Longmeadow High School - Masacksic Yearbook (Longmeadow, MA)

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1 ' ,-Wj»S -. .5 On Wednesday nights in Long- meadow, many LHS seniors, in- stead of watching TV (or doing homework), attended class council meetings. This surge in the interest and attendance was at- tributable to the enthusiasm and dedication of President Charlie Bergin, Executive Vice-President Becca Asseo, Committee Vice- President Buzzie Hayes, Secretary Jen Stone, and Treasurer Mary Eickhoff. However, almost all of the seniors pitched in to work on the class float, the play, the prom, and the senior banquet. Also, industrious seniors ran many successful fundraisers, including the sale of Lancer cups and pen- nants. Class advisors, Mr. Richard Rediker and Mrs. Jane Murphy, contributed much time and ener- gy, making them an integral part in the seniors ' success formula. 1. Class advisor Mr. Rediker 2. Class advi- sor Mrs. Murphy 3. Treasurer Mary Eickoff 4. Jen Stone helps out 5. President Charlie Bergin gives an effective speech 6. Class council members 7 A rowdy class council meeting 8. Committee V.P. Buzzie Hayes 9. Beth Dannay has a bright idea 10. Class advisors and seniors participate in a meeting.

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During our four years as advisors to the class of ' 84, we have seen enor- mous changes in you. We have watched and hopefully helped as you matured physically, emotionally, and intellectually. The experience has been a pleasant one. Our class has developed a fantastic spirit that re- flects your many personalities. You ' re special people. Good luck everyone! Class advisors Mr. Richard Rediker Mrs. Jane Murphy i « J y i g yi w BR ■ • r J m HH ll ' mm 1 1 HHI ■1 ■ 2 J ■e

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No bird soars too high, if he soars with his own wings. William Blake sjjcwr- anMMpnm BK i-. ' iBBp iPP ' IflflVjM ■ j „;» h W Wnh L ' «1 Barbara Glinski David Siegel Eric Brunette Janine Barkett Randy Jennings