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

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DAR Rl Miss Leona Okula was chosen D A R Girl for Frontier Regional this year by the members of her class and the faculty She received the Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizenship Award at an assembly held at school The D A R girl s chosen on the basis of interest and activity in school affairs and on her scholastic record ,,.,-we I SPEAK FOR DEMOCRACY Each member of the senior class wrote an essay entitled l Speak For Democracy These essays were gudged by Mrs Gallant on their composition and seriousness of thought The six finalists after this elimination were Lois Anderson Leon Farrick Janet Flllpkowskl Georglanna Rlpka Leona Okula and Danny Zentara Each finalist read his speech at assembly and the members of the faculty served as ludges this time Georglanna Rlpka was chosen as the winner and represented Frontier over station WHAI BETTY CROCKER AWARD Early in the year all the senior girls in the home- making department were given the Betty Crocker Homemaking Test. Lennie Kleyla received the highest score in a written examination in homemaking knowledge and attitudes. 33 D.A. R., Betty Crocker and I Speak for Democracy . 5 A A ,-...- F

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Arrow Staff SEATED Beverly Walsh Mrs LaPlante advisor Evelyn Konvelskr Anne Stemert Nancy Hubbard Emuly Sadoskr Margot Allrs Mr Thomas advxsor STANDING Lots Anderson Georgnanna Rrpka Anne Zak Maveret McCellan Leona Okula Charlotte Boro Rachel Race Wllllam Chesk Barbara Kllsenbauer Nancy Savlnslu leon Farrlck Thomas Kosteckl .loan Sheppard The staff of the ARROW under the very capable direction of Mr Thomas and Mrs LaPlante, began during the second semester to form the very first Frontier Regronal yearbook Those who headlrned the staff of workers were Editor ln Chief Nancy Hubbard Assrstant Edrtor Margot Allis Senior Editor Anne Stemert Business Manager Emrly Sadosku These people together wuth many more typrsts and writers transformed the photos and articles into book form We have tried to make thus the flrst F R S ARROW somethmg to be remembered

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Student Exchange and Student Government SEATED Wlllram Tereshko l.ols Anderson Leona Okula Anthony Plaza Francine ODonnell QNHSD Mrs Delores Gallant STANDING Louls Musante CNHSD Wrlllam Chesk Thomas Ryan TNHSJ Daniel Zentara Richard Szlock CN HSD Daniel Alvmo J In the month of March Frontrer Regronal was host to a student exchange group from Northampton Hugh School Our group conducted Hamp on a tour of several of the Interesting and hrstorrc srtes nearby mcludmg Deerfield Academy Later on In May Northampton played host to Frontier Our students vnslted the Coca Cola Company the Plastic Works rn Florence Mass and were taken on a tour The day was termrnated wrth a drnner grven for our students rn the high school cafeterra Early last wrnter, Wrllram Tereshko was elected our representative to Good Government Day ln Boston wrth Anne Sternert as alternate On March 8th Bull and Anne rn the company of Mrs Gallant socual studres Instructor vrsuted the State House rn Boston They learned what pattern our state government takes and lust how rt rs organized Bull acted In the place of one of the members of the House of Representatives votung on several student house bulls and then attended a final session conducted for all the delegates Both students felt that the trap to the State House had been very gratufymg and enloyed all the actlvr tres that Boston s Good Government Day had to offer Wllllam Tereshko and Anne Stelnert 34 : ll I . I I I . I ...I ---I ' , r. I . . ' Il ll I. I .h .. - I I 'I of the hugh school. 1' ' fv I . . . I F I. ' I I I , I . ' I