va« tn« editing process easier. Last year, this was tn most difficult and tedious part of the project. Once It is completed. Bob. along with yearbook coordinator. Jack Bervy. hopes to advertise as ucn as possible. This way. many more people will be made aware of the project, and. hopefully, many more will purchase It. Last year's video yearbook can be purchased through Hr. Bachman or Hr. Berry for 15.00. Where’s the Beef? By Willie Favro The Monroe Zoning Commission haulted plans for the construction of a Birger King restairant at the Village Square Shopping Center. The Monroe ZXxhess restaurant, along with six property owners who neighbor Village Square, appealed the construction of the fast food franchise. Mien the appeal went to coirt. the jjdge said that only two property owners had the right to an appeal. During the legal process, the judge ruled against the construction of Burger King on the grouxls that it is Lockers Make for a Stickey Situation forty percent take-out. Any business that is more than forty percent take-out is tn violation of the zoning law. Although the expansion of the Village Square 9 opping Center is in the midst of construction, Berger King did not breax ground as many thought. Zoning Commissioner Dan Tuba does not Know when the Burger King controversy will be laid to rest, but he did say that Birger King is exploring RT. Ill for a location. So for all the fast food jrkies in Monroe, there is still hope. By Dawn Marie Capria The first day of school is a day of new things, new classes, new friends, and 'New Lockers . However, the ‘new lockers the students of Hast receive do not always work. If their locker doesn't work, students are required to report to the mam offic and sign a repairs list. Since the first day of school, some students have signed this list and are not getting any results. According to the custodians, it usually takes one day to fix a locker, however, it it taking weeks. Some students at Masuk High School have t i ed that it is an mconvienence i L. them and others. As one uuor stated T� ffaring with a friend now, how long can I mconvienence her. The locker situation at Masuk isn't a major problem, but it is a concern. Meanwhile, students are waiting for an answer and resolution to the locker situation. cvutcutt 'pedtio C 2ctee t ? ?Z7 Barnum Festival Queen 1987 Although I continue to reign as the 1987 Barnum Festival Queen through to the next Coronation, the Barnum Festival, beginning June 26 and continuing until July 5, concentrated it’s events into the best two weeks of my life. The format of the festival consisted of a Whip and Whistle Luncheon, Shehan Senior Citizen Center Dance and art show on the 26th, the Wing Ding Parade, Fairfield Day, and Champions on Parade on the 27th, also the Classic Car Show and Trumbull Day on the 28th. Likewise, the Road Show occurred from June 29 to July 1, the Jenny Lind Concert on the 2nd, the Barnum Festival Parade on the 4th of July and concluding with the P.T. Barnum memorial service on the 5th. Dinners, introductions, and royal treatment accompanied all of these events. I began unfamiliar with these happenings without an idea of what to expect. However, I discovered what outstanding aspects these events included. For example, we made our entrance before a crowded JFK stadium at the Champions on Parade which consisted of bands from various states competing musically and by their formations. It was very exciting to award the winners their trophies. Also, the Road Show brought a little of the festival to convalescent homes. This affected me the most where a little song, dance, balloons and a visit from the festival family brightened their lives. Next, a gala affair, the Jenny Lind Concert was an opera by an American singer as well as a Swedish one and accompanist. Their positions followed a rigorous competition and added substantially to their careers. We performed before this audience as well. The Fourth of July Parade, proceeding down Park Ave., by far was my most, exciting event. The queen, king and alternates had a royal float, as did Tom Thumb and Lavinia, and the Ringmaster. All of the little kids thought of us as real kings and queens. Following this event was an evening cruise off of Seaside Park with a grand view of the Firework display. The Barnum Festival concluded with the P. T. Barnum Memorial Service. I want to thank the Barnum Festival Committee and Masuk High School for making all of this possible, as well as all of those who supported me along the way. GOOD LUCK TO FUTURE CANDIDATES! Kristin Holcomb 1987 Barnum Festival Queen. Barnum Festival Queen Masuk just for something t ave given you most develoi pains by Debbii IMPRFSS10NS AND HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Some people join sports and something they elljo£with fri In many hjgh schools, Mastt (Future Business Leaders of A acnviti to M.B.C. (Monroe Bui While activities such as sports and clilbs'are often fun and a great way to spend time in high scnooITmahy these things no longer influence our lives. However this is often not true. These clubs and activities leave impressions on our lives both openly and subtlely. It’s easier to see how an activity such as the National Honor Society will influence your future than how being on the Hockey Team will. Being a member of the National {donor Society tells people that: you are a hard worker, responsible, and will be well looked-upon by colleges you may attend and future employ£rs. ap ■■ v 7 r On the olher hand, bein on tf n key Team also has its influences. Here you learn disciplines such as: how to work well with other people, when to take control of a situation, when $o relinquish it, and perhaps most importantly; how to handle the emotions of victories, and contend with defeats. Sports such as football are enjoyed y alJ On a cool autumn evening people are often found cheering or rooting their local football team on. Besides teaching the particq ts about priflj and humility, thes evenings will be fondly remembered for many years; to come. ause they intend to make a career out of this sport or activity; while otheij may just ire their interests. a wide variety of activities are offered to students. Here at Masuk we have clubs ranging from F.B.L.A. imis Community); a summer community for kids. .......................................................... years ago some of the of America, Square Dancing Club, Boys and Girls Leader Corp, and even Ball Room Dancing. ■ t by most Masuk studentsS Audio-Visual Club, D.E.C.A. (Distributive Education Clubs of : Jaz2 Band, are some of the more urrent popular clubs found at Masuk today Other activities such s, and the Tennis Team are still around and no doubt will stay that way for quite a while, hool graduates� the following questioi How do you think that being in the sports, clubs, and activities school has influenced you and madfc impreslions upon you in life?” I me to develop more school spirit, and it a time for socializing outside of the classroom in an informal ; you dt clop a skill and learn the basics of the skill.” Makes you try .: It teaches you good sportsmanship and team playing.” One person d he enjoys “seeing the kids be the best that they can be at sports, high develop t do for a whity, but the les ristha oi nHSrn n amaradeiie you will have ‘ iea • Malewid you for th i rest 125 row 1 (I to R): Nicole Gunn, Melissia Waldrop, Audrey Shuster, George Schade, Erin Senges, Mary Beth Hogan, Christine Madar. row 2: Mrs. Young, Scot Whitely, Mike Tcdesko, Kareq Kneplcr, Laura Fisher, Debbie Vargovchik, Helene Sjogren, Kristin McMahon, Patty Ciervo, Elaine Ftergiotis, Mrs Richa row 3: Bob Griswald, Dave Strong, Lisa Dennil, Senja Hiscox, Dana Stankowitz, Gretchen Fredericks, Wendy Shade, Jill Addesa, Kristin Holcomb, Denise Massari. LA MORENA DE Ml COPLA Julio Romero de Torres pinto a la mujer morena con los ojos de misterio y el alma llena de pena. Puso en sus brazos de bronce, la guitarra cantaori en sus labios un suspiro y en su cara una dolora. Morena, la de los rojos claveles, la de la alegre guitarra, la del davel espanol. Como escapada de un cuadro, en el sentir de la copla Toda Espana la venera y toda Espana la llora. Trensa con su taconeo, la seguidilla de Espana. Y en sus danzares morunos, en la vente de Eritana. Spanish Club Candids I'Z Kctictd 3 1. Ms. Wallace and her 3th period class. 2. Matt Arnold Gose your mouth; you're not a codfish.'' 3. Whatever it is I didn't do it! 4. Do you have a hall pass? Candids 129 UmJcnljsMiim Divider Laurie Adams Yvonne Andrasi Adriana Andrezejewski Laurie Angon Marcus Anzidei David Armour Katharine Arnold Kimberly Arnold Michael Auszura Diana Avacz Patricia Aversa John Babina Arthur Baker I-aura Barnes Christopher Bauer Edward Brauchemin Brian Beck Joseph Bcmitt Curtis Bloxam Pamela Bonepartc Jennifer Borck Kimberly Boveri Lisa Bowen Tamcka Brooks Alexandria Brown Penny Brown Sharon Buecher Nicole Burke Celine Caliento David Cambra Kelley Campanaro Melissa Cappucci Dawn Capria Fredrick Cargill Glen Carris Kamili Carswell Laura Cassidy Daniel Cassin Jody Chickering Michael Chittick Glenn Christenson David Clark Erin Cole Carolyn Colucci John Coiris Joseph Costello Jennifer Csire Matthew Cunningham Juniors Michael Cunningham Marina De Cristina DcLucia Bryan Dcak Scott Delaney Dawn DiGiovanna Jennifer Dimon Ellen Doniger Roslyn Dorsey Jason DuBac James Duggan Kevin Dwyer Virginia Dyer Daniel Dzikowicz Cherish Elovecky Heather Farr Christopher Farren Beverly Flynn Christopher Forsythe Scan Fowler Anthony Frank Jeffrey Fry Elaine Ftergoitis Brian Galbraith William Galbraith Christopher Germain Heather Getthell Alicia Giles Jennifer Gillen Kristin Gold Amanda Gomez Patricia Goulet Russell Granfors Lisa Grimes Robert Griswold Stephen Hackett Stacy Hamilla Anne Harkcy Laura Harlacker Robyn Haughney Michael Hoag Marybeth Hogan Brian Holliday Robert Hootselle Robert Horn Heather Hotchkiss Tracey Hydeck Lisa Ingianni Paul Ivaska Jason Junga 135 Jennifer 1.1 pel es Melinda l.ocksheer Stephen l.uggis Michael Lutz Michael Macri John Magner Joseph Mahon Debra Malewicki Marie Matire Laurie Marvin Patrick Matera Robert Matheson Douglas Mattmly Jennifer McAuliffe Gina McCaffrey Christine Mc(!arthy Marcy McCormick Christopher McGinness Brian McLaughlin Lynora Mennilli Dawn Miglas Edward Miller James Miller Justine Miller Colin Moe Dcirdre Monahan Deshante Montes Michael Mooney James Mosher Daniel Mumm Denise Mumm Angela Nagy Tadd Naramorc Ryan Northrop Kerri Nowotny Rosemarie Katz Kristipher Keeley Kathy Konwa John Kovacs James Krasenics Susan Krasnicki Jennifer Krivinskas Jodi Krushinsky Amy LaBelle Christopher Laskowski Juniors Aciam Ocasio Marc Olson Bonnie Face Victor Para Allison Parham Thomas ParsclJ Jim Patchkofsky Mark Pattyson Christopher Phillips Victoria Pinto Debra Pohorylo Bradley Powell Daniel Prendergast Timothy Prewitt Todd Price Mark Pucci Robert Reda Mary Reilly Candace Reuter Trevor Rice Catherine Richard Stephanie Riley Scott Robertson Carl Rodgers Mary Rogers Renee Rossi Michele Rubis Jennifer Rusk Jennifer Rusnak Nicole Russitano Gary Rutkowski Mark Salerno Jody Samuels Teresa Sanzo Jeffrey Saranick Jeremy Schanck Suzanne Schroeder Cheryl Sciongay Shannon Searlcs Donald Senges Shaun Shanley Paul Shawah Amy Shelton Joshua Siegel Kim Sirch Brett Soracin Theresa Stafford Laura Steinert Suzanne Stehle Jennifer Stevens 137 Ted Stoica David Strong Kristen Tamm one Michael Tcdcsco Brook Teeter Damon Test am Robyn Tevolitz Jennifer Thomas Angelo Tsoupas William Tucker ChrissyLyn Turiano Chad Twombly Stephen Vetc here lli Jason Vena Krista! Villano Jason Vincent Naomi Vishnupad Tara Vizvary William Walker Lori Wenton Scott Whiteley Charles Wills Deborah Winnick Paul Wishneski Hilary Wojtas Jennifer Young Jason Zahor Heather Zalcski Hlisabcth Zeller Vicki Zogopoulas Tara Muscarella Stott Weller Allen Trichell Not pictured Kathy Alderman Mark Balog Melissa Beers Todd Bigletti Cynthia Booth Linda Booth David Chupcavich Chris D’Amico Kelly Diltz Toni Fiorenza Tami Fischer Zef Frrokaj Dila Gjidoda Walton Gleacher Mary Godfrey Paul GraneUo Joe Hasson Dylan Kirby Jeri Koch Gregory Lee Brian Malizia Scott Martin Colleen McFadden Jeffrey Meeker Debra Molina Keith Murphy Christine Nealon Daniel O’Connell Brian Robertson Mark Russell Michael Russo Kenneth Ventresca Frank Vitale Juniors OC( 4 (P c ' CLASS Sophomore Candids Robyn Adcock Jacqlyn Alderman Heather Angus Sean Antrim Andrew Ballard Nicholas Banks Ban Barwis Christopher Bath Rebecca Btaupre Nicole Beauvais John Bcchara Kathleen Beck Heather Bennett Jennifer Ben no Daniel Bemitt Paula Birdsall William Bittar David Bluestein Paul Bockiaro Kevin Bonetti Sarah Bowen Tracy Bowin Michael Brakefield Elizabeth Bresnahan Joseph Brown Christine Bucci Kristine Bumaska Jennifer Bums Laurie Butrerfield Jill Butarla Vincent Caggianicllo A lama Calise Paul Callo Thomas Caporaso Jeannine Capria Patricia Carris Scott Cartwright M ary bet h Cedergren Scott Chepow Ross Christie Simon Cole Cindy Corbesato Jennifer Cordone Lee Oocker Michelle Cyr Christina DeCosta Shannon Davm Holly Dayton Sophomores ■i , rf00 RlO MUSK Cheryl Deegan Michael DelMastro I.isa Dennis Jason Desser Tom DeWildc Margarita Diaz Renee Donnarumma Stephen Duh Adam Dupke Dale Dymkoski Jason Dzilinski Kathryn Eddingcr Gina Epifano Michelle Erdmann Cynthia Etler Amy Faustich Jessica Fauth Brian Fedak Jason Fell Matthew Fisch Gretchen Fredericks Jennifer Frkanec Peter Frrokaj David Fuller Tressa Fuller Christopher Gabriel Michael Gagliardi Tamara Giardini Anthony Goncalves Kristen Gondar Brian Gosselin William Gray Dena Greco Lisa Greene John Greer Mary Grennan Nicole Gunn Leonard Hallas Robert Hardy Kristin Harlow Alysha Haughney Lauralee Heckman Jeffrey Hiorakis Senya Hiscox John Hogan Tracy Holsworth Michael Horodniak Howell Hunter Jennifer Howell Deborah Hudson 143 Brian Humpal Joseph lannucci Kristin Ivey Kolcen Kaffan Robert Kapitancek Dawn Karam Adam Karp Kamala Kecley Kevin Kelly Shyla Kisiel Caryn Knepler Joseph Kobza Ronald Kurtz Patricia Larsen William Lattanzi Scott Lavallce William Lee Jason Lent Susan Linnane Brian Lipofsky Regina Lombardi Elissa Longo Wendy Lucas Kevin Lyons Christine Madar Matthew Maklcr Lesley Mancuso George Manzone Kelly Mara Sean Markut William Markut Patricia Marmo Kathrine Martin Patricia Martinez Robin Massari Trisha Matthews Alison McCabe Kelly McCone Douglas McGough Maura McKenna Kenny Medina Tara Mcleshkcwich Wendy Mensik I aniel Michel Danielle Middlebrook James Milks Laurie Millo Carrie Mitchell Daniel Monteieone 'Fhomas Morgan Sophomores Cara Muscolmo Heather O’Connell Kelly O Keefe Deirdre O’Neil Lynn Osborne Brian Oski Kara Paciello Jeff Palazzo Robert Pale Scott Palmer Michele Paulisin Sherri Paulter Dina Pavia Daniel Perpetuo Barbara Perun Jennifer Peters Craig Phillips Aimcc Pisani Samantha Price Jennifer Prusse Gina Reda Rosa Reda Richard Reilley Amy Remson Judi Richardson Kiesha Roach Kelly Robinson William Robinson Melonie Rodgers Jennifer Roman David Rookasin Judith Rodeva Christopher Russo Ann Ryckelynck Julie Sala Michael Salerno Donald Salvas George Schade Brad Schapiro Lynn Schoonmaker Jennifer Schuchman Erin Scngcs Audrey Schuster Cheryl Skorupski Melissa Sneider Matthew Soto Brendan Southard Dana Stankiewicz Kenneth Starr Shannon Stebbins 145 John Scepeck Robert Stevens Michael Stewart Julia Strong Todd Sudora Alissa Sullo Bren Szczesny Kristian Tanacea John Tarzanin Anthony Testani Richard Testani Glenn Tichy Kelly Tricarico Jason Troiano Dominic Tropeano Jeffrey Tulley Aimee Turiano Gus Valakas Daniel Van Bey David Van Sickle Mela Veltri Jennifer Vcncruso Todd Vincent James Waite William Waite Melissa Waldrop Charlotte Walker Holly Ward Kathleen Watt Robert Wesdund Carly Wiesniak Timothy Williams Patricia Wojcik Renee Wojtas Scott Yitts Aaron Zachlod Edward Zarucha Kerry Zilka Lester Zimnoch Carl Zinn Alison Dudley Lori Lesko Heather Dam merman Mansa Hendren Kristin Giannini Not pictured Faisal Ali Jonathon Bafundi Aaron Bahanondz Joseph Brand Debra Chapin Graig Dillman Tanya Gjdoda Lori Lesko Lisa Lipnick Scan Luk Hans Miller Joe Martioli Christina Moffa Christa Montagnino John Moren Lori Pleva Michelle Porath Louis Proto David Rodriguez Sharon Salgado Matthew Shea Ronald Solomon George Thompson Jonathon Tulley Jason Turey Vincent Valenti Sophomores 149 Michael Adams Tom Albright Sandra Albuquerque Karen Alves Mike Ambrose Mark Andrejc yk Susan Angon Ford Babcock John Dachinski Amy Barnard Robert Bertram Joseph Bayusik Marissa Ben one Joanna Bitter Geoffrey Bligh Mark Blore Christie Boysan Scott Breiner Jennifer Brennan Steve Buehler Nicole Burns Brad Canning Matthew Carley Kristen Carlson Robert Cervini Christopher Chavez Steven Christiano Michele Colligan Christopher Cordone Michael Costello Stacey Crumb Peter Cubclli Darla Cummings Rachel Cummings Tanya Cyr Patrick D Angelo Stephen Dalgar Michael Dawes Jake DeBG 1226 arbar Tom Delucia Linda Deegan Tammie Del mast ro Tom Deloge Janet Denton Tina DiGiovanna Kelly Drap MaryKristen Dwyer Dan Engledrum Freshmen Todd Estes Kristen Fahey Eve Falasco Karen Farley Gary Faustich Joseph Feller Christina Fensore Diva Ferreira Colleen Fcrrigno Brett Fisher Wendy Flores Scott Foito Kelly Foiw Robert Forte Kevin Fox Louie Frrokaj Jennie Galvin Eric Ganser Melissa Gardener Brant Gee Ronald Giacebbe Thomas Giardini Kristen Gillen Shane Gillis Tanya Gordon Adam Gran Michael Grassotti Jennifer Graziano Brett Greene Meredith Griffin Christina Gu err era Kristian Gustaitis Tricia Haisley Chad Harris Amy Han mann Allen 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Mozo Brett Murrah Jeff Nagy Chris Northrop Patience Novak Danielle Nunn John O'Mara Abraham O'Monte Joseph Orlando Susannh Ortiz Michael Pale David Parratt Michael Parscll Michael Pellegrino Jessica Pellicei Victor Pereira Sandra Perkins Chad Phillips Jenny Pihonak Jan me Pinciero Brad Potter Jill Pratt Amy Prendergast Kara Radin Jeannine Raschkc Charissc Reddy John Doc Mary Doe David Ringler Jen Risko Thomas Roberts Kan Robinson Michael Rosenbush Stephanie Rusnak Adam Russell Jennifer Sanders Shannon Saray Christopher Savage Jennifer Schaub Amy Schwartz Karen Scott Craig Scdlock Nazmc Shaham Ariel Shocket Jennifer Sirch Luke Smith Roy Smith Ivey Spector Jennife r Starkey 153 Kelly Steinmetz Christian Stcinnagel Hlizahcth Stclmak Philip Straub Pamela Stripay Jen Strong Rebecca Swanson Jason Szor Angela Tadduni Shawn Tait Craig Tevolitz Brian Thomas Brian Tomlinson Seth Totten Jeff Vargovchik Crista Veennan Erik Veer man Paul Venditti Vin Venresca John Waite Jessamy Walker Richard Walkley Karen Walscr Dawn Walsh Michele Ward Russell Wasik Michael Weems Michele Wildman Nicholas Wisdom Leigh Wojcak Justin Wool ton Amy Yacko Jeffrey Zapatka Joe Zerclla Merilie Zinkwich Adam Zuckerberg Not Pictured Chris Cordone Peter Gall Mark George Darren Goleboski William Hin Graham Kirby Andrew Kloter Matthew Kohler Tara Koppciman Timothy Lafferty Cynthia Lavalli Michael McClain Michael Merillat Ara Monaghan Chris Palermo Eric Pisacana Vera Roy Valeric Tait Freshmen My First Impression . . During the interview process, I was greeted by many concerned parents and staff who care about Masuk High School. The conversations were positive and Filled with the desire to continue the progress towards excellence. My first days at Masuk linked this positive attitude to the students. I was impressed by the students' desire to learn, relax, and play within an atmosphere which was conducive to individual growth. The cheerful reception has enabled me to feel very comfortable within a short period of time. My desire is to meet the needs of all students while continuing the legacy towards excellence. It is a pleasure to have the opportunity to work in an environment which has been functioning smoothly and where the staff, students, and parents have the desire to improve upon the educational quality of Masuk High School. Peter G. Holst Principal In mid July of 1987, the Monroe Board of Education appointed me Interim Principal of Masuk High School. My brief but meaningful stay at Masuk ended on October nineteenth when Peter Holst joined the Monroe school system as the high school principal. Please know that I enjoyed every minute of my principalship. My Masuk is an outstanding school with a Fine student body and staff. I wish to express my appreciation to parents, students and staff who made my three months a rewarding experience. Best wishes to the Class of 1988! Michael P. Fettig 158 Administration Alexandria Alvarez — Foreign Lan- guage Carl Bodnar — Social Studies Jeffrey Bussey — Special Education Cheryl Adams — Physical Educa- tion Diane Anastas — Special Education Sandra Banks — English Steven Borsari — Science Jack Berky — Teacher s Aide, Yearbook Advisor Dorothy Brown — Business Ed ucation Susan Berube — Science Arthur Burke — Social Studies Margaret Chandler — Foreign Lan- guage 160 Faculty Anthony Cianciolo — Graphic Arts Carolyn Conley — Math Lynn Costello — Business Educa- Joseph Crisanti — Industrial Arts tion Joan Cummings — English Polly Donovan — Pupil Services Ethel Elson — Special Education Mounir Farah — Chairper- son Social Studies Nancy Faustich — Health Douglas Fedorko — Industrial Arts Joseph Fedorko — Industrial Arts Dominick Feliconio — Chairper- son Business Education Donald Gabriel — Chairper- son Science James Garafolo — Foreign Lan- guage Leah Fitzpatrick — English Thomas Fraher — Math 161 Bonita Gcrmond-Home Economics Mary Glcason-Social Studies Robert Gersten-Science Peter Gomis-Math John Giampaolo-Physical Educa- tion Athletic Director Reese Griffin-Industrial Arts Dolores Giesman-Foreign Lan- guage English vr ■v I Esther Grosner-Science Linda Gubitosa-Foreign Language William Holcomb-Science Janet HaJpin-Business Education Graham Ingles-English Donald Hastings-Chairperson of Math Kenneth Kellogg-Industrial Arts Elizabeth Heiney-Social Studies Gertrude Kelly-Physical Education Faculty Elizabeth Kopyscinski-Home Eco- Linda Kreuzwieser-Math nomics Paul Landry-Music Enid Lipeles-Science Hope Malone)’-Pupil Services Charles Moakley-Social Studics Forcign Language Richard O'Connor-English Leslie Manfredonia-Special Educa- tion Sylvester Munn-Math John Oko-Pupil Scrvices CWEP Lisa Melillo-Special Education William Neidel-Chairperson of In- dustrial Arts Virginia Pettigrew-Social Studies f Paul Miller-English Judith Nuechterlein-Chairperson of Pupil Services Patricia Pettit-English 163 John Puirek-Social Studies James Ranti-Music Anna Richa-Foreign Language Dennis Riordan-Math Marietta Ruel-Foreign Language Daniel Ryan-Math Kurt Schmidt-Sciencc Penelopy Schuler-English Kim Shea-Special Education Doris Schwarz-Pupil Services Jeffrey Semon-Social Studies Daniel Shea-English Faculty Joseph Sileo-Science Robert Sohon-Science Carol Solheim- English David Strong-Math Ann Szczcsny — Mach Richard Tutunjian — Business Education Diane vonBraustich — Pupil Services Helen Wallace — An The “Excellence in Teaching award was originated by The Uni- versity of Connecticut Alumni Association Board of Directors for the purpose of recognizing the important impact that a high school teacher has on today s students. The outstanding performance and sustained excellence that the recipients have displayed in our high schools throughout the State of Connecticut is worthy of the highest honor. Congratulations to Mrs. Ruel on her accomplishment for the 1987- 88 year! 165 Robert Cody — Teachers Aide Priscilla Cunningham — School Nurse Eileen Delany — School Nurse Louise Della Cone — Teachers Aide Shirley Giampaolo — Teachers Aide Gayle Haskins — Teachers Aide Janet Ingram — Security Manager Josephine Kilcoync — Office Secretary Auxiliary Staff Paula McMahon — Teachers Aide Margaret Olney — Office Manager Violet Pitcher — Guidance Office Secretary Linda Mancuso — Teachers Aide Martha Poppe — Office Secretary Miriam Stcinert — Guidance Of- fice Secretary Stephen Speanberg — Director of Food Services Kathleen Terry — Guidance Office Secretary Karen Willette — Office Secretary Librarians Pa! Mati, Jane Preston, Frances Boughten, Kathy Molitor, Sandy Kelly, Katherine Leslie 167 Jane Preston — Head librarian Mrs. Boughton keeps a hawk-eye over the Library. Faculty 169 Food Servtces Front row: Judy Wenton, Mary Lou Pison, Sonja Maccri, Carol Menard, Peggy Silk, Judy White. Back row: Phyllis Maxfield, Helen Esposito, Carolina Mariam, Inez Cavalicrc, Ruth Gcrgcy, Pat Shelton, not pictured: Joan Scribano. Faculty Indust rial Arts and Home Ec Board of Education (front row) Carol Steiner, Jan Martin, Mary Sowchuck, Jan Germain, (back row) James Reihl, Dr. Richard Ehmer, Jerry Rookasin, Bill Pappas, Tom Benek. 171 Donald Maloney: Superintendent of Schools acuity (ZokcUcU (rflWlM I 1. Where could my horse have gone? (Thanks F.S.) 2. Howdy 3. Mr. Burke contemplating what to get for lunch. Candids That was Then Faculty Kathy Maruca poses with her girlfriend Bobbi. Jen Creaturo entertaining herself in Child Devel- opment. 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Never do whippits or eat Cap’n Crunch, Dae — late night phone calls. 1 love you ail and will miss you akx’ What started out as friendship has grown stronger .. . (and stronger). Roy, thanks for making my high school years so special. 1 couldn't have done it without you. We share so many special moments that I will cherish forever. How does 1992 sound? Kim. you like the color red? I’ll keep it in mind. Good luck at college cu2, maybe I II see ya there The best of wishes to the class of 88. ' These are the times to remember ..B.C., I'll love you forever and ALWAYS!! Lynn Thanks to all my friends and the faculty who have made my four years at Masuk memorable Good luck to the band — hope you do great in the future. — Ken Neuhauer To all my friends — Thanks for everything you've done for me. RH, JL, NV, SS, and MT good luck your senior year. To all the seniors. We're out of here! Thanks RH, MD. and everyone. (And hi, Irene!) — Melissa Cooke Every person is the architect of his own fortune ' How do you figure' Thanks for everything guys.T.L. M S., B B , and S.O. This year was the best yet. Love ya' Midgic!! Don't forget the Bad Boy's battle cry — Only the properly equipped will survive! — Chris Meyer Hey L.L., A.U., O.Y., K.C., U.F., Thanks for everything and have a nice day! — Philip Ruttledge There arc no more dreams . — Elm Street '87. ”... as long as we know in our minds that were not alone. — Scary Monsters '88. ”Wc shall be a King! ' — Camelot. I'll miss you Tim, Mike, Phil, Dave, Mark, Jeremy, C.F., H.T., W.L.. Traci — I'll never forget what there was.and I'll never forget you — ever. I'm going to be a Spielberg — A.L Webber — Hughes — King — Craven — Savini — Byrne ... or maybe I'll just be myself. Yes. that's what I'll do! — Brian M. Riley To all my friends — thanks for the memories (and all the stupid nicknames). I'll never forget you guys. Chris — thanks for being there, you're the best. Never forget the STUD MOBILE, the MUFF Divers, and all the great times we've had together. You've got something special — don't lose Shana. Schrade — we've been through everything together — Remember the good (and bad) times at Stew's, (oh my fine mornings!) Heh Thor, Simba, and Junior — Ididn't forget you guys — We're the best — Kong says say it, say it, EZ! Wals, You're the best hair 1 know — stay that way. I can't believe I'm a Spartan now, MSU Here I come. The Best of times to you all — Steve Grimaldi Well, Sue, we made it! Thanks so much for always being there for me. Even though we'U be far apart, wc'U be close in heart! You'll always be the best! BFFITW ! Special Thanks to Mr. Landry, Mrs. Shuler and the cast of Pastiche. I love you guys! Kcl. I’ll miss ya! Have fun! Only two more years. Scon even though we’re not together. I want to thank you for making my high school years bearable and memorable! You'll always be special to me! Now it's time to be traditional Thank God I'm Out! — Lisa Janco Dana. Good luck with Jamie and sec ya at Rutgers! Debbie, remember Eliot? Chacko y Banard. remember route 25 highway! Tina Donna Sucllen. Good luck! Michele. To all my fnends — Well Alllnght!! To Paul — the memonei u ill always tail. To Kathy who brought me a new life. I love you.' I am always here for you. I will never forget you. To Bill Roberts who knocked on my door and started my life. All my love to you for ever. To my twin brother Mark — wish you were there for our graduation. — Jen LeStrange I would rather sandpaper a bobcat's butt in a phonebooth than go through high school again, but if i think about it, it hasn't been THAT bad. Thanx to all Its been fun. But thank GOD I'm outta here! Tim La Belle M.S. — Que Bueno, it's over!! Thanks for being such a great friend! 1 love you! J.S. its been fun I'll miss you!! Thanks for always being there!! Go FigureS.W., R.A, C.B., M.L..W.L. and L.S. — you guys are great!! Keep in touch. L.J. — hey! I told you I'd write. Good luck in every thing that you do! You're a great friend. Jeff — Enjoy it!! it ends too quickly!! I'll never forget any of you!! Karen Zapatka To all the girls 1 loved before Lets Party!!!. Especially Linda all those nights of pleasure we spent together. And to Robbie Stevens swimming was fun. Nice swim sack ROB . .. Go DEEP JESTER Well its like this — when I was a toddling I knew I would come to Big PCX7POO Hole some day it took a little longer. I thought but now I know that I am leaving I am relieved, so i have one thing to say GOOD BY TO THIS WONDERFUL PLACE” . . . @ @ (a; ( @ @ KELLI GROWBALIL There my blessing with thee. And these few precepts in thy memory. Sec thou character . Give every man thy car, but few thy voice; Neither a borrower nor a lender be; For loan oft loses both itself and friend. This above all: to thine own self be true and it must follow as the night the day. Thou cant not then be false to any man. Farewell, my blessing season this in thee. William Shakcspcar — Hamlet Heather Tan Won't you come see about me — I'll be done dancing — you know it baby 1 ell me your troubles and doubts give me everything inside and out. Love's strange — so real in the dark. Think of the tender things we are working on Sloe chains may pull us apart — when 1 get into your heart. Baby don t you forget about me — Watch out for trucks, Mr M — Snickers is on the loose. Kevin Fletcher Tone — We've had a lot of fun over the past 2 years. — A lot of crazy times too — . . . Like our trips to the mall — Thanks for everything. Dawn — laugh it up fuzzball Jason nevermind And to everyone else good luck . . . And especially to troy, you were always there for me. You make me happier than I have ever been I love you always .. . Summer s going fast Nights growing colder Children growing up Old friends growing older Freeze this moment just a little bit longer Make each sensation a little bit stronger Expcricnce slips away Thc innocence slips away . . . Neil Pearlt Greg Sullivan Alex, we have had many special moments together, that I will never forget. I love you Alexandria' I won t forget the Jaguar Ron. Dawn's Delight is waiting for you. Florida will be a blast!!! Don't be a sucker for Big Jugs. Good luck with the kid from Arizona. Brian C — If you don t become a sell made millionaire, we will all be upset Sell the truck and buy a bike. Michael Armour Most of this is memory now. I've gone too far to rum back, how' I'm not quite what I thought I was, but then again ... I may be more — Quccnsryche. To my friends see ya in Florida!’! SEAN AND DIANE 5-6-87 I LOVF. YOU. All Ryche's Reserved! Diane M Rutkowski Mopar is a slow car. Ford is the lord, and Mustangs rule. Good luck in college, everyone — but don't work too hard and lets keep in touch. It's been fun and remember — make it count, you only live once. R. Glatt “And the seasons they go round and round. And the painted ponies go up and down. We're on a carousel of time. We can't return we can only look behind from where we came. Thanks to all my friends who let me be myself. I'll not forget you. If 1 knew then what I know now . . This ones for you Kare — Quo Bueno' I'm out of here! — MARCY How quickly docs today turn into yesterday! I feel as if i've )ust started high school, and already the end approaches. Although I leave with some regrets, I can't say I don't leave with my share of memories. To my close friends: I'll never forget you. To certain juniors, a word of advice, Gather ye rosebuds while ye may Okl time is still a flying And this same flower that smiles today. Tomorru� will be dying. — Herrick Matt Arnold We finally made it! Can't wait till we're out of here for good! Karen, Steph, Cheryl, Iaura, Debbie, (cough) Aaron, and all the rest, thanks for making it more bearable. The best of everything to you! Crossfire remember to keep the fire going and spread the word! — Emily Wills Life is a party! The party doesn't end when we leave Masuk. It keeps going strong, as we open new doors of opportunity for ourselves. Thank you to everyone who has helped me during the past four years. Extra special thanks to all my friends who arc so encouraging and inspiring to me, and enabled me to open new doors. I love you all so much! 1 wish you all the happiness and success in the world Its been fun. Keep smiling! — Scan Kelly K. H., S.D., S.A., thanks for making chcm the best. S.A. — lab will never be the same without you L. F. — remember all the great times, especially swimteam. It wouldn't have been the same without you M L., B.B., H.S., S.S., P.C., K.H., — never lose that lovin' fedin! Mr M, Mrs.L, and Mr B, special thanks for everything. I'll never forget! —Jill Addesa Well its been fun. Ricky D. thanks for ABSOLUTELY nothing. Kevin nice spot and the Breakfast dub. well ... we almost learned something. Have fun in college and get out of my life already. — Bill Walscr Stacey — I'm sure your Mr. Rub-a-dub will be here soon and so will your flop-bop. Kabonbie — you can light a fire without a match, catch a fish without a hook ... To everyone — even the staff — thanks a lot and thanks for all you've done. Mr. Ingels Mr. Bodnar — 1 love you both! — Marina Steele To class of '88: Thanks for making my years at Masuk so much fun and so exciting. I'll never forget you for it. I love all of you. To my closest friends: I'm really gonna miss you guys!! To T.A.: Thanks' I'll miss you D.M.P.: Keep dancin with Jamie. Nic: Face it, He's Hot!! Tim: thanks for making me smile. Good luck everyone — Live, Love, Laugh! — Debbie Norwood Caryn — sorry about your nose in Gym, but thank god it came out fine. Bob — Mel will always be better! Good luck with all your worthy causes «c keep Fiji out of playboy. Elly — always remember the coop's class. Much will be here soon, maybe then you'll believe me. Ant — Have fun in An! Love ya All. See ya around! We're finally out! Sue Scncy Dearest Mel — you're the best! Too many times to remember — they were all great. J M FOREVER! Bob and the rest of the gods live! Always remember — It's a free country! Bob G — Packet, forever! Rickie O — never had a better teacher! Melba — hold on to Pat and YOU'RE WELCOME! 1 love my YUG — can't wan for the fifth floor — See ya then! Carolyn Walkley I would like to thank Mike Butkowski for my years in Basketball and Mr G. in baseball for the chance they gave me and things they taught me throughout my high school years. Good luck to all my friends in the future. And I didn't for get you Princess. Ron Nihoff Steph — I'm glad we re best friends. We've been through the worst, the best is yet to come Never forget SCSU. Jason — Laugh it up fuzzball. First Period Open — Never mind Valeric — dont write on me. Mrs Halpin — wanna buy a candy bar' Mrs. Costello — Watch those disks! Colleen — I on't take the car, you'll kill yourself. Mr. and Mrs. G — Thanks. The most beautiful things in life cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart. Dawn Kopcik To all my friends, especially Peppermint Patty and Fathall you guys have made my four yein bearable Thank you and good luck in the future. P.P. Friends Forever Fatball your secrets arc safe with me and so are the memories of our antics. Love Stacey To all my friends that have made the years and the memories unforgettable My senior year has been the best thanks to you two! I couldn't have made it without all of you, mom, dad, and baby freshman! 1 love ya! Love Jew Is — Julie Masconc I'd like to thank the persons of the staff and faculty who have helped influence me with the positive changes I've accomplished — as for Masuk — It was just a great place to do it. — Scott Somers Darren and Roger, El Slobos rule!!! Thanks for a great year guys! Best of luck to Masuk soccer next year. Take states! Mrs. Benson and Mr. Tutunjian, thanks for the DECA experience! Party at Reese Griffins this Friday! Remember the Lou ouw! Mike Mobile reigns Supreme!! — Mike Palombi Dawn — thanks for the rides home 7th period and the talks. I will never forget ya!! Michelle — I will never for get you, but most of all Artsy's the white pinto. Candy — you taught me so muc h. I can't wait for this summer and the Texas men!!! LYLAS . . . ALWAYS. To all my friends — I could not have made it without you guys. Thanks for everything ... As for Masuk, it was real and it was fun. but ... It wasn't REAL FUN. BYE LOVE, Stephanie Andersen Best of Luck to Kristen. Karen, Chriss, Carie, Betsy, Candy, fle of course Allison. I hope you al succeed in whatever you decide to do. — Keep on Dancing Melia! Staci, Dana Sue. Thanks for being there for me and putting up with me. I love you guys. You are the BEST. I LOVE YOU SCOTT FOREVER! — Deena Fazio I've got a positive outlook I won't get stuck drowning in my surroundings.Never give in, never give up. Don't let them scare you no matter what. C.O.C Thanks to all my friends, I won't forget you all when I'm rich and famous; April, B.P.A.A.E.E.A.W.N.D.A.I. your probably the only one that could put up with me. I'm glad you were there for me, and I'll be there when you need me, Friends Forever!; Sheryl your still obnoxious, “Jumbo Man Lives ; Hey Fudge, Grand Union 1.; Glen we'll make it no matter what, just remember that I LOVE YOU . . . ALWAYS!! Jcnn Thanks to everyone who has made my four years at Masuk enjoyable. With especial thanks to Greg and Amy who are the best friends a person can ask for and whom will never be forgotten Take it easy, Ken My four years at Masuk brought me many things that I can remember in my years to come. The personality change is one that I can't forget. Istill have trouble figuring out if it was for the better or for the worse. Glen Grcwcock Mark — you're a really special friend. Thanx for being there when 1 needed ya. Randy would be more than proud of you. Scott — Don't always go on first impressions. Dawn — thanx for sticking by mr 196 Final Comment «with chat crooked finger thing. And especially Brian — I know that I can't change things that I regret doing and saying, but there's always tomorrow Just hang in there with me. I love You! Toni M.M: CachunkiCachunk! Cachunk! D.Z.; Bink! P.R. stop dragging behind my car! Than for the stereo. B.R. You wild and crazy playwrite. Elm Street lives on! T.L.; keep up with Schmcgmocs! Hat tier. It was great while it lasted! KM. and M.S; how ironic!! Find success, all of you. To those that helped pease the pain; Thanx Let's all keep in touch! I'm outa here! Chris Marissa and Claudette — Thanx for being there all the times 1 needed you guys. Your the best and I'm really glad we've stayed friends. I hope we always will. Thanx for always being there. Friends Forever Paula Helene — these past six years have been lots of fun — I know we will always be like Best Friends!! Patty — I’m glad we were such great friends through high school. To all the Zocalos (past and present) don't forget to always Zoc-it-up!! Mr. O'Connor — thanks for all of your help this year and thanks for the nickname! Dee, good luck at Dartmouth! M.M., C.G. — K.M., H.S. — How ironic Jay — I love you always-n-forever! Love. Chicken (Kristen) Gina, I love you, always and forever. Let's play HOckey Give'em Hdl Mitch Do the Pat Fox Todd Risko Combo. Marko's LOck-out Hockey night in Hartford. 1 hate Tim Labrllc for life. Thanks for being at lunch Kevin, we loved it. Where's your Mike Ditka shin, Salerno? Jimmy Buffett Fevct, catch it. To thSse I know 1 say, “Farewell, to those I don't, go to hell Survive, Stay Alive!” Jimmy Buffett S.H. I want to thank a very dear friend for all that she has done for me. She has helped me in many ways and has shown me what a true fnend is. Good Luck in LA Please KEEP IN TOUCH! Chackoy Barnard — 25 Dweeb wears a tweed, snow angels, Chester, graveyard, ‘'call love ya! Omylette and Colliflower stop growing! Wish we had more time together — Dawn, don't take-off' without telling me! Heather. Tina, Debbie — Snoopy. Tracy. Suellcn (nice toy), Donna, Dana, you guys are great. We made it!! Berry, I can't believe that we made id! Your the BEST friend any one could have. We've been through some bad times and a lot of good times. Remember CHUNG LEE?!!! To W, T. good luck in the future. Just remember that Berry is the best baker at GU. To my little chicken, I LOVE YOU VERY MUCH ... To whom ever I mossed, good luck! Thanks for the memories, but it's time to go, lets never say good bye cause good bye means for ever. Love ya, Michele Karen, you have always meant something special to me, since the first time we met I knew that we would be good friends and even more. 1 will never forget you. Drew and John, you guys are the best friends I have ever had, we have had a lot of good times together and I will never forget them. John Always have a dream” — To all my friends, I hope all your dreams come true! Sue and Deena, I wouldn't of been able to survive Bodnar's class if it wasn't for you guys. The play was awesome, I'll miss you, Jeremy, Wendy, Heather, Sue W . Elizabeth and the rest of the cast. Sue K. — You're a real special friend, I'm glad we met. Thanks (iandy, Sharon, Brian, Ruse, Tracy for your friendship. Tammy, you better go to Boston so we can party.” Kristen and Shelia (and the party animals in Trumbull), I had a lot of great times with you guys! Michele — You're the best friend I could ever have, thanks for always being there! Doug, your friendship meant so much to me! Thanks Mom, Dad, and Kyle, for putting up with me all these years ! I love you ail and I'll never forget!!! Carrie To Chad, Chns, Frybone — the best dnnking buddys a guy could have. Always remember Augyic and Shotgun Night. See you guy on Dec. 24 Budweiser is the best — forget the rest. And if the band your in starts playing different tunes I'll sec you on the dark side of the moon. Wow! This may sound a little odd but I can believe we're actually out of here!! My best of luck to the people I went to school with in theclass of '88. Take Care. I have so many fun memories!! 1 don't want to forget any names, so thankyou to everyone who has helped me get those fun memories. Especially those two dudes!! Jo I, gosh, I can't even scan, all I'm gonna say is thankyou and love you bunches! You totally livened up my high school years!!! Love you — bye! I-ove, Allison Grewcock xox- oxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo xo xoxo xo Laura you made my Senior year! Thanks for sharing some of the best times of my life. I'll never forget all the great times we had together. Scott, Thanks for Myrtle Beach '87. We had a blast! Steve and Bill, a toast to Walter. Good Luck to next year's soccer team. Thanks to everyone, remember the good times! Sue. Umm Very Interesting Yah. Yah, can't wait for our apartment. Shell, good luck with Ronny. Car — Debbie, gonna miss ya. Tara.miss ya — remember the curling iron. Lis, have fun in Arizona, thanks for everything. And Jul, I love you, your the greatest and are really special to me. I'm really gonna miss you guys! Good Luck in everything! Love ya. Tern Hey Frack!(or is it Frick?) Thanks for always being there for me. I'll always love ya!1 Dana — (J.T.), look out W.D.W. here we come again. Thanks for all the rides. At least you can't say it was bonng when you picked me up, I always had a story. Heath and Dane — whose gonna wash dishes If you rouch my contacts!! Todd — when are we going out for that drink' My L.H. s are gone. To all my other friends, best of luck. Good-bye. Love, Karen Terry, you're the best sister thanks for always being there. Shari you D.B.! Nice job you have. To my little squirt . . . don't worry I wont forget you. Karbauda and Jen — head, although it s not the same thanks for making my junior year bearable. KKI — always remember prevaricating, ha,ha. 1 ravis, you’re a bundle of memories, thank I love Ya. Glen, Brad, Dana P, Sean, Wendy, Michelle, thanks and good luck! Cindy Stafford A friendship may fade away, but memories will last forever. K.F. — Always remember Mickey D's, chocolate milk, and M+M's, — B.F.A.! M.W. — so how much was your phone bill? Famcld boys are better — thanks! J.P. — Boston! B.R. — You've got a friend M.M. — words can not express how much you're friendship means to me — thanks for just being you. David — I LOVE YOU more today than yesterday, but not as much as tomorrow!R.Chcpow To T.S., S.G., and !?!•$•!, keep the creativity to a minimal for now on. Purky — keep after those conas! To buckaroo — Oops! Kathy Maruca, you've made my last two years at Masuk my best. You have become very special to me and i’ll always love you. To Purky and all the others always remember Spiccolli and ,.. but I was in Florida.” BOB LEE To the breakfast dub; Ed. Bill. Mike, and Greg we finally graduated! To Don-Don I leave my bucks shin. It has been for long but prosperous years that I would not want to repeat Mark Solomon Lynn — Special is a word used to describe something one of a kind, like a hug or a sunset or a person who spreads love with a smile or a kind gesture. Special describes people who act from the heart and keeps in the minds hearts of others. Special applies to something is admired and precious and which can never be replaced. Special is the word that best describes you. Since entering my life everything has been perfect. I love you always and forever ROY Hey Buds — I love you . . . Remember when we were young — we shined on like the sun. Shine on you crazy diamond! — Pink Floyd — Here's to Africa — Carolyn Figlar And if the clouds burst thunder in your ear. You shout but no one seems to hear And if the band you're in starts to play different tunes, I'LL sec you on the Dark Side of the Moon. — Pink Floyd — Friends: Hang Loose Remember that she died for us. SK8 HARD! — Mark Schwarz. Ronny — I LOVE YOU! You've been my whole life, and you've helped me through so much. 1 will always LOVE you. Always remember Hcrshcy 6c Prom Night. And always know that I love you. Sue — A...B...C... Afterschool special! Jewels — Good luck with Chevy! Varoom .. .! Tern — Stay single! Carly —- Yumma! Goodbye 6c Good luck to every one I knew in Masuk. Have Fun! Ron — I Love You 4 ever! Love Always Michele Lytle To the 4 persons I'm gonna miss: Quad etc — we been threw so much — Paul — ... You helped me more than I can ever say 1,4,3.7 — I just died in your arms. Marissa Brcnman Uprisings Quelled — Wars Fought — Revolutions Started — Governments Run — Tigers Tamed — Bars Emptied — Captain Napalms work is never done! Greg Takacs I'm finally outta here!! Have a Day!! Randy Strassburgcr. Joe — Thanks for sticking by me another year. You'll always have a special comer of my heart. Susan — If they only knew . . . Thank you for your friendship and all those laughs Jen — Remember our lack of B.F. parties. Well we got them now and you deserve it all! Jules — I missed you so much this year but boy when you came hack to the States . . . Dawy — After all these years ... My dreams have become reality. I'U love you always. Michelle L. Rusco To all my friends who have made these years enjoyable, remember: If you want me, you can find me, left of center wondering about you S.V. Scroob — RELAX .you're the best so, GIVE 'EM HF.I.L Buddy! Thanks for everything, I will miss you. KEEP IN TOUCH! Johna, I haven't forgotten you! Stac — May U Live 2 see the dawn Prince rules for life! Candy, goodbye little neighbor. C.M. — ABSOLUT(LY). .o and Nic, it was a tremendous honor knowing you! Paris '88 .. . Good friends, good times ... To those 1 haven't mentioned — you are not forgotten, and never will be! SPRINGSTEEN!,but Billy Joel for you Scroob! Class of '88 — Good luck and goodbye! Love WERN”—Jen Werner S.H., A.K., T.M., D M.. K.D., J.Y., 6c T.L., this year has been great thanks to all of you! T.L. you made the senior picnic unforgettable! S.H , J.W , S.O. and D M., you guys made Fidd HOckey 87 the greatest. S.H., S.O. you've got the look! T.M., D.M., one word for you 2, COMPUTERS!' K.O. — thanks for being there (remember LAD). Buckwheat, go to class! A.K., the summer will be great at the good of y! The BMI rules! Bull .. . I'm FINE (New Year's Eve). Through the years, you guys have all been the greatest friends, and I couldn't have made it through these four years without Y'AIJJ I am going to miss you guys so MUCH! Hey bro. I'm going to miss you a lot too! You will always be my I Bro' — Lynn Magner “A dream is a wish your heart makes when you're fast asleep. — Walt Disney. Lisa — our friendship is the BEST!! Thanks for ALWAYS being there . . . Y.B., F.A. (remember S.I.S) C.Y. — don't give up on the K-housc — your the best!! — and remember — MILES MEAN NOTHING BECAUSE I KNOW YOU'LL ALWAYS BE THERE — I LOVE YOU(RONI). R.C. — I wish you luck and know you will find true happiness(Marry M.M.) S.A., D M., S.D., K.H.,we are unique ... — Michele Wakm You have known me in good 8c bad times. You have seen me when I was happy 6c when I was sad. You have been with me when we had fun when we were miserable. You have watched me laugh 6c cry. Thankyou for believing in me. for supporting me for always being ready to share thoughts together. Thankyou for being my friends. DonnP., Ireen C., Val B..Debbie V., Coleen M., Tommy 8c Lisa. You're all special to me in your own 6c sometimes different ways! Remember always these past years! I will SMILE! 6c keep in touch! — Tina Morgan To the Elslobos it's been great — Don't ever forget the luau and thanks for everything. L A here I come — Finally, Ros, Corona, and California girls. To everyone! I'M ODD — Darren Antolini Midgcy — we've been through so much, it's hard to believe it's almost over over.Your my Be Fri and I love you! Evy — you can't alwaysget what you want . .. You get what you need. Thanks for always understanding. And to all my friends, especially: Mark, Jen, Daisy, Chris, Lynn, Sara,Mike, Brian H, Mike H, Youngin, Dave, Tim, and Matt — THANK YOU for such special memories — I love you all! If you don't like the world your living in just take a look around you — at least you got friends. Prince Stacy O'Connell R.C. — Always remember — MICKEY D’s M+M s' , CHOCOLATE MILK B.F.F. CUZ, I hope you and Roy have a long and happy life together; Bridesmaids maybe? And M.F. I just have to tell you in words what I could never say face to face. Our friendship means very much to me, lets keep in touch, honey. KIM FRANK Mel ♦ Elly: We had the best times together — Remember the beach fall! Caryn, thanks for showing me what life is all about — all in one day! Deena, you've been the best, always there for me when I needed you. love ya. HEY Mel, feed the world! Die and green eye, Hcth, The lady wore Mack, we had the best times this year, we had good conversations about you know who! LOVE YA ALL — DANA Tracy B — You're the best!! I love ya bird! — whatchaoo! Remember all our good times — (Norwalk!!) S.S. keep goin babe! Care, we've been friends for seven years. Good Luck always. Keep in touch. Skullyf Stacy and Heather — I love you guys!My bestest buddies who I grew up with, and will never forget . .. Love Poe!! Heath, nice lunchbox!Shari — My denim vs. yours When I grow up can I be Just like You! PS Did you meet C.F.? Rcen — F.Y.B” — Where s Mr. Fraher — The B dub rules .. . with 2 guys — RF.FN!Tracy A — Eliot (giggle giggle) Mr. Garafolo's class — What fun! Watch those curling irons, they could be murder! Dawn —We've shared so much! I love you! Getaway! Wildwood! Judy and Barbara, Randy and his growing problem. Take phone off hook — Hurry — Ha we made it!! — Where s Funroe? Where I Saudiarabian You goon ' Oh boy Midnight Blue, Dude, DQ's, Owe my toe” PS. — Did you say Cherry? Mom and Dad — Thanx for always being there. I love you both! Tom — Good luck next year Stay out of my room! Now you have the phone all to yourself! BEHAVE!! To K.L., A.C., P.D., M.B., C.D., E.F., and the kid who missed Shan and hit ME with the pen! — Michelle Caporaso Hey M.C., Thanks for all the good times and thankyou fot being there when I needed you. Your a very special friend and 111 miss you most of all. To M L. — I know we re not that close anymore and dont think I forgot about you, 1 could never forget you, I owe you so much. To R K. — good luck in your senior year, I know you'll enjoy it To Mom and Dad — thanks for believing in me and showing me through the hard times. I love you all! Good luck class of 88 . To B.T. — thanks for making my senior year so interesting, 1 love ya! — Tracy Brennan Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow, creeps in this petty pace from day to day to the last syllable of recorded time, and all our yesterdays have lighted fools the way to dusty death. Out, out, brief candle! Iafe's but a walking shadow, a poor player that struts and frets his hour upon the stage then is heard no more It is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing. — Macbeth — lisa Ingrassia To all my friends. Thanks for making my years at Masuk the best. Especially to Kristen, Kathy, Dana, Deena and Sheila for being there when I needed someone to talk to. To my family for putting up with me through the years and to Erick — I love you! — Karen Hanusick 197 To all of m friends, especially K L, S.C..CC, A.G., T.M..SJ., S.S.. — You're all very special «o me. Thanks for all the good times. Deena — you've made these last four years a lot of fun for me You'll always be my best friend! Brian — thanks for always making me laugh! Bobby — I hope we ll always be together Playmates Forever! 4 25 86 — Susan TerwiUiger I remember I was asking why. and someday you said I'll know All these years of fighting hard and now it's finally come to close — Qucensryche To Diane, Dana and Rob — thanks for the memories! — Heather Leslie Jen. This year we became good friends and I'm really glad we did, I wish there was something more between us but I guess it was never meant to happen Love, John As I leave this school, no good memories come to mind. I can only think of the thousands of bad things that came from living in this town and attending this school I will miss Michelle, Jimmy, and my period 3 open. But otherwise. I will leave everything behind me. (California, here I come. — Sonya Cizmazia To all my buddies: memories forever! So here goes — always remember the group, our numerous get togethers, a certain game of pool, t and d. party mg at Chevron and Rob Frate's, Christmas carding, bus ride toJr. Sr. picnic, (Tra La) I'm fine and other quotable quotes, Chewbaca, B.M.I., Daisy Ray — puffy wuffy and Jai Alai Michelle — I want your Sex night Kelly — my New Year's napkins. I.ynme, Siace, and Ween — field hockey kicked! (Mony Mony) Ames (Kanester) — always late for Farah's speeders anonymous Trace — endless phone chats and squabbles Kris — our many walks and talks, and Violent we Rule! I love you all! Class of '88 Ican't wait 'till our reunion — We RULE! — XO Sarah (Quc) To the JS5 — I'll never forget you guys and that one night with the bag and the van on the golf course. To my best friends Suze — I will always treasure our friendship. I don't think I could have made it through Masuk without you. I know we'll be fnends forever. June — You are the funniest person I know and the greatest friend. Thanx for all of the office parties. Brigette — I had some of the best times riding around in the back of the jeep. You are the most Precious! Dana Dane — Did you run? You are the sweetest person and definitely the coolest. Bonswa and thanks for all of the great memories I love you guys. love, Izrlla. To matt. A special thanks for making me so happy. You mean more to me than you could ever imagine. Always know that I love you. To J .P., K B., and H.B. — You guys are great friends and good luck always. Anti to the Bubs — Thanks for always being there Love Ya' — Nikki P. Chicken, we have certainly had a blast!' Thanks for being the awesome-est best pal that anyone could ask for! Well Patty (99.954%) don't ever forget that the three of us are triplets forever!! Some memories: (jack. Roll Roll, Wildwood, the Harem. New Year's F.ve 86', Shake your Love! Bruce, Hombre de mis suraos Thanks for it all — Your back is so strong!! Dee, you've won the funny girl award — you're a great friend To ALL the ZocaJos — Electrify with an H O,, S F. D . D.H., D.C., and J.C. — have a ZOC of a time at college! C.G., M.M — K.M , H.S. How ironicr The Joke Machine still lives To Moose, Bear, and Monkey — 1 love you all. Love, Helene Michelle — my bestrst friend, you could always make me laugh. We've had some great times together, especially junior year I hope we go to Italy. Syn(D.B ) — I know I'll be seeing you. Maybe we will get a real job My buddy Wendell — visit the knife store lately you lazy bum, I nominate you pres, of the J.F.fan club Lisa — we're gonna have a blast in Arizona this summer We ll have to take the B mobile with us. Cap — Congratulations for putting up with me for four years. Remember, I'm gonna knock on his door By the way, my denim will always be better than yours. SB L.C. — I don't wanna work. Don't forget the M.V.F.D. — We'll always be 1!! I'll reallymiss you when you move but we ll definitely keep in touch! S.C. — We mmade it! I can't believe it. Thanxs for being there buddy ! To ntryont tlu: I'll miss ya!! S. DuBac She goes off in search for a New tomorrow. For the past is over, and never more, sorrow. — Remember the beauty — D. Turcott C.B. third open was a blast Thanks for spending fifth to talk to me. MR Hey babe, we finally have boyfriends! LV — Thanks for all the advice. KC — You'll always be my best friend and big sister CB — No one could ever replace you. Keep in touch. S O. — I think you know me better than anyone. I'm glad our friendship lasted. S. W — I Love you forever. You've made me the happiest girl in the world. —J. Pellonno Greg ! No. Maybe, sorry wrong person. — Matt (Homer), I will always dream of you with envy, you're the best — Stevc Esteban) You will always be a star to me. — Kim, you are an Accountant. — Kelly and Michelle, Yearbook was Fun. Fun. Fun. Rich, don't forget the note book To M.A., W.S.. L.F., LV., R R , S.M., D.V.. A W.. R.D., E.W., K.D., S.A., K.H., J.M., S B . J P.. M R.. S.K.. T.A., Good Luck in the future. Madonna smells, Depeche and HOJO Rule. To you know who, Have an N.F.L. Now I got things to do. You have too, I got to be me. You've got to be you.” — depcche mode. Cheryl Long live the A A The gang no longer exists. Goodbye to all my true friends Thanks for a boring senior year at Masuk Joe and Brian turned into pretty boys! Jim McPadden Shelby — You're the best. I can't thank you enough for always being there, for making me laugh, and for all of the memories. Don't ever forget Florida (both times!) I love you. Share — Wc'vc been through a lot together. You're a great friend. Never forget the Roger Williams weekend. Thanx a lot and take it easy chief Katrinx — Thanx for always making me laugh or is it the other way around? Never forget all of our fun together. Biff SAAB! Kare — I'm glad we became closer our last year. You've been my friend since I can remember Yeah gret Kare, Whatever . . too bad it's all over your car. Awe YIP! — We've had so many memorable times: especially Dec 14, 1986. Oh don't use those Eve lighters, they're a joke!! Brigette — Pec Wee 3 rules! You too Danarec!! Just watch it when you arc away from home. Matty — even though you arc far away from home, you are dose in my thoughts. To my baby — I love you Brian. Every moment spent together will be remembered because it is so beautiful .. It is so right ... — Heather Benek I went to a dance once but 1 didn't see JUne there. And Sharon get your chin off of my shoulder! And watch the hands! Huh! Hey (Budday) Willy. Thanks for all of the great times at lunch. Good luck in school. Marko and Street hawk — take care of yoursdvcs.Grucc — thanks for all of the dumb jokes. It was fun ranking on each other. Oh yeah — Sharon never forget Heather's bathroom. 1 know that I won't Karen H. — remember we created Dr. Love. — Todd Risko To the JS5 — I'll never forget you guys and that one night with the bag and the van on the golf course. All of the memories and great times we have had will always stay with me Dana Dane — Thanks for always laughing at me and keeping me going. We've been friends for the longest time! I luv ya'. Good luck with AFS and I know you'll meet a beautiful Italian. Precious — Oh my! I know that you know all that I have to say, but if I write it I'll probably be booted from the school! It started one February . . . You're the best and ail those times we've S|xnt together mean so much. Nixi Beansy — Thanks for being a great friend and always being there! 1 know we'll always stay in touch. Sweb — You'll always be one of my best friends and 1 know you that you know me so damn well that you'll always know that. No matter what! THANKS to my 4 bestfriends, the JACKSH — S! Brian — Thanks for being such an awesome fricnd!Wc have had the best times — the office, going to Duchess, all of our talks. Thanks for listening to a lot of smack! You better come and visit me at college Just tell Walt that you are going to buy a magazine Thanks for always standing by my side and don't eat anymore com! I luv ya' SNAFU! Awe Yip! — I'm so glad we're friends again. Your friendship means so much! Good luck with Father Brian! K B — Never be the P word — Dec 23 24 — We'll beat that time even better than New Year's Me and Gidgc will never forget our Boston weekends I luv the (slack comforter BAH BAH!! Ween, Shelby, Share, K.B.. and Yip — Florida is gonna' be a blast! Thanks to everyone for giving me the best four years of my life, especiafiy Sue, Dana, Gidgc, and Nik, the JACKS!!! — June Beckwith To all of my friends. Thanks for all of the good times. I'm glad we spent them together. M.K. — You're the best! I'll miss you next year. C.H. — Do you have a home? Kim — Never forget Fmmaus Hey Jen — Nice boots! My ski buddies Kim and Ijura, next time follow me! Kim and Jen you two arc the best! I love you both forever, thanks for being there. — Katherine Dwyer To Rich and Ralph; You guys are the best. I'll love you always. Good luck in the future and forever To J.S., M L, S.M., A.W , Hi. Good Luck! Bye. To BY,, M R.. S.D.. S A , C.B., L.V. I wish you guys the best in everything you do. Love Ailecn S. D. how about those crazy nights out? Glad we became such good friends. A.J. and J.M. i'm gonna miss you guys. Remember friendly's M.A. and M.D. come in line with me to get breakfast ’L.C. do you have any gum' I'm gonna miss you. Arizona, look out! To everyone else, good luck I'm gonna miss you All!, help patty a how do you do this? T.H. buy me a soda, we love DECAH! Sheryl Cocco “Don't want to grow old too fast, don't want to let the system get me down, i've got to find a way to make the good times last.” — Madonna, of course. I hope that all of you. my friends, remember that same thing, make it count because you only go around once. SEAN, you've been the best friend a guy could have, thanks MUCHO for always listening to me when I needed to talk, i wont forget it. See YOU at Manse CHERYL, SHIRLEY, your a great girl and a lovely friend, keep in touch always. How s school Billy' — GROSS. N.F.L., MADONNA rules. Hojo SUCKS, and MDNNA don j smell. HA. Rich, Ralph, Aileen. Debbie, Kim, Jen. Linda, Frank, and everyone at the lunch table, you've been great friends. I wish you all good luck in future years. It's been swell, it's been great, but time goes by and Masuk with it. Remember the good times and even the bad. Who's that guy — ESTEBAN — M S.M — you’ll see me everywhere. Asta la vista, Adios, y Bueno Suene to all Grtat huh. June, Dana thanks for keeping me smiling Mary. Love you forever. REMEMBER IT ALWAYS, 88 S. E Marshall Ireenski! Tracy. Deb, Stacey, Tina, Donna, Marlita,(Oh my God!) Glen, Cindy, Davcjcnn, Christine, Greg, Patty, Barb, and thris P. (You Know who you are) Tins is it! I'm out I hope I set you from the stage line Good luck in everything “yous do. Hey you! I love you! — Dana Pcrun The first of my finals words arc to four of the greatest fnendsl ve ever had — Bonsoi! J.S. — 5 forever!!! Leila — you are and always will be the BEST! ilovc you! Thanx for being there that one summer and always!! June — Well, I love you — sis! Thanx for sharing your room, parents, house, laughs, and yourlife. xoxoxoxo You are — seriously — very special to me. I love ya. Dana-Danc — You laugh too much'! Just joking — always keep laughing Thanks for everything Yo baby, have a blast in Europe!!! LOVE YA! Brigette — You are definitely Pnaous.' Thanks for all the memories and all the fun . . Keep your cloches on!!(Subway, Mall!!) I love ya! The times we've all shared i'll treasure forever. You all arc great — thanx for putting up with me. P S. Send me your dress sizes in about 5 years. To the Late Great Me bunch — you all taught me alot — thanx. It was great fun, stay in touch forever . Heather, Marcy, C Carolyn. Wendy, Carrie, Liz, Jeremy, Tracey, Rich, Matt, Kevin and everyone — Good Luck to you all!! To all the people who I didn't mention and who I was fortunate to get to know — thankyou for sharing a little bit of your life — I love you. Finally, Thankyou Mark, all I can say is — I love you. I hope that will always be enough Sue Stef — You Jobcss! Don’t forget to breath (breech) especially on Sundays!! Will you be someone else'! I'll never forget the friendship wc'vc shared Reagan — you deep girl — remember cherry pits and chocolate milk! Jill — let's play hangman — blue — green hair! Kelley — can I visit you in N.Orleans' DM. K H . M W.. M.A. — I love you all! Mr O'Conner, Mr. Miller, and 'meinc liebc' Frau Ruel — I'll always treasure the knowledge youve given me l-ove Sabia You learn that you can endure, that you really arc strong, and you really do have worth, and that within every new tomorrow comes the dawn Thanks to all of my friends for being there, especially this year Good luck in the future, and especially to Bill, I love you! — KRISTEN L. T. J. lives. LOVE YA! — R.T.L. Best of luck to the class of 88. l-arry you arc king. Sabia, i'll see you in England. To all of my friends, THANK YOU for making High School bearable. Love Reagan To all of my friends, you'll never know just how much I treasure our friendship because the tides of fortune cannot grow without a friend to make them glow. For friendships like a chain of gold, that brightens life as we grow okl I'll never forget the good times at Masuk Allison Haislcy J.K. fourfGot an egg H.W. did you yet! S.W OBKB baby. J.H. hate to eat and run. L.C.Okcydokcy artichokcy. R.W. sounds like a personal problem. B.C. keep smiling. Kenny, hay is for horses, I love you and always will .To all of you guys remember, 10 seconds to love. KATE H Thanx to all of the people who have made my high school years bearable. Heather — After all of these years I'm glad we're still friends Never forget B.C. How would you like an apple pie? All over your face Thanx for always being there. Brigette and June — You two are a mess!! Oh those Boston weekends. Thanx for all of the awesome times! John — Thanx for always being there We had a lot o( great times together.Good luck in South Carolina. I'm gonna miss you. Keep in touch. Michael — Never give up your dreams! Joseph — Hey lost neighbor! Michelle — After all that wc'vc b«n through I'm glad that we're still dose. You've been there for me through everything! Thanx and good luck with Bobby Kathleen and Sharcn — Wlutever Thank you for the great memories! I hope everything works out for the best for you Share Love you both. Jennifer — It's too bad both of had togo our different ways. I'll never forget any of the great times that we've had. Good luck!! Cindy — Thank you so much for that Junior year that I'll never forget. You were one of the best friends that I ever had. Never forget A.C. 1987. And especially David — You've given me more than enough memories to last forever Thankyou for putting up with me. I love you forever. — Karen Baudoin To the Masuk administration, thankyou for my one game susjxmsion, it taught me a valuable lesson' Keith — remember Worm Fishing at 3, going shopping in Trumbull, and Jim's dead. Bryan — The ten minute ticker. Drew — You know that we can always go on the side of someone's house and have a few. Derek — Next time I tell you to go home, go home! Jim — have a few more candy bars. Joey I. — Get a girlfriend. Tom — Keep up the will power! — Joe Mailloux To the football team, especially Bundy. Corass. and Gaylus, you guys made my four years at Mosul, special, I will never forget them or you. Famous quotes — I DON'T CARE. You're ad — k! Get a good meal, Yeah cute, Come on be my friend.” I get so homy when I'm drunk. My ankle was twice that size and I still played. Moose you need a good spa. R.G. — I sure wish the nad was here. Bundy — good luck in S.C. — Sorry about the eardrum. Keep in touch! — Drew SHdlock To the old gang — Neva forget Mr. Pembroke. Gallos — don't forget your special night on the beach Tiumvirate organize a new one but remember the old. Bligh — good luck with the young arched backs Yitts — Buddha' Timmy G. — Let's see if you can beat 22 cans but don't forget Lynette Mailloux and Williams drink beer! Jimmy — drink! Keith — drink anything. Forever the War Pig! Good luck to all of the seniors — especially Menard and Rielly (I haven't forgotten) — Derek Angus To Dianne Thanks for a great senior year and thanks for keeping me out of trouble. I'll remember 198 Final Comment you forever. I love you. To Mike: Thinks for tucking with me through the troubles. — Sean Rost These are the times to remember 'cause they will not last forever. Billy Jod rules! H.S., B.B., S.S., D M . T.L., C.G., P.C., J.C., S.A..S.D., Thanks guys for all of the great times and Jill, Jen, Julia, Mar) — for helping me through the hard ones. Special thanks to Mrs. Lipelcs, Mr. Miller, Mr. Bodnar, Mr. Wolfer, and Mr Gabriel for everything. C.R., D.P., R.M., M R., S.B . H.L., Push it! Good Luck Shereen! Sara, you're the best! Love, Kristin To The Team — (9-1). We were the best but had nothing to show for it. The Blue won't be missed Hey. Mahatma — Hold the mayo!” Mailloux — If you drink a lot of beer, you drink a lot. Barry, Miserable Majorska Mornings! Bligh — Slamaron To the Skiers —Jewel Sweets for all. Bruce, 30 ♦ 2 and I'll drive. For college get yourself some kneepads and a floor with no rugs Yale' Double date — bad move! To the Triumvirate — arch the hacks on the way to the penthouse. Nirvana' Bek — you're a mess! Sledgecrack — That's pretty hairy, man Blockhead — Yeah! Good luck next year. Win it this time. (Richard) Zocs — Zoc it up! My mission still stands. H.S. and K.M. — How long have you been sitting on this bench' Don't act like you've . Never forget all theseyears girls. They were the best H — 99.9V49F forever K — thanks for always being there. K.M — remember our mischief Dee — Wa! Have fun in N.H. — Heather, this year's been great. I've had the time of my life.” I’ll be back to haunt you. Hey 19 — I'm glad we've become great friends You'll be back for the next winter concert Jcnn B — we've been friends for a while and every day gets better!! Have a blast in your Junior and Senior years. To the whole band: You guys made a great place for me, I'll miss you all!!! — Stephen Tortora To my sister Debbie, wishing you the best of luck in your next 2 years at Masuk. Love Brian Hudson To the Senior class — best wishes in the future. Mark and Frank, you guys made this year really great. Ronnie. Hey we going to do another show together? Stay pumped. Laurie, there is not much more I can say to you, only that I love you, and you know that. — Matthew Dcvan To all my friends — Love goes around in a circle. A friendship begun doesn't end. There's love to be found in just sittin' around In a circle. A circle of friends. Stacy — wait, can I just tell you something' I couldn't have asked for a better — ST-END all these years. Thanks. Christopher — I will find you in ten years so you can at least build my house! I love you tons. Yeah, you. Love Marjorie langdon To the party animal crew: Have a party of a life. Remember the good times. Forget the had times Ev'rybody. GO DEEP! And to everybody else, have a great Senior year! — Scott Jordan This is it guys, the last year at Masuk. To all my friends, have fun and take care. To my best friend Tern M., it was great when you tame to this school, we really got these teachers pissed. Maria and Allison, you really made coming to school more interesting. We should all keep in touch so you could come to our(mine and Steve's wedding). I really love him (Steve Markel). I love you all too! — Bridgctt Mayo I had a lot of good times here at Masuk. Thanks Tom for helping me get through these last few months. I wouldn't have made it without you. I'm going to miss all of my friends here, keep in touch. Thanks for being there for me. I'll see all of you at graduation. Good luck to all of you and goodbye. — Yvonne Bishop Chicken and Helene — Girls, I'm so glad we spent our Senior year together! It was fun! Remember — Cory, Max. Vinos rcfrescos, your new 21-year-old friend, porno flicks, big green weekends. Halo, and . . . How IRONIC! I love you guys! Good Luck! Robin — well. Iil'sis, it's been real. Stay sweet! I'll miss you and good luck with b-ball and school. I love you! To all my friends: Good luck I love ya! — Denise Massari To the JS5 — I'll never forget you guys for that one night on the golf course with the bag and the van! Dana — I don't know where to begin. You're fnendship means so much to me! You've been there from the stan and I hope we remain best friends forever. We've had the greatest times and I know there will be more great memorable experiences. Love ya lots. June — It's true all I want to say I can't But you know how 1 feel. You're the best! Thanks for always making me laugh! I'll never forget you or our exciting moments. Karen — those BOSTON weekends gave me memories for a life time. Thanks. Janeen — you're such a sweetheart — I hope we keep in touch. I'll miss ya next year! Nicloc — Leila — you have got to be one of the sweetest people I know. We've had some really great times and us JACKSH — S will have plenty more. Sue — even though it may seem at times we grew apart — never in my heart or mind have I forgotten about our friendship. Heather — all this Pee Wee says is Love ya! Kathleen — shut up Ptwanger Thanx everyone for the memories. And the peksh — s, for all the fun — I love all you guys so much — Precious — Bngettc Hofelt I wear Black on the outside, because Black is how I feel on the inside — and if I seem a little strange, well (hats because I am — but I know that you would like me if only you could see me — if only you could meet me” — the Smiths — Kerry Boettcher To everyone on the YEARBOOK STAFF . . . Miss you all . . . good luck in the years to come. Hope to see you in the future Donald Carter. Chrissy. Thanks for being there when I needed you . . . You made these past couple years the best they could ever be for me . . . I'll always be at your side and I promise my love to you forever Love always Michael GrilloXOXOXOXO This {Jace is okay, the tricks are (were) great. Mike Tyson will lose Hoiyfield will reign. Beware of Sleestak. 4 wheel action. Well gotta go onto the resta my life. Sean ONcil “You cant always get what you want, but if you try sometime you just might find you get what you need — Rolling Stones Evelyn Palatella Life is so strange when you don't know, how can you be sure.' Destination unknown ... — Missing Persons Matt Parker When it comes to to say what I feel, it’s always difficult. Andrra — Thank you for giving me your friendship. It has been and always will be a priceless treasure. S.H. K.D. — No one could ever hug me the way you do! Robin — There's a time for playing it safe and there's a time for Risky Business! Stay happy — Davikins — It takes more than words to let you know how much it means to me to have you as a brother and a friend. Secret L — It's been pure pleasure! Lisbcth Ringler To the Masuk Terrorist club, good luck and good hunting! Good luck Dave, Sean, Chris, Red Reed, Cindy, Dana, Tracey, Paul. Stacey, and Johny, the leader of the Milks gang. Have no fear with pozzy rear! Glenn Sahlin To: BB. LM. TM, JY. DM. KA. BC, AK. SH. and MM — Always remember everything from our nothing nights to our Open Houses . . . Screaming Violent Femmes . . . the diner . . .after hours at the Y . . . JR SR picnics ... the BMI . . . Christmas caroling . . . New Year's Eve . . . SAT night .. Duchess at 9am . . . Hare Krishnas . . . etc. Hcnny — the j” word ... Go to class! Sara — napkin notes blown dried socks! Trace — Billy's parents are home like they've never been home B4! Chandeliers — What is all this stickiness?” — ask Daise! Da — Thanks for your hospitality! .. . disco car St barbie stories with the guys . .. Ken — Prom 88?' . . . Cunningham — a true friend although you dropped me on my head in Beard s driveway! Love ya! Lyd — Thanks for listening and making me laugh .. . LAD . . . That's my cousin . . . cheap nylons . . . library withdrawl — Uh Boy! Brian — I would have never survived without you (especially ”death night). Thanks 4 taking care of me; even when I deserved to stay on the bathroom floor I'm not very cooperative, am I? Seriously though — You are sooo special! I'm going to miss you so much' I'll meet you at the church in'93! I love you Bn, I love you all! P.S. I'm thirsty! — Shmelly To all my friends, especially Peppermint Patty and Fatball you guys have made my four years bearable Thank you and good luck in the future. P.P. “Friends Forever” Fatball, your secrets are safe with me and so are the memories of our antics. Love Stacey 4 unbelievable years. Gallos — what times, cigar J's, Beer Pong B R Foundation, our rock. Oh my mammary glands, Majorska in the morning, Dual Mistakes, Barry — Penthouse of Friendship, Trivnviratc — Success, the Warpig. Hefe — 1 shot wonder Bye best bud. Bish — could've been fresh Beck — hard times at Benek's Me. you and Dill will slam Walt — Good Doob with Moose. Helene — thanks for everything Me amote. Geb, have lots of fun, just don't get caught. Marj — good talks. Hole, your cool Wop, T.L. — Blender Parties Great Summer .Chris, thanks for the music, the cn calsvc Sue Web, I didn't forget you, love ya. To everyone else — it was great. BRUCE Trace. Tra L. Aim, Sara, Lynn, State. Kelly Ann. Jenny, and all the guys, you guys are the best. I'm going to miss you so much! Tra L. — Party at Carvel. Volleyball rules! Aim — Ranger and the UCONN huskie. Don't get D squared — Jai Alai, Bennigans, Puffy Wuffy! The Inn is full State — ULUJ Kelly Ann — Chandeliers rule! Party at Rob Frates' Lynn — Our skis had sex! Albert us Magnus. Jen, yo quiero .. . Trace — USCD sweatshirts, your bed W.W, Dr. Seus, M2. Master Card, and Visa. Computers Rule! Bio! Boys, you are odd. I love you all so much! Good luck Daisy McGough. “These are the times to remember . . . Thanx for filling four years with unforgettable memories. Wendy — Remember the great escapes and elevators and Dave's tour of NYS. Deb — I'll miss our daily open routine and chat. Cherly, thanx for always being there. Kathy and Kim — Skiing was fun! Kathy — Next time take a right! Learn the whistle Susan! Susan I'll always remember the abbreviations. To the class of '89 have fun while you can! Best wishes to the class of 1988! I love Jeffrey! Watch UCONN here I come. Laure Mane Fischer The time has come to say goodbye but not farewell. Bill, you've made the past year of my life the best. 1 love you Cheryl, we have had a lot of fun times You made my years here great. Lots of luck to you in the future. Jennie, I am so happy you and Stan are together, hopefully for a long time. To everyone else thanks for making these years the best of my life. Linda Viola To Colleen and all that we've been through How many years is it. Ween? or is it. Buff, remember. I'm really gonna miss ya kid but we have to move on with everything. You better visit me at college and I will visit you, deal? — To Shan, Lisa, Michele, Debbie, and whoever else I forgot. Thanks for everything. You guys arc the best Shari — (my bowling buddy) We will get her yet. she won't get away because I'll be back for her. — To my lunch buddies — lunch will never be the same without you. Dan, don't skip unless the teacher's not there. Who am I supposed to go skiing with now. — To my lovable sister and Andrea. I know yourc reading this but thanks for everything big sisters I couldn't have done it without you Thanks everyone. — Wendy Tweedy Manssa, We've been through the good and the bad together, yet somehow we've always worked out our differences. I know once we graduate well both go our separate ways — but I know our paths will meet once again in the future. Good luck in the future and w Chris. Paula, we've had some pretty wild times, together. Good Luck. PS Remember El Torcro(HaHa!) — Claudette D'Amico Sab — You Jobcss! Don't walk the streets on Sunday afternoons Psycho on the bridge! Ten times worse! Thanks for being there during the hard times! D M PRIMA! Watch those back rubs! S.A., K.H..J.A., C.G., M.A., R.B., M W., Thanks for making this year the best! C.G..D.G. Thanks for being there these fourteen years. Dev — Play the game tonight I can't Breathe! B.L., K.F., AND BS I'll never forget those times spent together! Love you! Stephanie Dalgar Mom: Thank you for your support and motivation. I couldn't have done it without you. I love you! — Chad, You've been a very special pan of my high school years I love you need you very much. Lisa: You're a very special person and even though we'll be apart I know nothing will change because we have a true'friendship. I wish you luck in the future. Maybe I like you too. MAHN BFFITW' I LOVE YOU. Tcmber. HMMM, very interesting, YEAH YEAH!! Can't wait for '89 apartment Love ya Michelle: Good luck with Runny thank you for stickin with me when I needed help. Love ya lots JulieM You're a very sweet person Don't ever change. I love you! Sue Ciardi To: MB, C.D.. P I) , M.N., FOAD!, S.D. — we will always remember the MVFD. and the loved one. H.A. — remember I don't want to work. S B — we made it I know I will see you. Hopefully you'll end up living with me instead of Sue P. To all my other friends who've always been there. I ll miss you all and you better all come and visit me. We'll be friends forever and WE WILL SURVIVE. (The Dead) — Lisa Christenson I am leaving to go in the Navy Good Bye to all my friends Ed B.. Mich C., Greg T., Amy Y.. Ken W , Amy C, etc. May our paths cross in the future. I will never leave you Laurie, you will always be in my bean. Steve Goulet Thanks to all my good friends who helped me make my years here most interesting I congratulate the Milks Gang on our tricks. Thanks to Glen (Glenster), Chris (the gorilla and witch), Sean (who keeps us laughing). Paul (the storyteller and B.S.er), Martin (the dropout and spock), John (the leader of the Milks Gang) and Cameron (the Masuk terrorist). And Cindy the nicest girl I know. David Has lob All you guys (Bridget!, Allison, Jay, etc.) everyone else. Best luck always. A special good-bye to my sweetheart and best friend. Craig you have made me have the time of my life thank you. I'm really going to miss all the crazy things we did together. We have to get a place together. I'll love you always (endlessly) Dorothy stay dizzy Don't forget Scooter Hun watch over my little sister. Love always. Maria Goncalvci To Mike and Darren: Elslobos rule! Hey dudes, remember the Luau. D-Man-T, some think we know! To Mark, Bill, and Scott Teczer rocks! To lum lum and yum yum, California Girls, Corona, and Rock and roll forever! Hey Sonja — get naked! Well — it's been great — Later dudes! Roger Lockshier The time has come oh lord, for us to leave this place ... wherever life may take us as we go our separate ways. Help us share with others the things we've shared today. Remember rock-a-thons; retreats; officer's meetings; lost in N Y., thanx I ave! chapstick, who cares'! You know everything Cheryl L.Z. and R.T. — Maybe you'll be on time from now on' H.F. thanx for always bang there. — write me! To GS. CM ,J M..C.B ,K.D , J.P . S.D , L.F., D V, KB. MT. R.B . J.F., C.H.. V.B.. J.S., D M , C.F.. S.P.F., and all my friends — I will truly miss you! Though it's hard to 1« go in the father's hands we know, a lifetime's not too long to live as friends. Pass it on!! Good bye! Wendy Shade My Zocalo friends: I remember our many times together W.C. movie nights, F-U-N-N-E-L (Blucb), double guitar, chicken's party (what a night!) Trumbull Day garage, the night we made history, ? or bust, plucking P's, pundulum propeller and gang (and not one off the ground!) New Years Eve Crash take 10 ... Just to name a few. We've been through a lot together even though every zoc was present for every memory. Donna — you're an exception. You've always been there! You'll never get hd of me now' (hie or no hid) Zocs — we are in control! Love, Baroness — Dana Catapano 199 Chad, Thomas, Jeffrey, Mike, Rog, and Den. thanks for all the good times and great Stories especially Chad. Tom and Jeffrey). You guys have been the most fun friends a guy could have. Good luck to all of you Mans — in this past year we've made a lot of special mcmoncs, remember them all You're the best (1.4.3). Love Chris Babcock Donny, Marko, and Keith, you guys are terrific and such good friends. You made my high school years bearable. laz, thanks for always being there — you are truly a great friend. B.L., L.M., R.W., K.F. — have a great summer. Miss ya.Lovc Andrea Callo Chacko y Barnard FOREVER! Val, nice parking you LESS OFF! CALL sometime. HOLY CHESTER” Michele; “Git 'em study your French with Frank. The B club Rules. Greg. Relax, don't get nervous. Mike alias Mart) Ed(ahas Steve), Cyndy. Tina and Tracy, Shh! 4 at a round table. Joanna (BTW), Jamie (Dood) Chicago Rules! Paul (Mr. Logic) love ya. Tracy — nice suitcase Deb, Dana, Donna — Love ya all! We made it! '88 — Irene T. Chacko To Dais — look forward to Friday mornings at McDonald’s, Tra — remember Boston and our wonderful teachers. Mary — thanks for always being there and remember — it doesn't matter anymore, Sara — speeders Anonymous forever, Lynn — may we work at the Y ' always, Dave and Scott — thanks for the help and laughs 3fh period, and thanks to Tra la, Jen, Kevin, Kelly, and the guys for a way to waste the weekends. Thank God it's over. Love, K-9 Kanester — Amy Kane Jen — happy New Year Our ryth will never be broken. If we re not together we should, no we will be. The waiting is was the hardest pan. Thankyou for being there all my REAL friends. I'll miss all of you — thanks for (Hitting up with all my entertainment. Remember no harm meant. Always have your own ideas, not the ones of others Goodbye Jen — don't always be a crazy mixed up kid. — Paul Balog To Stud (Kong) — Thanks for all the good times, you're a good friend. Ron — Thanks for your help Remember Mischief Night, and Whitesnake. Budman — Mischief Night, Trumbull Day fit The Van To Mike — Thanks for everything you're the best(and you know where). To Shana — You're the best the sweetest Thanks for making my senior year special I love you To the undergrads — 131 and Bogs. Party up Mark and Chad Chris Wendy, thanks for making this year so special and memorable, I'll miss you! Fitz, thanks for everything and being there when I needed you. I'll miss you and you're the best, remember, That s What Friends are For! Chief, Remember the hill! ' I'll miss you! Jen Moyer, smile. I'm not going to be that far away' Mrs C, Don't forget to leek up those disks! I'll never forget you! Mrs H.. you'll have enough parking space now — thanks — I'll miss you!Skid, Watch where you're going! To my sister — the best friend in life is a sister, I love you! Colleen Chris, Tom, Frybonc, Mike — Oh shit. Cops! Thanks for the beer showers guys, Pay the bill — Bud rules — Dec. 24 Don't forget Sue — I'll never forget you, Secya in Indy. The rest — Mosh it up forever. I rink it and Smile Baby! Chad If we couldn't laugh, we would all go insane — J. Buffet Thank you for J.S for everything. Stacie — 1 love you. Thank you H P J.K J.R.KJ.R.M.R.TJ.K.T.C.R J.C.K.R.T.C.R J.R — You've all been great friends. Period 3 KG — Red Pencils shnooky kids — Per 3 Mr. B' I'm half way done Good luck to everyone!! We are the champions look out real world Class of 88 has arrived. Chris We finally made it Seniors! Thanks for all of the great memories. Derek — Our O.C. battles and Bently Joe — Drew's Halloween party! Keith — our nauseating weekend mornings and eventful weekend nights. Jimmy — Always remember the Sputnuk and the Majorsk Senior members of the football team — Thanx for the awesome season. Hey we got shafted by a blueberry! 9-1 we were the best ever! I'll never forget the old gang for the good tunes we had. Especially Sharon — I'll never forget the times that we shared together. — Bryan Williams Me, Me. Me, Me. Us, Us, Us, Yeah whatever!” Yeah Naples. 1 luuuv birds and Boston! What'd ya' do that fo' ya' clumsy poop' I'm so pissed, You guys. Wait, Biff SAAB. Yeah hah' Me, Me,. Me, “Puppy,” You guys like . . We hate what's his name! ( this week). Skier's Fun — Kat, Bonswa, the bag is in the van under the cushion, Hey Shell, I'll give you a dime for a kiss. 1 want some zitis, Psyche Face, Quiet you! Bruise, Office Party,” playing tag at K.B.'s, Oh Miss Lu. Oh my long final comments!” Birrr Level level level, Don't ya’ know' Cool Beans,” F it. Sure. Picnonary, Where's Hermy the ashtray? Pulling muscles from a shell,” Louie Louie, Now I love her to death but . Petah, it's only a cup of milk.” We win you loose — 88 Calgary games — Yeah, Us, Us, Us! Ya know Shell, Miller G.D. and I love Ron, Sucks to be you,” Shimmy up B — Ch! Wooo, Settle in kid, Lighten up Kat and June,” Shut up Kat and Bridget, I don't know. Yo Yo Yo Yo baby pop, Awe Yip, Easy Chief. Did ya' run Dana Dane? Transform to Miss June and Miss Heather, They're smgin' and dance, You don't understand — with the crooked fingers, You're a mess, Watch out for the Pole, Sweath get's the handle bars, Kat gets the baby seat — June's driving, Save your Tabs,” Out of control, Miss . . . stein “It's so good, I like your sweater — could I borrow that, Relax, Arc you O.k.? Oh 3, or 4. “Let's get some more legits — I'd rather laugh with the sinners than cry with the Saints, the sinners arc much more fun! “Us Us. Us Us — The JS3 and the Naples Bunch 88 I'll always remember the times getting into tremble with Jim, Dan, Jeff, Bill and Scott. P S. I Love You Judi. Steve LcMoinc Always remember me and my balls. Jcnn, you are without a doubt my bestest PAAFEAWNDAIATS. I'm there for you, Peter. Table 4, you guts were the best, even if we couldn't count. OPERATOR? Sheryl, get a license! John, I love dja'. Oct. '90 isn't soon enough. J.K., M P., T.R.; and BY , they are still hanging in my car. Jayman, Fudge. Sheryl and Terry, thanx for being there. April Johnson To The Dudes. It's been a kick in the grass.(Ya know what I'm talking about Ugo! Dave Strong Jr's room listening to that George Michael guy, Ugo's third annual. Kook's reunion with the coach and his brush with greatness with tiny. (RELAAXX). BUDDAAY, do a few steps to the BecGces and good link with the speaker stands and picture frame Later — BUDDAAY. Hey Crnme on! Shut up en Dance! Ich danke alle meine Freunde and Ix-hrers. Sic Su sind Wunderbar! Especially Debbie, Thank you for being such a special friend! PS — Don't forget C.G C.C.C. with whipped cream. Mademoiselle Ou, avee qui? Quelle Saladc, Michelle! Yo! Adcock! Let's cough about it! Don't think the sound is .Strong enough! What's SAT's Paul' Let’s do C-lunch Patty. Brian where will meet' NY or Cal.' Mr L and Mrs. S. Life is But a Stage? Frau Rod — Welchc Scitc Kommcn Sie Surden Kuchen' Vidcn Dank Masuk! Aufwicdcrsehen! Au revoir! But, I II never Say Good-Bye1 Susan Dulepski I've had the time of my life, no, I've never felt this way before Yes. I swear it's the truth and I owe it all toyou. J .L , L V.. K H . R.D., R R .C.B , F.C, W.S., M E., CM , in the 371 days I've been here you all have come to mean the world to me, I love you all. and I'll newer forget the times we've shared. M.R. good luck. Jen. I pray that someday soon you'll find somebody who'll realize how special and great you really arc. Steve, although we haven't spent much time together, those moments we did share meant the world to me and i love you more than you realize. Michi, we've had some great talks and the memories of our times together mean the world to me, I don't know what I'm gonna do without you and I wish I didn't have to find out. Joe, I love ya I'll miss you, and I love you all. Love, Jules Goodbye to The Breakfast Club, Stump I have no real name Keith, P J ' Sorry K.T. Stone where did all the Unis go? Ed. is she wearing under . Rachel who has a life and most of all Amy oh well, enough said. I know its over — still 1 cling. I don't know where else I can go. — The Smiths P S. Pop sucks Michael Drueen Sue Lange — I hope when I leave this place you're stay your cheerful and crazy self keep smilin and keep strivin for that certain guy you want — your friend Julia Childs Ken Waite — I hope- when we leave we'll remain together for a long time. You're always be in my heart and I'll love you for eternity Love you lots Amy Never seen so many BACF's in my life. WW is looking Hmmm. It dates back to the Civil War. Iron Mikes going down. Socrates, Tonto, Muscles, Mom. Bud Nips. GU Qew. Dude, Michclk- (I told you I would), lab Crew, the bros, etc miss you all Woodies, 3MTA3, raw and all that Tish Good bye and good luck Y'all. FZ Christopher — I love you so much. You are the best friend and whatever happens you will always be Please don't ever leave me and don't lott interest. ( I think you know what I mean.) Tara — I love you and miss you. You'll never be really gone Tember — do you still believe in MOOO . . .? Let's go to the Dndge! Julie M Someday we ll get all the license plates! Maylx- . . . Carly B —! Let's ski into the woods again someday soon! Forget about it. Sue — what can I say — you were always there Thank You . . . Mom and Dad — thanks for your love. 1 love you both. Wish me luck. I'll need it? Bye. Michele Nunn Karen H. You've been a great friend for a long time. Don't forget: skiing, the parties. mega. the bus, swimming, the talks etc. . .. P.C., K M., stay in touch you two, I'll miss ya! M P. — doing S.G., D.A., you guys are great Bob — I can't say it all here, but these years have been the BEST! Whatever happens from now on can't take away the past, but with a little love we can make it last. I love you, Kathy Marvca I would like to thank all the friends and enemies I have made during the school years and have come to love and hate For without you, high school would have been a bore. To my good friends. B B (Rick Rod), C.G. (Fluter) and the rest of the pack P R.. D.Z., M S.. P. , I'll miss you all. Ocean Gty or Bust! Oh Srac Rcdnuth and all the other dumb things we ever thought of! Good luck and keep in touch. Mike Menard My three years at Masuk have been a real treat, and soon its on to college. Good luck to next year's Soccer Team (have fun RUNNING boys) Extra Freakin' Yahoos to Mr, Schmidt and Mr. Bodnrr ( thanks for the recommendations guys) Avoid parking spot 273 as it is Big Trouble (right Bill') That's all folks. See you on the links. Kevin McKenna To all my friends and everyone eke who helped me survive my four years at Masuk, thanks. I will never forget all the good times. I'm out of here! Tom Fitz. To Buddaay, Hey, Hey Hey it's Buddaay. (Radar) (X)mm! OOmm! with elbow — KO Reclining in your brothers car. Sharon and Joann babysitting, my rock, Rodger Stauhack, missing foothall practice after Paul's bonfire, breaking Ugo's bed. — from Buddaay! My fellow Zocers: It's been on big experience! Too much ain't enough! ' (T.P.) Pea Pod (Pasta): — You think that you arc the Queen, but not for long — WATCHOUT! I'll take control. And how!! (Pad on hand!. Thesaurus!, Zit Bros.) No more DOGMEAT! Thanks for taking over m parking space! PUB! D.C. — Am I ever gonna' get rid of you? No? I didn't think so! That's O K anyway — I love you! L M„ C.M.C, Heavy Duty stroking and plucking to all' Oh yeah — Zocs Dominate ! And we've only just begun . . .!? — Princess ( Rif Randell Jr.) Snafu — I'll never forgci you. How could I? Some of my happiest times and funniest moments have been with you. We've talked about everything and enjoyed so much We've been so much to each other that nothing could ever take away those special memories. I'm so thankful to you for being a part of them Bn, you'll always be in my thoughts and I'll always remember you with friendship and love. — June X0 Kathleen — To the one who has always been there for me through the years. Thanks for the memories ! love you! Heath — What can 1 say? You've always been such a good friend. Never forget our R.W. weekend. Thanks a lot and take it easy Chief. Luv ya'. Shell — No more sneaking guys through the window. You always seemed to understand Luv ya'. Oh and Michelle — I was walking . . . Brigettc, sue, and Karen — Thanx for picking me up at Grand Union. I don't know what I would have done. Karen — Thanx for always being my friend and helping me when 1 needed someone to talk to. Remember that I will always be here for you. June — NAPLES!!! Bryan — Even though we've had our problems, we always seem to make it work. You helped me a lot over the summer and I'll never be able to thankyou enough. We have something very special and I will never let anyone change that I love you Bryan Sharon Shnipes Mom and Dad thanx for everything! I'm glad that it is finally over and you don't have to worry about my grades ever again! I love you both! Share — What can I say? You've made the last 13 years of my life the best. You've been there when I needed you and I love you! Through the Years. Sweath — Yes you are right it is the other way around. You've always managed to (Hit a smile on my face. Don’t ever forget Girls stop talking! You're a great friend and I love ya'! Naples!!! Michelle — You arc a very special friend to me. We have many memories since kindergarten. You've always been there to wipe away the tears. Sorry we can't have our double wedding but it had to be canceled. 1 love ya' June — Don't ever forget the guy in Boston who flipped us off. I'm so glad that we arc all able to be friends now. You're friendship means a lot! And one more thing — Hey June, lighten up! Karc! Whatever — I'm glad we've become better friends You are a special friend to me How's your tail bone feeling? Luv ya'. Brigettc — shut up Brigettc! I know you really do think that I have a thing for what's his name. But I Don’t! Excuse me you p-twanger. Kcl — to my little cuz! It's been a pleasure going through my last two years here with you. You have always been there for me. Thanks Don't worry about what's his name. Stay with Dan. Sorry I won't be here to protect you anymore I love you! And to Keith — I know that we always fight a lot, but through it all, we made it. I'm sorry for everything. I know you think my car is possessed but it really isn't. And don't ever touch my radio. Ha! Ha! You will always have a special place in my heart and I love you forever. — Kathleen McCone Thanks everylxxly for making my high school years memorable, especially (iara, Nicole B., Tommy, Rob, Kristin, Andrea, Bob and Lori. I'll never forget you guys. Nicole you're my closest friend and I'll never forget you. Rob and Tom, my skiing buddies let's continue our friendship forever. Kristen you NERD clean out my locker it's a mess I love ya Just kiddm. Andrea I'tn gonna miss you Mr. B, per. 6 and your company, keep in touch. Bob I'll never forget Milford and that 40.00 dollars. See ya And last hut not least, Cara you made my high school days especially memorable thanks a lot and I'll always cherish our friendship. Thanks and good luck to the class of 88. Don Peters You can't turn back the clock. But you can wind it up again. — To all my friends, you guys are the best. Good luck in all you do. Susan you arc the best friend. You've made my senior year really special. Always rcincmlxt and don't ever forget (rootbeer by the mailbox, MJ, Christmas, the pan, and CCC w WC ) Kim, we had really good times together at the GU. Don't ever forget Joe,. Paul, where's your cannoli? Tina, we only need 30 more notecards! Colleen, the debate's finally over. Kristen, smile and wear green. Wendall, thanks for being my SAT buddy. (.aura, thanks for all the help in Chcm. Good luck w Jeff. Laurie, good luck in your senior year and with Mark. Dave C Holiday Hill was great, especially w the cake. Dave, S. keep on shining. Jeff, I luv ya. Good luck in your next 3 years. Congratulations to the class of 88. We're grrat. Debbie Vargovchik 200 Final Comment Jill Aimee Addesa 352 Cross Hill Rd 1-20-70 Varsity Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12 (Capt.); Spanish Qub 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Spanish Honor Society Andre Alexander 15 Canterbury Lane 9-23-69 Sabia Ali 213 Jockey Hollow Rd. 5-21-70 Varsity Tennis (Capt.) 9. 10, 11, 12; AFS 9, 10, 11, 12 (Sec.); National Honor Society (Co-Prcs.) 11, 12; Ger- man Club 10, 11, 12; French Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Literary Magazine 12; French NHS 11, 12; Ring Dance Committee 10. Tracy Allen 50 Bam Hill Rd. 8-7-70 Homecoming Committee 9, 10, 11, 12 Michael Amoroso 52 Verna Rd. Stephanie Andersen 19 Pilgrim Lane 4-24-70 German Qub 9, 10; Newcomers' Qub 10; Elementary Teachers Assistant 10. Chris Andrejczyk 461 Hammertown Rd. 6- 27-70 Derek Angus 165 Eliot Ridge Rd. Soccer 9, 10, 11; Baseball 9; Homecoming Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Academic Triumverate 9, 10, 11, 12; Secretary of Physics Club 11, 12. Darren Antolini 31 Gardcr Rd. 7- 19-69 John Arbona 16 Coppermine Rd. Oxford Michael Armour 23 Old Tannery 12-4-69 Football 9 Matthew Arnold 66 Flint Ridge Rd. 4-2-70 Drama 10, 11, 12; Swimming 10; AFS 11, 12; Year- book 10 John Atkinson 21 Old Mine Lane 4-20-69 Basketball 9; Track 10; Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Chris Babcock 74 Hillside Lane 8-17-70 J V Soccer 9, 10; J V Ice Hockey 9; JV Track 9; Varsity Hockey 10, 11, 12; Varsity Soccer 11,12 Paul Balog 20 Joan Dr 3-8-70 Se Uo tvect uf Football 9. 10, II ; Rec. Basketball 11 ; Drama Qub 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Select Chorus 12 Valerie Barnard 9 Brushy Ct. 10-29-70 C arol Barnes 29 Rolling Ridge Rd. Carl Baron 47 Williamsburg Dr. 3- 29-70 Brian Bates 641 Monroe Tpkc. 5- 22-70 Karen Baudouin 11 Alpine Dr. 10- 5-70 Cheerlcading 9, 10, (Capt. JV) 11, 12, (Capt. V) June Beckwith 48 Captains Hill 6- 15-70 Yearbook 12; Cheerlcading 11; Spirit Week 9, 10, 11, 12 Reagan Bek 71 Elm Sc. 7- 14-70 French Club 9, 10, 11, 12; AFS 11; French NHS 11, 12; Tennis 10; Literary Magazine 12; German Club 12 Heather Benek 64 BeUevale Sc. 9-9-70 Cheerleading 10, 11, 12 Kevin Birmingham 2 Round Hill Dr. 11- 19-70 Deanne Bernier 11 Blake Dr 8- 27-70 DECA 12 Amy Birdsall 19 Frcshmcadow Rd. 4- 1-70 Michael Birger 22 Pat mar Dr. 6-7-70 Yvonne Bishop P.O. Box 845 Scevcnson 4-7-69 Bruce Bligh 6 Wayne Rd. 2- 12-70 Class President 10, 11, 12; JV Basketball 9; Varsity 10, 11 12 (Capt); Varsity Soccer 11; Homecoming King 10; Academic Triumverate 9, 10, 11, 12; B R Foun- dation of Literature 9, 10, 11, 12; Physics Qub 11, 12; National Honor Society 11,12 Kristen Bloom 147 Old Newtown Rd. 8-5-70 Ed Board 7 Meadowvicw Terr. 8-7-70 Kerry Boettcher 61 Christianna Dr. 3- 21-70 German Qub 9, 10, 11, 12; French Qub 9, 10, 11, 12; AFS 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; French Honor Society 11, 12; Drama Qub 12 Tina Brand 235 Governors Hill Rd — Oxford 12-4-68 Marissa Brennan 19 Deerfield lane 12-19-69 Masuk Free Press 11; DECA 11,12 Tracy Brennan 48 Harvester Rd. 5- 6-70 Shari Briglia 73 Walnut St. 6- 15-70 Spanish Qub 9; Ring Committee 10; DECA 11, 12; Yearbook 12 Stacy Bub 15 Bob white Terr. 5- 12-70 Travis Burton 150 Bagbum Rd. 8-5-70 Student Council 9; Football 9, 10, 11; Indoor Track 12; Spring Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Battle of the Bands 11, 12; Decathlon Cheryl Busk 15 Lisa Dr. 6- 12-70 Yearbook 10, 12; AFS 11, 12; Spanish Oub 9, 10; WMNR Internship 10; Valley Cable Vision Internship 11; Newcomers Club 9; Ring Committee 10; Junior Achievement 9 Andrea Callo 48 Crest wood Rd. 7- 8-69 Cheerleading 9, 10, 11, 12 (Co-Capt. 11); Track 9, 10; Ring Committee 10 Michele Caporaso 36 Bellevale St. 7-21-70 DECA II, 12; Yearbook 12 Carrie Carraro 16 Chalk Hill Rd 4-4-70 DECA 11; Cheerlcading 11; Yearbook 12; Drama Qub 12 Donald Carter 73 Jackson Cove Rd. 11-1-69 Dana Catapano 42 Falcon Crest Rd. Middlcbury I- 14-70 Zocalos 10, 11, 12; Cheerleading II; National Honor Society 12 Irene T. Chacko 6 Maple Qrde 7-15-70 Spring Track 9, 10, II, 12; Indoor Track 9; Drama Qub 12 Robin Chepow 118 Walnut St. II- 30-69 Spanish Qub 9, 10, 11; AFS 9, 10, 11, Track 9, 10, 11; Varsity Soccer Manager 11, 12; Field Hockey Manager 10; Prom Committee 1 1 202 Lisa Christenson 2258 East Mallard Ct.. Gilbert. AZ 5-7-70 Masuk Fire Brigade 12 Sue Ciardi 9 Hillside Lane 12-9-70 DECA 11; Soccer Manager 9 Patty Ciervo 4 Pebble Rd. 6- 12-70 Zocalos 10, 11, 12 (Queen); FBLA (vice-pres.) 10, II, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11, 12 (Pres); National Honor Society 12 Michael Cirillo 20 Scenic Hill Lane 7- 14-70 Sonja Cizmazia 64 Birchwood Rd. 4- 6-70 Spanish Club 11 Amy Cline 8- 26-69 Cross Country 12; Track 10, 12; Drama Club 11,12 Sheryl Cocco 46 Wood lawn Rd. 5- 24-70 DECA (Assistant Treasurer) 12; FBLA 12 Melissa Cooke 40 Bam Hill Rd. 7-18-71 Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 12; Junior Classical League 9. 10, 11; Math League 9, 10, 11; The Panthers' Tale 12 Matthew Cooney 90 Longview Rd. Sheila Cortigiano 379 Wheeler Rd. Jennifer Creaturo 964 Monroe Tpkc. Michele Julie D’Aiuto 7 Osborn Lane 7-2-69 Yearbook 12 Claudette D'Amico 816 Monroe Tpke. 9- 18-69 DECA 11, 12 Stefanie Dalgar 38 Forest Rd. 5-23-70 AFS 9, 10, 11 (VP) 12 (Pres ); German Club 9, 10, 11. 12; Spanish Club 9; National Honor Society 11, 12,co- vice-pres.; Literary Magazine 12; Ring Committee 10 Ralph DeGruttola 378 Mohcgan Rd. Huntington Tom Deaso 24 Turkey Roost Rd. 4-1-70 BDFA 9. 10. 11, 12; Hockey Manager 11,12 Paula DeChristopher 75 Maplewood Dr. 2-18-70 Football Statistician 9; DECA 11,12 Dean Demers Carmen Lane Jeff Derwallis 4 Wells Rd. Matthew Devan 40 East Maiden Lane 11- 7-69 Monroe Police Cadet 11 Kim Dooda 121 Hillside Lane Keith Drap 355 Elm St. Michael Druecn 7 Ripton Ridge Rd. 8-3-70 German Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 9, 10; Track 10, 11. 12; Cross Country 11, 12; Indoor Track 11; AV Club 11, 12; Drama Club 12 Suellen DuBac 373 Spring Hill Rd. 2-22-70 Masuk Fire Brigade 12; Veterinary Internships 10, 12 Susan Dulepski 36 Hawthorne Dr. 12- 18-70 Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12; German Club 9, 10, 11, 12 (VP 10, Sec. 11, Pres. 12); Germany ‘88 Chorus 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Committee 9, 10, II, 12; Prom Committee 11; Yearbook 12; “Dance, Dance. Dance 9 Katherine Dwyer 19 Squire Rd. 10-21-70 Spanish Club 9. 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11. 12; Track II; Homecoming Committee 10; Ring Com- mittee 10; Prom Committee 11; Drama Club 11 Peter Fngeldrum 35 Heather Rd. Keith Erickson 27 Pine Tree Rd. William Favro 39 Greenfield Hill Rd Foot hall 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9. 10, 11, 12 Deena Fazio 34 Melon Patch Lane 10-24-69 Yearbook 12 Michelle Fedak 472 Blakeman Dr. 2-24-70 Volleyball 9. 10. II Stan Festa 65 Lazy Brook Rd. Carolyn Figlar 121 Walnut St. 8-16-70 Diving 9, 10; Soccer 11,12 Captain; Drama Club 11, 12; Treasurer 10, Secretary 11; Safe Rides 10, II, 12; Chorus 11, 12; Select Chorus II, 12; VP AFS 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 12 Laura Marie Fischer 23 William Henry Dr. 4-27-70 Spanish Club 11, 12; AFS 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Ring Dance Committee 10; Prom Committee II; Homecoming Committee 11, 12; Engineering In- ternship 11; Smiling 12 Thomas Fitz 38 Purdy Hill Rd. 8-30-70 Baseball 9. 10, II, 12; Football 9. 10; Basketball 9; National Honor Society 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Spanish Club 11 Kevin Fletcher 27 Osborne Lane 1-22-70 Drama Club 10, II, 12 Marko Fonovic 12 Greenfield Hill Rd. Chris Fordham 370 Cross Hill Rd Patrick Fox 691 Wheeler Rd 10-20-70 Football 9; Basket ball 9 Kimberly Frank 171 Cross Hill Rd 4-17-70 J V Field Hockey 9; J V Basketball 9. 10; JV Softball 9; Varsity Field Hockey 10, II, 12; Varsity Softball 10, II. 12 Laurie Frick 44 Alpine Dr. 8-26-70 . , _ . Swim Team 9. 10, 11. 12; Track 10; Spanish Club 12 Richard Gallos 56 Meadow Brook Dr. Football 9, 10, 11. 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11. 12; Bas- ketball 9; National Honor Society 11, 12; Connecticut Junior Intern Program 12; Co-Founder of Physics Club 11, 12; B R Foundation of Literature 9, 10, 11, 12 Timothy Germain 127 Williamsburg Dr. Rich Glatt 86 Red Coat Lane 12-26-70 Karate 9. 10. 11. 12 Maria Goncalves 646 Roosevelt Dr. Oxford 9-16-69 Steven Goulet 94 Moosup Tr. 11-15-69 Fire Brigade 9, 10; Spanish Club 10, 11; Indoor Track 12 Roger Grant 175 Barn Hill Rd 9-8-69 Glen Greene 9 Bridge Rd. Stevenson Paul Grega 109 Webb Circle Allison Grewcock 360 Elm St. 4-2-70 Yearbook 11; Cheerlcading 9, 10, 11 (Capt. 10); Junior Achievement 10; Drama Club 9, 10, II Glen Grecock 360 Elm St. 4-2-70 Football 9 Steven G. Grimadi 36 West Maiden Lane 1-17-70 Football 10, 11; FBLA 12; Battle of the Bands (emcee) 12 Kelli Groballi 96 Ripton Ridge 203 Christopher Grubb 22 Nelson Brook Rd. 10-31-70 Diving 10, II, 12; National Honor Society II, 12; French Honor Society II, 12; Soccer 10; Drama Club9, 10. 11. 12; AV Club 9. 10, 11, 12; Tennis 9 Christopher Gruce 87 Blue Hills Rd Allison Haisley 11 Pamela Dr. 8-10-70 Colorguard 9 Karen Hanusick 24 Nancy Dr. 12-17-69 Ski CJub 9, 10; Swimming II, 12; Track 10; Junior Achievement 10; Photography Club 11, 12; Home- coming Committee 9, 10, II, 12 Paul Harris 106 Wood lawn Rd. David Haslob 9 Jeanette St. 4-14-70 Richard Hattier 3 Pilgrim Lane Sara Elizabeth Hinkle 43 Wells Rd. 12-9-69 Field Hockey 9, 10 (Capt.), 11, 12; National Honor Society 11,12 (Secretary); Photography Club 9, 10, II, 12; Junior Classical League 9; French Club 10, 11, 12; Tennis Manager 10; Ring Committee 10; Prom Com- mittee 11; Drama Club 9, 10; Italy 9 Jennifer Hirshfeld 38 Birchwood Rd. Douglas Hoerner 34 Field Rock Rd. Brigette Hofelt 32 Stable Ridge 11-8-69 Cheer leading 10, 11 Kristin Lyn Holcomb 14 Kimberly Dr. 6-25-70 Girl s Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Math Team 9, 10, II, 12; National Honor Society II, 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Junior Class Vice President 11; Spanish Honor Society 11, 12; High School Bowl 11; Field Hockey 9; Softball 9; Swimming 10; Safe Rides II, 12; Prom Committee 11; Homecoming Committee 9, 10, 11, 12 Mark Homburg 30 Pat mar Circle Donna Horvath 13 Brookside Dr 11- 16-70 7xxalos 10, 11, !2; MR A 9; Cheerleading 11 Jason Hotchkiss 32 Holly Place Kevin Huckabce 71 Christianna Dr. Brian Hudson 37 Blueberry Lane 3-21-69 Tember Hurd 299 Wheeler Rd. 12- 5-70 DECA 12 Kathleen Hurley 41 Swendsen Dr. 10-16-70 Band 9, 10, II; Chorus 10, II; Color Guard 10; Spanish Club 10 I.isa Ingrassia 107 Knorr Rd. 6-29-70 Yearbook 9; Spanish Club 9 Lisa Janco 3 Glenbrook Dr. 2- 25-70 Band 9; Drama Club 9, II, 12; Chorus II, 12; Select Chorus 12 April Johnson 71 Scenic Hill lane 12-16-70 Track 10, DECA 11,12 (VP) Edward Johnson 452 Elm St. 4- 29-70 Cross Country 10, 11; Close-up Club 10, II, 12; Track II Scott Jordan 396 Purdy Hill Rd 3- 24-70 Jazz Band 12; Concert Band 12; Select Wind Ensemble 12; Pit Band 12; Marching Band 12; Select Chorus 12; Okxus 12; National Honor Society 12 Amy Kane 11 lama Dr. 10- 26-70 Chccrleading 9, 10; Softball 9, 10, 11; Volleyball 12; Boy s Soccer Mgr. 11; Treasurer 11, 12; National Honor Society Co-VP 11, 12; AFS II, 12; Prom Committee 11; Ring Committee 10; Drama Club 12 David Kanyuck 56 Turkey Roost Rd. Sean Kelly 29 William Henry Dr. 11- 1-70 Yearbook 12; WMNR; Drama Club 12; Safe Rides; Lock-In Dana Kertesz 35 Misty Lane 3-28-70 Cheerleading 10. 11; AFS 11. 12 Dawn M. Kopcik 75 Williamsburg Dr. 5- 13-70 Girls' Swimming Mgr. 9, 10, II; Boys' Swimming Mgr. 10, II, 12; FBLA 12 Timothy LaBelle 27 Canterbury Lane 1-20-70 Student Council 12; Track II, 12; Swim Team 11; Drama Club 11, 12; Student Advisory Committee 12; Lock-In Committee 12 Marjorie Langdon 104 Millbrook Terrace 3-16-70 MRA 9, 10, 11, 12; Swim Team 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Homecoming Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Ring Com- mittee 10; Prom Committee 11 Caroline Langlois 26 Edge Hill Circle 5-27-70 Julie Lavalli Traci lyn Lazette 19 Rk hards Dr. Jennifer LcStrange 156 Barn Hill Rd. 3-1-70 Band 9, 10, 11 , Track 9. 10. 11; Yearbook 12; Swim Team Mgr. 10 Mark LeSt range 156 Barn Hill Rd. 3-1-70 James Lee 255 1 lam men own Robert Lee 39 North Hillside lane 1-21-69 Football 9; Basketball 9. 10; Golf 9. 10, 11, 12 Steve LeMoine 556 Moose Hill Rd. 1-24-70 Heather Leslie 20 Red Coat lane 10-12-70 Swim Team 10; Cross Country 11,12 (Capt.); Indoor Track 9. 10, 11, 12; Track 9. 10, 12 Toni Lilly 45 Ryegate Terr. 9-28-69 Roger Lockshier 44 Blake Rd. 1-28-70 DECA II, 12 (II Treasurer, 12 President) Kristel Lord 9 Melon Patch lane Kristen Lord 51 Countryside Dr. 12-14-69 MYAA Ski Club 9, 10, 11; Photography Club 11, 12; JA Vice President 10; Homecoming Committee 9, 10, II Joseph Lowe 27 Williams Dr. David Lowry R.F.D. 2 Newtown John Lupone 29 Oxford Dr. Oxford Michele Lytle 35 Montar Dr. 8- 17-70 Safe Rides 9, 10, 11 Vincent Macri 115 Osborn Lane Ronald Magas 15 Kdgcwood Rd. Lynn Magner 114 Far Horizon Dr. 1-29-70 Field Hockey 10, 11, 12; JV Capt. 10; Tennis 9, 10, 11. 12; AFS 11, 12; French Club 10, 11 Joseph Mailloux 11 Hiram Hill Rd 9- 20-70 Football 12; Golf 11; Track 12; National Honor Society II, 12 Michael Mandulak 570 Cutlers' Farm Rd. 204 John Manson 329 Fan Hill Rd Christopher Mariani 31 Hunter Ridge Rd. 8-12-70 Linda Marini 70 Georges l-ane Stephen Marshall 3 Furdy Hill Rd. 7-9-70 Yearbook 10, II, 12 Kathy Maruca 37 Karen Dr. 3- 19-70 FBI.A 10, 11, 12; Swim Team 10, 11; Track 10; Free Press 10 Denise Massari 25 Country Ridge Dr. 10- 21-70 Softball 9, 10, II, 12; Field Hockey 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 10; Band 9, 10; Spanish Club 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; From Committee 11; Ring Committee 10; Homecoming (Committee 9, 10, 11, 12 Bridge� Mayo 12 Pastors' Walk 4- 18-70 Kathleen McCone 63 Williamsburg Dr. 6-17-70 Chad McDonnell 16 Saddle Hill Rd. 6-5-70 Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12; BDFA 9, 10, 11, 12 Daisy McGough 22 Georges Lane 11- 9-70 Spanish Cub 10, 11, 12; AFS 10, 11, 12; Photography Club 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Board of Ed. Student Rep. 12; Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12, Capt., Tennis 9. 10, 11, 12 Michael McGuire 17 Yankee Hill Rd. Kevin McKenna 367 Cross Hill Rd. 10- 2-70 Soccer 10, 12, Mgr. 11; Golf 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Spanish Club 10 Michael McKlosky 221 East Village Rd. Kristen McMahon 80 Christianna Dr. 11- 14-70 Cheerleading 10, 11, 12; FBLA 10, 11, 12; Pres., Prom Committee 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Spanish Club 12; Homecoming Committee 10, 11, 12; Literary Magazine 12; Yearbook 12; Zocalos 10, 11, 12 James McPadden 52 Hiram Hill Rd. 3-3-70 Football 9; Rec. Basketball Derek Meglio 28 Oak Ridge Rd. Michael Menard 58 East Maiden Lane 1-19-70 Soccer 9, 10, II, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Classical League 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Ring Committee 10; Prom Committee 11; Stage Crew 10, 11. Secretary 12; Advisory Com- mittee to Principal 12; Lock-In Committee 12; Fund Raising Committee 10, 11, 12 Michelle Menard 58 East Maiden I.ane 1- 19-70 Christopher Meyer 103 Wood lawn Dr. 12-1-69 Hockey 9, 10; Tennis 9, 10; Lock-In Committee 12; AV Club 12; Safe Rides 12 Tracey Meyers 115 Meadows End Rd. 5-22-70 AFS 10. II, 12; French Club 9, 10, 11; Close-Up 11; Drama Club 10, 12; Masuk Board Rep. 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Field Hockey Mgr. 10; Tennis 9, 10, II; French National Honor Society 11,12 Jonathan Milks 24 Old Tannery Rd. Jason Mis 51 Pine's Bridge Rd. Oxford Colleen Molitor 28 Plumer Lane 3-28-70 Softball 9, 10. II. 12; Field Hockey Mgr. 10, 11, 12; MBC 9; Homecoming Committee 9, Photography Club 11, 12; German Club 11, 12; Yearbook 10; Free Press 10, 11 Lynn Monaco 160 Cross Hill Rd. 2- 14-70 Track 9, 10; Cheerleading 10, 11,12 (Capt); FBLA 10, 11; National Honor Society 10, 11; Ring Dance Com- mittee 10; Prom Committee 11; Homecoming Com- mittee 9, 10, 11, 12 Michelle Mondo 175 Bogbum Rd. Deanna Montanaro 37 Turkey Roost Rd. Tina Morgan 406 Cross Hill Rd. 11-17-70 Volleyball 9, 10. 11. 12 Jenn Morgan� 14 Longview Rd. 2- 7-70 Track, 9. 10; DECA 11,12 (Reporter) Kim Morissette 65 Rees Dr. Oxford Julie Moscone 3 Harmony Lane 7-29-70 DECA 11 Kenneth Neubauer 24 Tulip Dr. 3- 2-70 Band 9. 10, 11, 12; MRA 9, 10, 11. 12; Basketball 9; Lock-In Committee 12; National Honor Society 11.12 Ronald Nihoff 19 Hurd Ave. 9-1-70 Basketball 9. 10; Baseball 9. 10. 11, 12; Battle of the Bands 11 Debra Norwood 9 Edgewood Rd. 5-2-70 Drama Club 12, Band 9 Roxanne Nowotny 166 Old Zoar Rd. Michele Nunn 21 High Ridge Dr. 3-4-70 Safe Rides 9, 10, II, FBLA 12 Kellyann S. O’Brien 32 Hillside Dr. 5-3-70 Homecoming Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Queen 12; Ring Dance Committee 10; JR SR Picnic Committee 11; Prom Committee 11; Photography Club 11; Yearbook 12; MRA lw Boys' JV Soccer Mgr 9, 10; Girls' Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; Soccer 11,12 (Capt.); Class Officer 12 Stacy O’Connell 402 Purdy HiU Rd. 5-14-70 Field Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12; Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; Ring Dance Committee 10; Prom Committee 11; Ice Hockey Mgr. 11; Photography Club 11, 12; Literary Magazine 12; National Honor Society 12 Sean O’Neil 85 Bugg Hill Rd. 2-2-70 Mark Paciello 90 Hillside Lane Evelyn Palattella 82 West Maiden Lane Cross Country 9. 10; Historian 10, 12; Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Nicole Pale 26 Doris Dr. 8- 24-70 Basketball 9; Softball 9, 10. 11, 12 Michael Palombi 129 Knorr Rd. 12-25-69 Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; DECA 11,12; Store Mgr. 11,12; DECA District Rep. 12 Matthew Parker 79 North St. Middlebury Hockey 11, 12; Marching Band 11, 12; Concert Band 11, 12 Robert Parkins 476 Moose Hill Rd. John Paulisin 27 Northwood Rd. Trade Pavlik 312 Turkey Roost Rd. Christopher Pechulis 28 Joan Dr. 11-1-70 Battle of the Bands 12 Jennifer Pellegrino 107 Richards Dr. 7-17-70 Band 9, 10; Chorus 11, 12; Boys' Swim Team Mgr. 10; Homecoming Committee 9; Wind Ensemble 10; Em- maus 10, 11, 12; Church Dance Committee President 9. 10. 11 Donna Perkins 37 Far Horizon Dr. 9- 9-70 Nelson Perpetuo 254 Cuders' Farm Rd. 205 Dana M. Perun 17 Lorraine Dr. 4-24-70 Drama Club 12 Donald Peters 23 Woodycrest Rd. Karen Pickett 53 Laurel Dr. 6- 12-70 Janeen Prosek 474 Wheeler Rd. Dennis Protsko 31 Cedar Lane Cameron Reed 608 Monroe Tpkc. Kevin Renkavinsky 617 Wheeler Rd Richard Rice 43 Osborne Lane 9-24-70 Homecoming Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 10; Close-Up 11; Ijterary Magazine 12 Dawn Richard 87 Williamsburg Dr. 4- 7-70 Brian M. Riley 3 Blakeman Dr. 2- 19-70 Drama Club 9. 10. II, 12 (Pres. 11, 12) Lisbeth Ringler 11 Nancy Dr. 3- 4-71 Todd Risko 128 Maryannc Dr. 3-27-70 Football 9, 10, 11 Terrence Rooney 6 Knapp St. Tamara Rosenberg 94 West Maiden Lane Sean Ross 600 Wheeler Rd. 12-27-70 Christopher Roy 4 Todd Dr. 2-3-70 Michelle L. Ruscoe 71 Wiltan Dr. 7- 5-70 Track 9; Chorus 11, 12; Select Chorus 11, 12; Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Diane M. Rutkowski 279 Pastors Walk 1-6-70 DF.CA 12; Yearbook 12 Philip Ruttledge 412 Barn Hill Rd. 1-25-70 Drama 9, 10, 11, 12; Soccer 10; AV 10, 11, 12; Safe Rides 12 Gregory Saad 5 Dnngs Rd. Stevenson Glenn Sahlin 63 Far Horizon Dr. 5- 4-70 Betsy Salvas 379-4 Main St. Ilario Sanzo 222 Cutlers' Farm Rd. Wendy Schade 83 Wells Rd. 2-29-70 Volleyball 9; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Math Team 12; Literary Magazine 12; Spanish Honor Society 12 Thomas Schrader 43 Mill Brook Terrace 11-13-69 Soccer 9, 10, II, 12; Basketball 9, 10; Baseball 9; National Honor Society 11,12 Mark Schroeder 96 Forest Rd. Mark Schwarz 84 Jockey Hollow Rd. 8-27-70 Stage Crew 9, 10, II, 12; Drama Club 9, 10, II, 12; AV Club 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Committee 10, II, 12; Historian 12; Lock-In Committee 12; Safe Rides 12; Andy Gibb Fan Qub 10, 12 Drew Sedlock 166 Williamsburg Dr. Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 10. 11; Baseball 9; Photography Qub 10, 11, 12 Susan Sency 38 High Ridge Dr. 5-4-70 James Sheehy 12 West View Dr Colleen Sherwood 404 Elm St. 10-23-70 Sharon Shnipes 96 William Henry Dr 5-2-70 Rodney Shortsleeve 92 Millbrook Terrace Michelle Simko 251 Fan Hill Rd 1-27-71 DECA 12 Helene Sjogren 23 Pilgrim I me 7-26-70 Spanish Qub 10, 11,12 (Pres. 11, 12); FBLA 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Homecoming Committee 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Literary Magazine 12; Spain '88; Zocalos 10, 11, 12 Mark Solomon 76 Wheeler Rd. 4-13-70 Baseball 10, II, 12; Bowling 11, 12; Free Press 11,12 Scott Somers 41 Turkey Roost Rd. 1-31-69 Safe Rides 11, 12 Marcy J. Soriano 488 Whitney Ave. New Haven 1-15-71 Drama Qub 9. 10. 11,12; Chorus 9. 10, 11, 12; Select Chorus II, 12; Spanish Qub 9, 10, 11; Ring Com- mittee 10; Homecoming Committee 9, 10, II; Na- tional Honor Society 11,12 Cynthia Stafford 44 Osborn I.ane I- 13-70 Basketball 9. 10; Track 9; FBLA 12; DECA 12 (Treasurer) Marlita Steele 72 Camelot Dr. 3-20-70 Cheerleading 9, II, 12; Tennis 10; Track 9 Scott Stevens 22 Plumer Lane Gregory Stone 241 Hog's Back Rd. Oxford Randy Strassburger 48 Chalk Hill Rd II- 20-70 Concert Band 9, 10, II, 12; Wind Ensemble 9. 10, II, 12; Jazz Band 10, 11, 12; Section I cadcr 11, 12; Marching Band 9. 10, 11, 12; Pit Band 10, 11 Lecann Suffredini 55 Osborn Lane Gregory Sullivan 47 Turkey Roost Rd. 2-2-70 Band 9. 10. II. 12; Pit Band 12 Heather Tait 31 Deerfield Lane 10-23-69 MRA 10, 11; Select Chorus 10, 11, 12; French Qub 9, 10; AFS 9, 10; Drama Qub 9, 10, 11, 12 (VP) 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10. 11, 12 (VP 12); Cross Country 9, 10 The I-ale Great Me Gregory Takacs 93 William HcnryDr. 12-10-70 Cross Country 9, 10. 11; Safe Rides 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Qose Up 11, 12; Indoor Track 10, 11, 12 Susan Terwilliger 74 Longview Rd. 1-10-70 Dana Testani 15 Binhwood Rd. 10-16-69 DECA 12 Christopher Tichy 57 Bart Rd Stephen Rocco Tortora 123 Longview Rd. 1- 29-70 Concert Band 9, 10, II, 12; Squad Leader 12; Select Wind Ensemble 10, II, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, II, 12 Joseph Toscano 14 Historic Dr. Shawn Totten 29 Fan Hill Rd Dawn Turcott 596 Elm St. 2- 17-70 DECA 12 Wendy A. Tweedy 95 Twinbrook Terrace 12-19-69 Softball 9, 10, II, 12; Field Hockey 12; Chess Qub 9; Yearbook 10 Debra Lee Vargovchik 641 Elm St. 6-21-70 206 Spanish Club 10, II, 12; Yearbook 12; Prom Com- mittee 11, 12; Ring Committee 10; Physical Therapy Internship 12; Education Internship 12; Homecoming Committee 9, 10, 11, 12 Bradley Vincent 76 Ridgedale Rd. Linda Viola 27 Cottage St. 4-15-70 David Vizner 23 Scenic Hill Rd. Mark Vivary 683 Elm St. Kenneth Waite 240 Hammcrtown Rd. 8-29-70 Spring Track 9; Indoor Track 10, 11; Cross Country 10, 11; National Honor Society 11, 12 Michele Wakin 20 Oakwood I5r. 10-19-70 MYAA 9, 10, II; Homecoming Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Swim Team 12; Spanish CJub 10, 11, 12; El- ementary Education Internship 11; Safe Rides 9 Carolyn Walkley 80 Blue Milk Rd 6-28-70 Track 9 William Walser 581 Elm St. 12-20-70 Stage Crew 9; Tennis 9, 10; Swimming 10; Cross (Country 10, 11 Francine Ward 3 Meadowview Terrace Joseph Wasik 96 Old Zoar Rd. Suzan Leigh Webster 16 (.restwood Rd. 5-3-70 Jen Werner 65 Holly Place 9-2-70 Field Hockey 9, 10, II, 12; Basketball 9. 10, 11, 12; Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; Photography Club 11, 12; French Club 10, 11, 12; Junior Classical League 9, 10; Home- coming Committee 9, 10, 11, 12 Roy White 48 HiUcrest Ave. 2-9-70 Baseball 9, 10, 11. 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Soccer 10, 11, 12 Kevin Wichmann 968 Monroe Tpke. Bryan Williams 24 Far Mill Rd. 4-3-70 Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12 Stacey Williams 60 Old Tannery Rd. 1-27-70 Newcomers' Club 9; Ring Committee 10; Homecom- ing Committee 11; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Soccer 11; DECA 11,12 (Secretary); MRA 11 Emily Wills 35 Old Newtown Rd. 1-9-70 Aileen Wishneski 283 Guinea Rd. 8-5-70 Homecoming Committee 10, II, 12; Ring Committee 10; Junior Classical League 11 Thercse Witalis 121 Bam Hill Rd Daniel Xavier 29 Mountainside Dr. Victor Xavier 29 Mountainside Dr. Robert Yitts 60 Whitewood Dr. 2-13-70 Jeff York 14 Weekepegme Terrace Stevenson Karen Zapatka 403 Elm St. 10-19-70 Homecoming Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Ring Com- mittee 10; Chorus 9, 12; Yearbook 12; Masuk Runs Monroe 12; Spanish Honor Society 12 Caroline Zeller 97 Fan Hill Rd. Todd Zinkwich 25 Deerfield Lane David Zukor 127 Sentry Hill Rd. Frank Zvovushe Jr. 18 Purdy Hill Rd. 6-2-88 As we breathe that long sigh of relief, we turn ourselves around and look behind, and suddenly, it all seems like a dream. Where did the time go? some of us ask. I remember . . . I remember looking at my best friends and wondering was there a time when I didn't know you? And year by year the faces of those people whom I called best friends may have changed, but not the happiness that being with them brought me, nor the memories of the good and bad times, the 207 Times Past