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

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75' 726 6644 y 1959 Sc1ent1sts tell us lt IS now poss1ble to convert lead or 1ror1 1nto gold The cost for br1ng1ng about th1s change from lead to gold IS approx1mately one m1ll1on dollars per ounce The quest1on now before us IS IS It worth while? Th1s problem rem1nds me very much of the quest1on before most parents and taxpayers The problem of convert1ng an average young man or young woman 1nto a h1gh school graduate IS a most expens1ve pro cedure both for parents and taxpayers who ma1nta1n our educauonal 1nst1tut1ons After lookmg over the class of graduatmg students carefully we are forced to ask whether th1s tremendous expend1ture of money 1S worth wh1le Only you who are students and who have had so much money spent on your educat1on can g1ve us the answer to th1s questlon We do not expect lt 1mmed1ately or even Wlthln the next few years The answer Wlll come when the future d8Cld6S what sort of c1t1zens you are and what type of fam1ly you form If the next generation and our country IS better off for all the educat1on you have receu ed at Front1er Reg1onal School then the cost 1nvolved has been worth wh1le To quote from an ed1tor1al that appeared th1s w1nter IH a local newspaper Frontler Reg1onal School can feel proud of 1tS young folks who ln sports educat1on and SOClCty have been settmg standards far above those of previous generat1ons ' . . 4 x . . - 1 ' . a 7 . - . . . , . . . . . . - Y . . . I . . v . . . . . H . . 9 1 u

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10-'diva 'X - ' -W-.., '-A Very often courtesy and consmderatlon for others seem rare 1n the rush of our busy deal lngs with one another When extreme eff1c1ency fastldlous groommg an ever present w1ll1ng ness to serve k1ndness and f1rmness mlraculously proportloned and endless patlence are added to these other qual1t1es the result IS a person who approxunates that legendary dream of every administrator and businessman the ldeal secretary Most of us here at Frontler Reglonal School have come to reahze what an outstandmg person Betty Harris Hollingsworth ls, but we don't take the tlme often enough to let her know how we feel This dedication of the 1959 ARROW to Betty IS our 1nsuff1c1ent and belated way of saying that we think she's a wonderful person and a valued frlend to all of us.