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

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' Dedication The strength of our sports and physical edu- cation program is due to the work of ROBERT D ' AGOSTINO, better known as Coach. No one could ask for a more skillful man as direc- tor of athletics, for his guidance and knowledge keep our teams victorious. More important, however, than his guidance of winning teams has been his role, from the very first year of the school ' s history, in creating our reputation for good sportsmanship. And yet his contributions do not end even here. Coach can also take pride in knowing that he has been a major force in building the char- acter of each of us. His management, advice, and winning smile show his sincere interest in every student, and sometimes the keeness of his wit is used to remind his players that a team must be more than one man. Thank you, Mr. DAgostino, for giving us the right start toward all our futures. Two special people have helped our school to grow, have helped us to grow from freshmen into seniors, and have given us a sense of sincerity and honor to carry with us all of our lives. The work of Coach DAgostino lights the way for our growth of body and spirit, and Miss Baird encourages us to grow in knowledge and personality. We, the class of 1962, acknowledging their constant friendship and untiring assistance, dedicate this year- book to Margery D. Baird and Robert DAgostino.