Longmeadow High School - Masacksic Yearbook (Longmeadow, MA)

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DEDICATION 1979 When we asked the senior class to suggest ideas for this dedication, we were met by a storm of multifarious answers. Some replies were serious and some were humorous, which showed us in another way the different approaches to a prob- lem that the human mind can take. Throughout this book, we emphasize how the scattered, diverse aspects of the school all seem to fit together when perceived in their full perspective. In searching for a subject to Dr. Charles Kon- opka — Excellent teacher and fine hu- manitarian, great person — always there when you need him. The Dime Lady — She has served our school with fortitude and grace through the years. Library Patrol — Please stop using whips; they are too noisy. Archie and his cus- todial staff — The school could never be able to handle the many activities with- out them. [ Mr. Stockwell — The best sports coach. ' To the people who have suffered to im- prove the world we live in. Mr. McCarthy — IGood teacher, friend, helpful and Ipleasant. which this yearbook would be dedicated, we found the excep- tion to our thesis: the student mind. Thoughts and opinions of a mass of people cannot be snapped together to harmonize and form a single picture; human thought is unstructured and free. By devoting this page to a few of the many suggestions from the senior class, we herebye dedicate the 1979 Masacksic to the freedom and infinite diversity of the individual mind. Roger ' The Dodger ' Leblanc — Great person to know and work with. Fran Simanski — The improvement he has brought to his office, in terms of openminded- ness. Mrs. Lowe R.N. — She ' s always there when you need her — except at lunch. Peter Thompson — Un- sung hero of the faculty. Theo — Swim Team ' s 1 fan. Mr. Quinn - I think he has added alot to the his- tory curriculm. Mr. Joe Winseck — His rigorous A. P. course changed my values from idealist to realist. Mrs. Dudley — A fine teacher, who really cares about the students. To Mickey Mouse on his 50th birthday. Ode to the last class of the 70 ' s. Cafeteria Staff — For providing the ammunition for our glorious food fights.