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

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Class WIII fcontj To Mrs WEBBER we leave a dIctIonary condensed for future detentIon work In her new school To MISS PETERSON we leave a paIr of aIr foam cushIoned soles to enable her to surprIse her classes when they get overly noIsy and mIschIevous To JOHN STOBERSKI we bequeath a deep fishIng lake In hIs own back yard so he can go fishmg whenever he so deslres To STEVE SANICKI we leave a large economy SIZE Gerntol for hIs tIred blood caused by hIs work at the school and at hIs new home To JOHN STOKARSKI we leave a paIr of ear muffs so he wont have to IIsten to all the students chatter at school WIth the and of these he can enloy hIs own chlldren after hours To the CAFETERIA STAFF we leave some rocklng chalrs In order that they may rest In comfort after ANNE STEINERT leaves her worn chemIstry note book to ED CRAFTS In the hope that It IS as Interest Ing and as well understood by hIm as It was to Anne ED FAWCETT leaves hIs yellow fender skIrts to PHILIP COLE In the hope that they wIlI go as well wIth PHIL S Chevy as they dId wIth EDS aqua Ford EDITH KOCOT leaves her wavy haIr to JOE NICKERSON We certaunly hope he uses It to the best advantage LEONA OKULA bequeaths her charm and depend abIIIty to ANNE TAYLOR whom we conslder one of the most charmlng IndIVldUGIS at F H S We dont want her to lose any of that charm' DICK GRYBKO leaves hIs Interest In scIence and collectnon of unknown scIentIfic oblects to JIMMY STAFURSKY Maybe by the tIme he graduates he wIII have dlscovered what they are TONY PLAZA leaves hIs helght to NEAL GROVER In the hope that NEAL wIll be able to look over the new crop of IncomIng Freshman gIrIs NANCY SAVINSKI leaves her genger counter to RAY EQUI In the hope that It wIII work better for RAY In Iocahng hIs lost belongIngs than It dId for NANCY JANET BELUNES wIIIs to SKIPPY PETTINGER her fishIng tackle whlch she uses on her trIps to Canada ThIs should help SKIPPY S fish storues a great deal JEAN MARCINOWSKI leaves her prIvate post office to NORMA RUSSO She hopes thIs wIlI CSSISI NORMA wIth her Incommg and outgoIng mall to OhIo MARY LOU PATNODE leaves a muzzle to BOBBY OTTINGER In the hope that he wIlI acqulre her quIetness of manner ROSALIE TKACZYK wIIIs to JUDY SADOWSKY a IIttle tIn box In order that she can take up coIIectIng for gnfts where ROSIS left off Judy has a pretty good start already' EMILY SADOSKI bequeaths to PAT KOWNACKI an alarm clock to help her stay awake nIghts to NANCY HUBBARD leaves to SHIRLEY ROCKWOOD a tvmetable to help her get homework assIgnments In on schedule NANCY could have used thIs more than once herself whsle she was In hlgh school' DANNY ZENTARA leaves a balance scale t MARGOT ALLIS to keep her from flylng off the handle ThIs scale ought to keep her temper at an even keel JOANN RUSIN leaves her coIIectIon of Wyatt Earps pIctures to BARBARA WASHBURN We sIn cerely hope BARBARA wIII appreclate these as much as her collectlon of EIvIs Presley photos BEVERLY WALSH leaves her blue Plymouth In the garage GARY CLARK leaves hIs broad football shoulders to BILL OTTINGER In the hope that BILLY wIII have less trouble carryIng the water bucket than he had In the past year JAMES FLYNN wIIIs hIs used panr of bIInders to JOHN PEKARSKI to better enable hIm to catch up on a Inttle sleep wIthout the teachers benng so much aware of It I 0 ' ' ' ' ll Il . . . ,, . ,, . . . . , . . . . . the noon-hour rush. study as long as EMILY did. . . 0 . , . . , . f , . . - 77

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Class Will We the Class of T957 whose amazing brilliance has dazzled teachers and pupils for the past four years and stall possessing sound sane and elevated mmds do hereby publish and declare this to be our last will and testament To our advisors Miss PETERSON and Mrs SPINDLER we leave our thanks and appreciation for the help and guidance they have given us this past year To Mr ALVINO we leave a temporary garage to shelter his bright red Pontiac until he gets around to building his own To Mr and Mrs TAINTER we leave a private telephone lme so they will not have to run back and forth between classes To Mr SMITH we leave a deck of cards un order that he may attend card parties more often To Mr GALLANT we bequeath a motor scooter so he need not start his car In the mormng to come the short distance to school To Mr ASHENDEN we leave a set of paper airplanes so he will be able to protect himself from the students To Mrs RYAN we leave a pair of dancing shoes and Harry Belafonte s latest album In order that she can loin her daughter every mormng dancing to pop music To Mr THOMPSON we leave the few colleges which will accept students with lower ranks To Mrs FISKE we leave some gas In order that she may take her Home Economics students on more field trips To Mrs LAPLANTE we leave a Green Thumb which will enable her to grow with some success beautiful flowers around her home To Mr MOCZULEWSKI we leave a yearly supply of flowers so he will not have to want until spring for students to bring them to hum To Miss KIMBALL we bequeath a private bomb proof airplane to enable her to travel back and forth to Bermuda un much less time To Miss DOWD we leave a catchers mask to and her an her daily baseball practice with her brother To Mr DENESHA we leave a round trip ticket to Europe as we hear that he likes to travel This way with a round trip ticket it is absolutely essential that he return to Frontier In the fall To Mr CAHILL we leave a lust of names which might be prospective applicants to the University of Rhode Island We dont want hum to forget us' To Mr FRIGARD we bequeath several cans of mixed foods which he can use at camp this summer so that his meals may vary a but To Mrs GALLANT we leave a car of her own so she can get her week end shopping finished without having to wait for Mr Gallant to finish practice To Mrs HOLLINGSWORTH we leave a bouquet of roses for the outstanding work she has done for the school without complaints and always with a smile To Mrs SPINDLER we leave the present lumor class In the hope that they as seniors will take more interest In Macbeth than the present seniors did To Mr SPENCER we leave a chefs apron for use In cooking We understand he has quite a fianr for ut' To Mr PARKER we bequeath a pack of blood hounds which we hope will help hum to keep track of has students while they are working outdoors To Miss McCANN we leave a bottle of aspirin so that she will have It on hand for all suck students who need ut To Mrs COVELL we leave a basket for her bicycle in the hope that in the future she will have less trouble carrying her books while steernng and pedallng too To Mr THOMAS we will a stool by his door so when he clears the corridors at five of nine he will be comfortable 1 I I I v 1 1 1 1 . I i . , . I 1 - ' - , 1 ' 1 I . . . 1 - . O I 1 . . ,, ,, . . 1 . 1 II 11 - ' ' . . . 1 1 Il 11 u I ' 1 ' -

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Class Will fcontj BUTCH FARRICK wills his well worn book of cross word puzzles to HENRY KOCOT who never seems to have anything to do in study hall JANE LASKOSKI leaves her hilarious giggle to CAROL CARTER We hope this keeps CAROL from being so quiet all the time BILL TERESHKO feeling he has no further use for' it bequeaths his little black book filled with tele phone numbers of certam desirable females to SYDNEY ROBINSON who it seems to us has a small collection of his own started already HARRY CULVER leaves his Mr Flxlt Book to THOMAS LUDWICZAK to help hum keep his things on proper order Csuch as his fountain pen which is always on the blink J IRENE PACIOREK bequeaths her French accent to ANNE ZAK who we understand hates to pronounce French words in class MALCOLM SIDDELL gladly leaves with his diploma DICK DUDEK wills to LEONARD WINSKY his re manning supply of file cards which should help LEONARD pass French II as easily as DICK did GEORGIANNA RIPKA bequeaths a pillow to PAT WARCHOL to help soften the effect of the cart wheels in cheering We understand that PAT has been having quite a lot of trouble LENNIE KLEYLA wills her cooking ability in the Home Economics department to KATHY HARRISON We heard of the Incident of KATHYS burned potatoes' THERESA ZOLY leaves her bracelet with the bells to CHARLES MARCOULLIER so that when he is mischievous it will be easier for the teachers to catch hlm MARIE PODLESNEY leaves her Spencer smile to CAROL GRITZ who we understand smiles all the time except at Spencer BILL CHESK leaves KATHY RECORE out of cnrcu lation FLOSSIE ZOBRISKI leaves a lewelry box to ELAINE FOSTER to hold her collection of boys rings We hope this will be convenient for ELAINE as she can now keep track of the ones she has acquxred' JUNE KOKOSKI leaves for the Professional Phar macy We know that a certam pharmacist spends most of his time there ESTELLE PEKARSKI bequeaths a bottle of nerve pills to HELEN ZAJAC in the hope that HELEN will become less frustrated when her homework assign ments are not completed on time LOIS ANDERSON leaves the teachers bewildered JOAN SHEPPARD leaves a microphone and a book of entertainment to the next Student Council assemblies as well as planning them CAROL SMIAROSKI leaves a shorter route to the office to DICK ROWE so that he can make it back from delivering the absence lust more quickly than she did EVELYN KONVELSKI wills her fllrtatlous manner to any underclassmen who feels capable of fulfilling this honor JANET FILIPKOWSKI leaves a package of her endless supply of gum to PAT TOZOLOSKI Now with JANET out of the way PAT can surely become Wrrgleys best customer Signed by Lois Anderson Marie Podlesney Theresa Zoly Georg: Ripka Daniel Zentara Malcolm Slddell Anne Stelnert Witnesses Stevernno Cheyenne I O . , . , . ' I I . -I - 11- 11 - - H ' ' . ,, . . 1 1 U 1 ' - ' ll ' - - ll . II ' ll , . president to assist him or her in speaking at . I . U I I I l . . . . . . l I I . . .. . . I . . , I I . . I I I . . 78