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

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Class Ode How the tame has flown away so fast' For us thus wull begun our task You hold for us memories which wall always be dear Though you had to change your name To us you will remaxn the same So to Deerfield now Frontier thoughts of you are near Even though youll be here forever to stay Each of us has to part and go our way And In our hearts there wall be saved a special space For we shall cherush the alma mater of this place Although separate ways of lute we roam Thus will always be our home So to Frontier Hugh we now must bad our farewell Words by Joan Sheppard Music by Harry Culver Class Motto Nothing Great Was Ever Achieved Without Enthusiasm fl f r 1 1 - 1 1 1 ,, . . . . ,, -v

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Seruuor Superlatuues MOST POPULAR SR WHO HAS DONE THE MOST FOR F H S BEST ALL ROUND MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST ATHLETE BEST HUMORED BEST LOOKING PEPPIEST BEST THESPIAN MOST DEPENDABLE WOMAN HATER MAN HATER BEST SCHOLAR MOST TALENTED MOST MISCHIEVOUS MOST SERIOUS SILLIEST CLASS HEARTBREAKER TEACHERS PEST BEECHNUTS BEST CUSTOMER SCHOOL rIATu:rw MOST TALKATIVE CLASS DREAMER MOST AOREEABLE CLASS TEASE 0 o Bufclw Farruck Wulluam Tereslwko Butch Farruck Duck Grybko Butch Farruck Harry Culver Wulluam Tereshko Harry Culver Duck Grybko Duck Grybko Malcolm Suddell Wulluam Teresluko Duck Grybko Harry Culver Danuel Zentara Wulluam Tereshko Wulluam Tereshko James Flynn Duck Dudek Gur Leona Okula Joan Sheppard Leona Okula Ernuly Sodosku Leona Okula Lous Anderson June Kokosku Marue Pocllesney Nancy Hubbard leona Okula Mary Lou Pafnode Emuly Sadosku Nancy Hubbard Nancy Savunsku Anne Sfeunerl Jane Laskosku Flossue Zobrusku Janet Belunes Janet Fulupkowsku 'HJC CEPIIOP CIACQ Harry Culver James Flynn Tony Plaza Wulluam Tereshko Beverly Walsh Carol Smuarosku Evelyn Konvelsku Marue Podlesney 1 1 B y ' I QUIETEST ...........................,.,............,...........,......... Butch Farrick Mary Lou Painode

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Class Hustory of l957 On a quuet summer nught a man weary from the straun of hus polutucal world walked slowly down a country lane As the moon broke through the clouds the red haured gentleman now grayung at the temples sauntered slowly onto a brudge Here h paused and looked down unto the rupplung water As he stood there gazung he seemed to become lost un thought thoughts that flowed along luke the stream below As the current moved slowly the memorues of hus past drufted through hus mund He mused to humself and saud How well I recall the Class of 1957 lt was a sunny September day when Deerfield Hugh opened uts portals to our vugorous group of freshmen who chose a our leaders Bull Tereshko as presudent Danny Zentara vuce presudent Nancy Savunsku secretary Leona Okula treasurer and Emuly Sadosku and Ruchard Grybko as Student Councul representatuves Soon after our arruval we were requested to loun the Freshman Oruentatuon Club the purpose of whuch was to help us aduust to hugh school lufe and teach us to be ladues and gentlemen It goes wuthout sayung that some of us profited whule others dud not We were very proud that year to have our class represented un sports by Duck Dudek Bull Chesk Ruchard Grybko and Tony Plaza Even our gurls under the capable management of Emuly Sadosku successfully partucupated un sports and Leona Okula was J V hugh scorer un basketball Our class was fortunate enough to have Georguanna Rupka chosen from uts members to be added to the cheerung squad Wuth the aud of two freshmen Ruchard Grybko and Duck Dudek the Dramatucs Club presented the play Arsenuc and Old Lace lt was under the durectuon of Mr Spencer and proved to be quute successful The months passed by quuckly and we soon found ourselves makung our way up the steps of Deerfield Hugh agaun to begun our second year Wuth the conclusuon of class electuons we found Nancy Savunsku as presudent wuth Ruchard Grybko vuce presudent Duck Dudek secretary and Lous Anderson treasurer Emuly Sadosku and Marue Podlesney became Student Councul members The old gentleman sughed as a cool summer breeze blew across hus face He thought to humself l remember the excutement and preparatuons we went through for our very first socual event the Sophomore Hop The gym was decorated wuth scenes of the harvest season to carry out the theme Harvest Hop Stan Vuctor s orchestra provuded the musuc George Baronosku and Bull Tereshko were added to the lust of male athletes whule the gurls lAnne Steunert Florence Zobrusku Janet Belunes Lous Ander son Evelyn Konvelsku Leona Okula and Emuly Sadoskuj kept our class un the sports spot lught That year Janet Fulupkowsku full of pep and vugor was elected Sophomore cheerleader Bell Book and Candle was the dramatuc pre sentatuon and our class boasted about Ruchard Grybko un uts cast the loss of sux members but Eugene Anderson and Joan Legac became new classmates Thus we had reached the half way mark un our hugh school career and were eagerly wautung to be Junuors upper classmen at last' To guude u through the year we chose Joan Legac Georguanncu Rupka Marue Podlesney and Evelyn Konvelsku as class officers Here the polutucuan chuckled to humself We boys had luttle to say that year sunce our leaders were all females' One boy Bull Ter shko managed to be voted un as a Student Councul member wuth Janet Fulupkowsku representung the other home room We greatly welcomed Butch Farruck and Jum Flynn to strengthen our athletuc teams The gurls added Jane Laskosku to the squad and they were under the co management of .loan Sheppard and Georguanna Rupka That year Marue Podlesney donned a cheerleadung unuform to fill the vacancy left by a graduated senuor Thus year we had lost four classmates On Student Exchange Day we 1 I I ' . , ' . ' ' . - ll ' . I , . , e . . , , . T T . Il ll . , . 1 - - 11 D Q H . . I s u n rl I . ' . I .I I S 1 ' , n s s I I I : , - 1 . .I I 1 I lr ll ' - . . . I I U G . I . - - - By the end of June, our class had decreased by I . . . , , . I ' . . . ' - . ' s I I l ' ' I I . I Q n 1 ' ' I I I . . . I . . D . . . . ,, ' n . I . II . . . ' f e ' l a u I , . Il - rr - - ' . Il Il ' ' ' ' ' . . I . I . . . , . . I . ' . . - . I . I I . Q I 72