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

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Freshman Class SIXTH ROW Thomas Ludwlczak John Pekarskr Joseph Nrckerson Davrd Baldwm Norman Uzdavtnrs Muchel Fensrck Damel Barker Wayne Clark Joseph Manzer Bernard Golonka FIFTH ROW Thomas Wasllewskl John Baker Raymond Leary Leon Kosudo George Rockwood Gary Lawrence James Cowan Joseph Fontatne Charles Marcoullrer Thomas Kosteckr Chester Ostrowsku Lawrence Ashman FOURTH ROW Martha Sanders Januce Zera Vtrglnra Melnlck Mary Anne Grybko Charlotte Skroskl Cynthla Naperkowslu Carol Grutz Barbara Galenskl Loulse Dumond Charlotte Boro Elrzabeth Johnston Mary Anne Rallckr Carol Page Cynthra Blgg Patrlcla Wedge THIRD ROW Margaret Bleakly Janet Mastallz Mary Newcomb Mary Laskowskl Carolyn LaBroad Margaret Klsloskl Elarne Foster Loratne Goss Joan Hudyma Cynthia Rodriguez Patncla Sadoslu Patrtcta Tozolowskl Ramona Skrbrskr Edna Butkowskl Irene Grybko SECOND ROW Sally Kushl Katrma Schryver Carol Rogers Kathleen Murphy Mary Recore Llnda Farr Carolyn Backtel Judith Barwnkowskr Lrnda Canning Duane Sheppard Joanne Cnborowskr FIRST ROW Paul Duda Wrllard Boyden Ruchard Wells James Wholey Rrchard Ross Edward Ralrckr Stanley Stokarskl Neal Grover Walter Zanlewskr James Stafursky Andrew Rhors Robert Petrovlc Gordon Damels Freshman Class History Last fall the new Frontter Regional Hugh School opened Its doors to the flrst Freshman Class, the Class of 1960 At our flrst class meetung we elected Alexandrua Kozrkowsku, Presrdent, Jon Sanborn Vuce Presrdent Patrtcta Ralrcku Secretary, and Robert Duda Treasurer As Student Councul Representatrve we selected Margaret Krsloskn We held a Hobo Dance, whrch was very successful A prrze, whrch was awarded to the best dressed hobo, was won by Warren Pettmger The newly organized malorette squad boasts two freshmen, Patrlcla Sacloskl and Mary Recore As cheerleader from the Freshman Class, Carol Grttz was chosen In the field of sports, we were represented rn football by Davud Baldwin and Wayne Clark On the baseball held the most prominent were Leon Kosuda, Robert Petrovlc, and Thomas Kosteckl The gurls partncrpatmg rn basketball were Mary Ann Rallckl Patrlcla Raltcku Charlotte Skroskr, Carol Rogers, Patrtcra Sadoskl Kathleen Murphy Katrma Schryver, and Judith Barwrkowskt Our flrst year was an eventful one but we eagerly look forward to being Sophomores 28 2 . I ., . , . . I . . I 1 1 1 1 - 2 ' ', 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . , . . . . I I .I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I . . I . . . I 1 1 ' 1 1 ', 1 l I I . . I . . .I . . 1 1 1 . 5 ,1 I 1 1 1 1 I 1 Jon Sanborn, Robert Duda, Patricia Ralicki, Alexandria Kozikowski, Delores Hutkoski, Karen Cadieux, I . . .V . . , . ' . .' 3 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f l I . 1 ' I 1 ' 1 - , . ' l . 1 I 1 1 I 1

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Sophomore Class FIFTH ROW Francis Golash David Barker Walter Pekarski Leroy Wynn William Bagdon Karol Drozdal Robert Crafts Jon Clark Edward Sokoloskl John Lankarge FOURTH ROW Joseph Kisloski Walter Hutkoski Ronald Adamski William Parzick Robert Ottinger Matthew Noska Roger Culver Paul Ralston William Graves Walter Sadowsky Warren Pettlnger THIRD ROW Morris Dwight Steve Hassell Richard Mills Betty Jekanowskl Kathleen Erman Ingrid Olson Ann Brlozowskl Norene Wolfram Judy Grltz Maveret McClellan Virginia Wabeck Barbara Washburn Alec Kulesso William Ottinger Bradley Peterson SECOND ROW Josephine Paclorek Patricia Mumblo Margaret Bagdon Ann Hutkoslu Carol Melnlk Anne Zak Rebecca Whaley Barbara Banas Marion Parker Mary Ann Bohonowlcz Janet Rose Shirley Rockwood Eunice Antes Norma Russo Lorraine Graves FIRST ROW Nancy Olanyk Mary Petroski Patrlclal Ondras Diane Dickinson Marcia Mowry Barbara Robinson Janet Skawskl Helen Zalac Valerie Smiaroski Sophomore Class History The Sophomores returned rested and ready to tackle their second year of high school After settling down a bit the Sophomore class elected as officers Peter Telega president Patricia Warchol vice president, Jean Johnston, secretary, Sandra Lipinski treasurer Norma Russo was elected Student Council member Durmg the course of the year, the Sophomore class sponsored several record hops which turned out quite successfully Members from our class on the football team were Robert Crafts John Merski Steve Hassell, and John Lankarge, in basketball Jon Clark, Peter Telega John Yestramski and John Lankarge Those who added much zip to Frontiers baseball team were Steve Hassell Jon Clark Peter Telega Warren Pettinger Matthew Noska Robert Crafts Leroy Wynne, Richard Mills Paul Ralston, and William Graves In October, Mary Petroski and Patricia Warchol were chosen to represent the Sophomore class on the cheerleading team ln the sprung of 57 Barbara Washburn and Patricia Ondras were selected to fill the vacant spots left by two graduated seniors Seven young ladies from our class were chosen to lead the brand new Frontier Regional High School Band They were Judy Gritz, Jean Johnston Sandra Lipinski Virginia Wabeck Josephine Paciorek, Barbara Banas, and Carol Melnuck Our first year as a class in the new F H S has been very gratifying and we are looking forward to returning in September as Juniors 27 F I I . I .I I . . I I 1 1 1 - I . .' .l .I . . . I . I 1 1 1 1 1 - 2 . . I I . . I .I I . I I I ' I I ' . . I I 1 1 . I . . I , . I I .I . , I I I . I V I I ' I I I ' . z I .I . . I . . . I . I Rudnicki, Mr. Spencer, advisor, Jeanne Johnston, Peter Telega, Sandra Lipinski, Patricia Warchol, Patricia . I .I . I . . .Q I ll ll ' ' T I I I i r ' ' ' I ' ll ll 3 r 1 . 2 I . . . , , . : I I I I I I I T . . , . . ' I - 3 r 1 , . . . . ,

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Eighth Grade History Eighth Grade SIXTH ROW Laurrer Fortuer Charles Thompson Edward Joycox Leonard Ostrowskl Richard Savage Roy Rosenthal Edmund Drown Michael Morawskl Frank Oleurczyk Michael Pllvlms Edward Storozuk John Sultor Roman Sklbxskn Oleh Pawluk Lawrence Rockwood John Pacuorek David Sadowsky Ervun Price FIFTH ROW Paul Charsky Richard Patnode Charles Sakowlcz George Melmck Wlllldm Zabko Warren Whitney Thomas Olanyk Hary Kuenzel Richard Swaluk Raymond Wilson John Zabko Robert Jackson Kenneth Warchol John Howes John Pease Edward LeCIalr Stanley Skawskl FOURTH ROW Walter Rudnick: James Pronowltz Stanley Golash Sandra Moore Marlon McMullen Sayla McClellan Jane Kownacku Judith Kllgour Georgeann DuFauIt Martha Graves Betty Rallckl Beverly Guilford Sandra Swift Dianne Benonl Prlscllla Farrlck Malone Backrel Mary Baker Ruth Uzdavrms Martha Poston Cralg Sumner Wallace Wrllnams Anthony Erman THIRD ROW Patrlcra Dube Arlene Loskoskl Eileen Wilson Lmda Rup Joan Korprewskn Eleanor Noska JoAnn Sheldon Eileen Ztmnowskl Judith Besse Helen Radowlcz Barbara Kulesa Betty Richardson Madeline Mreczkowskl Barbara Dzems Dorothy Clark Sandra Scott Carole Rowe Mary Sokoloskl Grace Scudder SECOND ROW Dorothy Rallckl Julianna Slbeleskl Marlon Woltkrelewlcz Patricia Olynlk Lois Batchelder Mr Thomas Mrs Talnter Mr Ashenden Mr Denesha Charles Parzlck Harry Shryver James Shlosser Catherine Herlnhy Elaine Klmker Carolyn Taylor Ann Haviland Irene Zarac Sandra Stafursky Barbara Zukowskl Sarah Wolfram FIRST ROW Anthony Kocot Ronald Hutkowskl Louie Guerrnn Lawrence Golonka Stephan Trenholm Gerald Pacuorek Gerald Baronoskr Paul Elle Michael Thompson Bernard Kahle James Grybko Edward Marchefka Edward Kilgour Most of us eagerly awaited the opening of our new school, Frontier Regional Hugh School We were a month late In starting because our quarters In the old building were occupied by the upperclassmen, until the new building was ready for them We were the first combined eighth grade from Whately Sunderland, Conway and Deerfield There are over one hundred eighth grade students in our cass Shlosser Charles I Secretary Catherine Herlrhy Treasurer Elaine Kllnker We had the advantage of havung a different teacher for each sublect At our first class meeting we elected officers as follows James Shlosser, president, Charles Parzlck, vice presldent, Catherine Herllhy secretary, and Elaine Klnnker, treasurer Harry Schryver was elected to represent our class on the Student Council All was running smoothly when we had another unexpected vacatlon On February first, the mteruor of the Junior Hugh School building burned This time the Senior Hugh School moved over and made room for us After a few days of confusion, we settled clown to work again In sports we were represented very well Five of our eighth grade gurls played basketball Several boys went out for our Junior Hugh football and baseball teams Several boys also went out for intra mural basketball and track One of our faculty Mr Denesha, started a chess club and many of the eighth graders proved their ability at playmg chess Many eighth graders also participated In the new Frontier Band I 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 2 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 . . I 1 1 - ' - ,1 M, 1.1, , . . . 1 . . , . I I . 1 . . I . . . . 1 I 1 - '