Longmeadow High School - Masacksic Yearbook (Longmeadow, MA)

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masacksic 1984 longmeadow high school longmeadow, massachusetts volume xxviii

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k-v W Goals. All our lives we ' ve been told to set them, work for them, and reach them. In the past four years our goals have ranged from winning a Western Massachusetts championship to getting into col- lege. Now we are on the thresh- old of a new set of goals. Little did we anticipate what was to come when we entered high school in 1980. As confused freshman, graduation was a dis- tant goal. Our major concern then was finding the next class without getting lost. Sophomore year was a transition year. We were not expected to behave like freshman, but we still didn ' t have upperclassmen status. How- ever, the infamous junior year fi- nally arrived, bringing with it S.A.T. ' s, term papers, and college searches. Our goal that year was just to survive. Then, the sun rose on the first day of senior year. Finally, we were The Seniors! With this year came our biggest goals: applica- tions, Senior Class Play, Prom, Banquet, and GRADUATION. Re- member the agitation we felt in April waiting for that thick enve- lope to arrive? To us, our most important goal was accom- plished when it did. Who would have thought that way back in 1981 this day would come, As we prepare to move on, we can look back on our four years at Longmeadow High with pride and appreciation. Although we have encountered many obsta- cles along the way, as the Class of 1984, we have worked togeth- er to produce a determined, am- bitious group of young, intelligent people who will continue to at- tain their goals, no matter how far-reaching they may be. M j JWI P sjl - KW «C1, TV tm