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

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Eughth Grade Chess Club FOURTH ROW Charles Thompson Leonard Ostrowsku Oleh Pawluk Ruchard Savage Edmund Drown Frank Olearczyk Lawrence Rockwood Davud Sodowsky Harry Kuenzel Bernard Kahle Gerard Pacuorek THIRD ROW Gerald Baranosku Muchael Thompson George Melnuk Lauruer Fortuer John Suutor Roman Skubuslu Charles Parzuck Raymond Wulson Warren Whutney Ruchard Swculuk Kenneth Warchol Charles Sakowucz John Pease Stanley Skawsku SECOND ROW Paul Elue Edward Kulgour Thomas Olanyk Sandra Moore Ruth Uzclavunus Martha Poston Carole Rowe Martha Graves Sandra Swuft Betty Ralucku Catherune Herluhy Robert Jackson Edward Marchefka Anthony Kocot Anthony Erman John Howes Wulluam Zabko FRONT ROW Grace Scudder Juduth Kulgour Helen Radowucz Dorothy Ralucku Barbara Kulesa Euleen Wulson Arlene Laskosku Elaune Klunker Euleen Zumnowsku Mr Robert Denesha John Zabko John Pacuorek Carolyn Taylor Marlon Woltkuelewucz Ann Havuland Barbara Zukowsku Sarah Wolfram The members of Grade 8 organuzecl the Chess Club thus year wuth Mr Denesha as the supervusor The Chess Club elected officers as follows John Pacuorek Presudent John Zabko Vuce Presudent Euleen Zumnowsku Treasurer and Elaune Klunker Secretary The Chess Club collects dues for the purpose of buyung addutuonal chess sets Trophues wull be bought for the Champuon un each duvusuon The A and C duvusuons are for boys The A duvusuon us for the more experuenced players and the C group us comprused of less experuenced players The gurls have a B duvusuon whuch us made up of all gurls who play chess On Mondays the A duvusuon chess group meets and the C duvusuon meets on Wednesdays The Champuons for the 1956 1957 school year un the three duvusvons respectuvely are Duck Swaluk un the A duvusuon Ann Havuland un the B duvusuon, and George Melnuk un the C duvusuon 38 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . f I I . I ' I 1 I I ' - I - 1 I

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Future Farmers of America BACK ROW Neal Grover Stanley Stakarskl David Baldwin Rlchcrd Rowe Bernard Golonlca Skippy Pettnnger Rlchard Ross James Wholey FIRST ROW John Merslu Henry Kocot Roger Culver Harry Culver Ed Rose and Wllllam Baronas The Deerfield Chapter of the F F A under the guldance of Mr Parker has had another successful year They have placed well In local and state luclgmg contests and placed second un the state compehtron In tractor drlvmg Wllluam Baronas placed nn the llve stock ludglng and Henry Kocot reached the sem: finals In dairy ludgmg 37 I r --N' .Q , 1 : ' ' r , QW ,M , M, f, ,S W , ... ,- f A f A f T Q WV , V' F f' ' J Q V ' W T . , . . . ,, . , - ,,,,,

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The Band FIFTH ROW Sidney Robinson Alec Kulessa Robert Duda Frank Olearczyk Karol Drozdal Phlllp Cole Leroy Wynne John Lankarge Wayne Clark Joseph Nickerson Leonard Ostrowslu FOURTH ROW Willard Boyden Paul Duda Lawrence Ashman Gary Lawrence Stephen Hassell John Suntor Roman Sklblskl Andrew Rohrs William Mono John Zabko Charles Parzlck Oleh Pawlulc Edward Leclalr Harry Kuenzel THIRD ROW Sandra Swift Margaret Bleakly Valerie Smiarowslu Elizabeth Johnston Irene Grybko Peggy Klsoloslu Anne Hutlcaslu Anne Brzozowskl Joan Van Petersilge SECOND ROW Marian McMullen Sayla McClellan Barbara Dzenls Dorothy Clark Jane Kownackl Virginia Godamskl Rebecca Wholey Ellen Bradley Norene Wolfram Patricia Robinson Janet Rose Christine Godowslu Marcia Canney Delores Hutkowskl Agnes Wabeck FIRST ROW David Rohrs Helen Radowncz Edward Sherman Eileen Zlmnowslu Thomas Herlihy Ann Haviland Samuel Hirth Lois Batchelder Mr Taxnter Peter Perhonls Mary Susan Savage Anthony Contakos Katherine Drozdal Paul Warner Donna Page Carey Boyden Elaine Klmker Peter Thomas The progress made in this first school year by Mr. Tainter and the members of the band has been exceptional. Most players had no previous experi- ence and we were all very proud of their per- formance at the Western Massachusetts Music Festival, held at West Springfield on May 25, 1957. They also made a most commendable marching unit and musical addition to the parade on Memo- rial Day. 59