Frontier Regional High School - Arrow Yearbook (South Deerfield, MA)

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DQdlCGflOH IhIs l957 ARROW the record ot the hrst close to groduote from the Front er RegIonol School IS olso o merrIorIol to thot ound mInded group Ol'LlllZpf'1S rom Conwoy Deerheld Sunderland ond Vxfhotexy who unselhshlv ond toresIghtedly bonded together to molce the FrontIer RCQI wol School D strIct possnble Our school IS no longer on expenmertt lt IS o vntol worlong torc testxfymg to the common sense ot people who reolze the Amencon Icleol ot wo long together for the good of oll We the members of the Closs ot 1957 humbly ond cIpprecIotIvely oedIcote thls 'l957 ARROW Io eoch ond every CI'lZGl1 who mode cu school o IIVIDQ testImony to the value ot the best possIble educotIon os o meons of tocmg on ever chcIngIng world IH whIch we must be prepored fully constructwely ClHd responsIbly to repczy wlth Interest the core and encouragement ond devohon to the needs of others whlcln our porents ond fnends hove so lcxvrshly fostered ID our beholt 6 1 1 I I ' , .' ' s . - ' r . I. ... I , , I , u . ' I fx'Sl 5 ' ' . I . , e .- I - F ,I . , . . A ... r I I I .

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and Learned a f MR MAXWELL MOCZULEWSKI 35 ...-'iw MRS MARY RYAN MRS ALICE SPINDLER -ar Ie .il MR LESLIE THOMAS MR CHARLES THOMPSON Lot Themselves' I CLIFFORD PARKER MISS CATHERINE PETERSON 'S ,qw MR PHILIP SMITH MR CHALONER SPENCER iii BURCHARD TAINTER MRS JOAN TAINTER 'ft'- ,aff MRS ELEANOR WEBBER 5 9 O J ' .. I T W , -, ,af 'Q R .V - X . MR. , 1 Q7 V A . ff? S' f L ,Ax tix LI If A I W A A , It ,. an fI 1 4' ' 'S I V5 t if if n 'E I ,, Q D' Q7 1 ' . 4 - 6' 41- my 5' . E . MR. . I he .J f A , , 5 ,I x , .L ti- I 1 , f X I ,

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Superlntendant - Principal in 4X Message From Cur Supermtendant Prmcrpal The duty of the secondary school as to provide experlences and sources of mfor matron that wall lead to the fullest development of our students both rn therr adolescent mstltutron must determrne as accurately as possrble the present and probable future needs of the students These needs should be translated Into the srgnrficant general arms and the more specific functrons of the school whose program should be directed toward the performance of these functions and attarnment of these arms By encouragnng the maxrmum development of nts students the school contributes to the welfare and progress of socrety through rmprovrng the qualrty of partlcrpatlon rn soclal sltuatlons We at Frontier Regronal have strrved towards these aforementioned alms rn thus first year as a regronal school Needless to say we have many problems to overcome rn order to achreve the goals we have set for our school lt rs my smcere desrre that the very best possible program IS provided for our students Thus flrst year has certcunly been a most dufficult one but l feel confident that we have overcome most of the malor hurdles I look forward wrth all of you to a very brrght future DANIEL W ALVINO 7 'N 4, 4 -X Q A uf-fd' I I I years and in adult life. Before this can be accomplished, those in charge of the