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

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ROW ONE 1Left to Righty Patrxcxa Warchol Ingrid Olson Cynthxa Grxtz ROW TWO Lxnda Canney Sandy Lipinski BettyJekanows1cl The Usherettes Club was formed three years ago for the purpose of addmg grace and dxgnxty to the h1gh school functlons Whether 1n gowns or party dresses the glrls prov1de a welcommg atmosphere for the annual open house programs, plays concerts graduatlons and class mghts Rodriguezf Norene Wolfram, Mavie McClellan, Norma Russo, Judy Patrioia Sadowskl, Lorraine Graves, Patricia Tozloski. . . D . , . . I Y 7 ' 9

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it X 'W Qam 1884 Phldf 9'1 'i On Frmday October 31 1958 the SGHIOFS 1n1t1ated the freshmen The freshman boys were requlred to wear shlrts on backwards one shoe and one sneaker odd socks pant legs rolled up necktxe on backwards bows 1n the1r ha1r and dungarees The freshman gxrls were requ1red to wear vegetable corsages ha1r ln numerous p1gta1ls odd socks one shoe and one sneaker dungarees aprons and blouses on backward The freshmen were checked 1n at the cafeter1a1n the mormng and were not allowed to use m1dd1e stalrway at one t1me They had to bow to the sen1ors carry the1r books and empty the1r trays at lunch At two o clock the freshmen gathered at the end of the gym and walted 1n suspense to be called upon to cw if perform stunts before the student body Among the performances were mutations of the faculty swmgmg the hula hoop a song by ' Elvrs ' and a potato race The senlors agreed that the freshmen were very good sports dur1ng the1r 1n1t1at1on and welcomed them to the Frontler V., .n, l M 4 '.- 'uf' 9' Aff' SJ