Longmeadow High School - Masacksic Yearbook (Longmeadow, MA)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication 4 Administration and Faculty 6 Seniors 28 Underclassmen 66 Activities 84 Sports H2 Advertisements 138

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DEDICATION The purpose of a high school is to help each student discover his abilities and talents and to motivate him toward further success as an individual. These are the words of a man we all know, respect, and honor, Mr. Craver, principal of Longmeadow High School. As a football coach guides a young and energetic team toward higher goals, so Mr. Craver heads our school, guiding it toward greater achievement. The new addition to our high school, the organization of the faculty council, and the creation of the language laboratory give testimony to the administra- tive abilities of our principal. But to us, Mr. Craver is more than an able administrator; he is our friend. His warmth and sincerity are felt by all. Either in a light conversation or a serious discussion, our principal imparts to each student the feeling of friendship which is so vital to the spirit of our school. Mr. Craver feels that Longmeadow High School should present to each student the means for acquiring as much knowledge and appreciation for knowl- edge as possible, ra ther than merely to prepare him for a college education. This is the worthy goal of a worthy man. The Craver family enjoys a pleasant evening at home. STANDING: Andrew, Mrs. Craver, Stephen, Mr. Craver. SEATED: Mary Josephine, Edgar.