Longmeadow High School - Masacksic Yearbook (Longmeadow, MA)

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Masacksic 1981 is dedicated to the first graduates of Longmea- dow High School, the class of 195 7, to the 25 th graduating class, the class of 1981, and to the graduates of 25 years hence, the class of 2006. Although we are separated by vast segments of time, we share a common bond of memories pre- served in our yearbooks. These memories are the hidden treasures of our past and the keys to our fu- ture. They can never be taken away. Remember these years and cherish them forever. Masacksic Editors, Alison Reiner Scott Grasso

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$ JBff - t3 A kkmbMJ ; SENIORS Looking back twenty- five years to the Senior Class of 1957 and comparing it to the Class of 1981, one sees many changes. Perhaps the most dramatic change is the class size: only 32 seniors in 1957; 365 in 1981. Along with class size, styles of clothing have changed, too-f rom bobby socks and saddle shoes, to stockings and candies. The boys have switched from neckties to rugby shirts and levi jeans. The people inside the clothing; however, have remained basically the same. The Seniors still spend their final weeks of school anticipating Senior Week, Graduation, and college.