Longmeadow High School - Masacksic Yearbook (Longmeadow, MA)

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Well known to everyone at Longmeadow High School is MISS MARGERY D. BAIRD, our librarian. From her come suggestions for that all-important book report, or a cheerful hello to brighten any day. She is more than the person who tries to keep seniors quiet in the library: she is recognized as the friend, com- panion, and unofficial advisor of us all. During the few years that our school has existed, it has grown in many ways. Miss Baird, as one of the original members of the faculty, has been closely connected with every phase of change and development. Throughout this pe- riod of expansion, her constant helpfulness, her pleasant personality, and her quick perception have been valued at one time or another by every member of our class. She has watched this class progress, and has taken a vital inter- est in our every step. Miss Baird, we thank you for your sincere and enduring friendship. ■ I