East Longmeadow High School - Aegis Yearbook (East Longmeadow, MA)

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ADMINISTRATION and STAFF

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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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The office. What meanings does this phrase hold for students as they pass through the building? What memories do students have of this office? It is a place of welcome to the stranger and the visitor. It is a place of guidance and advice to the student. It is a place of welcome to the faculty. Our oflice has been marked by an open door policy since this school was opened. Through this policy everyone has come to live a richer more full school life. Certainly the memories we have of the office will be cherished ones. The morale boosting, the advice, yes, even the aspirins for headaches will be remem- bered as the years go on. Indeed, our office means much to us, and the staff to which it introduces us, means a great deal also.