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

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Baseball Coach Moczulewskr and the team started practlce early IH the sprung Wlth most of the team gone from last year each one started working to earn a posltlon on the team With Butch Farruck and Jam Flynn two of the best pntchers In Franklln County back on duty things looked promlslng They flnlshed In a second place he with Arms Academy ID the Hampshire League Our ten letter men were James Flynn Butch Farrrck Tony Plaza Tony Ostrowskl Danny Alvnno Ray Equn Wayne Clark Pete Telega Ed Crafts and Chester Woltkuelewucz Butch Farrlck was the most valuable player In Franklnn County Track This year Frontier Regional sponsored tts first track team For a first year track team It was to be considered a most successful year Those who participated were Richard Dudek John Whalen Leonard Wlnsky David Watts Edward Crafts Boris Pawluk Wayne Clark Mlchael Fenslck David Sadowsky Charles Thompson Charles Sakowlcz Joseph Manzer Davld Baldwm Richard Dudek was elected captaun The team looked promising as most members were underclassmen wnth thus years experience behlnd them The hlghlught of the season was a tue wuth Amherst and Northampton all three schools scorlng 36 points In a trrangle meet The records made this year will be consldered Frontier records untll they are broken and new ones established EVENT ard 220 yard 44 yard yard Ml e dash dash dash run Broad Jump Hugh Jump Pole Vault Shot Put Dlscus Javelin HOLDER Wayne Clark Wayne Clark Borys Pawluk Davld Watts Edward Crafts Wayne Clark Borys Pawluk Joseph Manzer John Whalen Richard Dudek Borys Pawluk D2 RECORD 245 2084 5 5 84 T00 y 'l 1. O 59. 880 ' 1 . 'l :T . 'I ' ll - 51211 8'6 I 4O'1 '. ' 'l 17' ' 127'

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Day of Disaster if Coui sy G ee Feld R co der G elle On February 'I 'I957 that part of Frontier Regional School which housed Grades 7 and 8 was completely gutted by fire Thus buuldung was dear to the hearts of many IU the area who had attended classes at Deerfield Hugh School Reconstruction and renovation work IS now underway and classes for Grades 7 and 8 are scheduled to resume In the old home m September of 1957 9-:Ubi Q mvmirg Www JZ-awww ,.,.e 54