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SCHOOL COMMITTEE EAST LONGMEADOW SCHOOL COMMITTEE: Seated l to r, Mr. Ray S. Jones, Mr. jarnes B Punderson, Mr. Gerald Osterman. Standing l to r, Mr. James M. Towle, Mr. Donald Bremner Each year, as graduation time approaches, we feel a resurgence of pride in the caliber of you young men and women who are the product of your homes and your school system. In addition to the general knowledge you are taking away with you, you have twelve years of compounded remembrances-of books and of teachers, of building and of playgrounds, of a variety of out-of-class activities and a host of familiar faces. We hope the educational policies we have worked to develop over the years have given you the best possible basis on which to approach the next phase of your lives. We commend your attainments, appreciate the challanges you face, and have confidence You will fulfill your life roles with courage, dignity and humor. James B. Punderson, Chairman Donald Bremner, Secretary Ray S. Jones Gerald Osterman James M. Towle 6
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SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE The Remembrance of the Past is a fitting theme for your issue of the AEGIS because it is an historical record of your senior year at East Longmeadow High School which you will treasure more and more as time goes on. Although eagerness to face the future with courage and deter- mination is a characteristic of American youth which has made our nation great, the importance of the past should not be minimized. The past teaches us that success is often achieved only after repeated failures and hardships. Brief thought leads us to the conclusion that our vast store of present day knowledge is a result of the discoveries and lessons of a prior generation. School is an excellent place in which to learn by first hand experience. It is our hope that you have gained a basic knowledge in several academic fields and that you have learned certain truths which have been proved by generations of men and women. Among these are: to have friends you must be a friend, to be trusted you must be trustworthy, to be true to thyself and it must follow as night the day that you cannot be untrue to any man. Your fine record of achievement, both as a class and individually, makes it worthy of note. We know from the history of the past that you will go forward into the future to bring honor and prestige to yourselves, your family, and your community. ROBERT J. JARVIS Superintendent of Schools
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