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

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DR. JOHN QUINN Q E Health Staff 2 ' The health staff is provided with the latest in building space and equipment. Whenever we ,V stub a toe or cut a finger they are always on hand to help us. Aided by Mrs. Nathalie Fiske, Dr. Quinn and Mrs. Hayward take very good care of us. K ifieig 5 . I Av.. 7 . Q... A srrs fr i iss V - .g .. 1' .gf . lgjif , 156'-5 A 'ivfffp , , MRS. HELEN HAYWARD Secretarial Staff , Q 1 frfvffiiie .. t ffy? ' '- A p ..,7.f. ir r ' ' 52.5. ' rf'-A-fmm ,,t ,,,1A 5 If it weren't for these valiant ladies we would 5 fw iirs sr if - ' ' ft' A. wg ,gt-tg,ts gr f not know the location of anything in the o ice. Always besiged with paperwork, our secretaries . f '12 , have found the time to answer the many ques- , , , tions which we pose to them in the course of V F... ,. if the day. Their patience is unlimited and their ,'tV'r 3 efficiency outstanding. ' I ssif . ' . MRS. MARION ZIMMER MRS. DORIS CRUIKSHANK MRS. AGNES LIVINGSTONE ATTENDANCE OFFICER Alfred Desmond .X 3559 MRS. RUTH SWANSON I W omcs Ames WJ U O . J!! Seated: B. Phillips. L to r: .l. Shuart, R. Moran, M fi ,I e W I Strandberg, W. Westberg, B. Desmond, H. Takis, B. Carter, C. Bremner, R. Kibbe, C. Lopes, D. Hickey, N. Waide, M. Fox, S. Bennett, J. Meakin, D. MacNeil. , Missing: M. Maintsas, C. Glassanos, S. Rising. I J' ATTENDANCE oFFicER Alfred Desmond's motto l get them there on time has made better men and women out of all of us. His guidance and wisdom, as coach, attendance officer, friend will remain a part of the lives which we will lead.

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THE LIBRARY A new high school library needs books, students, teachers, assignments, librarians, library aides, maga- zines, newspapers, records, filmstrips, chairs, people, and books. We have in the East Longmeadow High School Library 5,500 books. 575 students can use the library, 40 teachers assign innumerable assignments, our librarian is omnipresent and omniscient. She is helped by 25 library aides. We subscribe to 42 maga- zines and 4 newspapers and as an instructional materials center, we have 126 records and 810 tilmstrips. There are 51 chairs in the library and 250 students, in the course of a day, use them. Our books circulate an aver- age of 120 a day and the library is the scene of con- stant school activity. MRS. LOIS LOPES Librarian FRONT ROW: B. Palmer, P. Woocls. SEC- OND ROW: R. Lombardi, B. Man, L. Johnson, D. Lombardi, L. Johnson, C. Lopes, K. Osterman, S. Waite. THIRD ROW: L. Fredrickson, M. Racicot, M. Lynch, C. McGrath, J. Smola, G. Regnier, D. Rollins, M. Lockhart, M. Gamble, K. Sweeney, M. Berard, M. Zuccalo, D. Buckley. Not present when picture was taken: S. Lipp, J. Creeger, N. Maciolek, S. Spencer. THE DAILY ROUTINE 'TY 'S' ii 1 S... 5 M. , 1 . 'H-L f . 5 5 if ,Fowl . hg, ew I 1' Mig? 2? I W 1 12 i 5 Q 1 rs . .

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CAFETERIA Perhaps the only time we have for a small bit of relaxation during the school day comes during activities period, or, more specifically at lunch. The students and personnel of ELHS owe the cafeteria staff a word of thanks for the fine meals prepared for our benefit. The varied display of side dishes also sharpens our ap- petites, and serves to make our lunch period truly enioyable. Pea soup, anyone? Cafeteria Staff, front row, l to r: F. Miorandi, E. Shaw, M. Howe. Back row, I to r: l. Wolpert, J. Mallieu, M. Weyant, F. Concato. Absent: A. Butler. Left: The rush is onl gram. C. JOSLIN I. MASON R. RAMEY to keep our school in peak condition. MR. RALPH HERRICK, Su- perintendent of Buildings and Grounds. Right: MRS. EMILY MUMFORD, Supervisor, School Lunch Pro- sr' V .A f:. L 2 . Ei f.. - as g' .if K-N, , ..,, . I 23623 A we-H M It .if 4, . R W ,rw Kswqjggjrglg km f M 'MTA K NA ,sg 9 We , 9+ f .ffl mf A ix 1. s Aw 1 i 5 if Nfm,,,.. W zip if . if V. MAHAR Maintenance mn sf -.,5,,,.,-9, , . ww- Tmbfv.-Al R Q Sxx N I tasrfsgsggw Egevxggnk 5x51 x Lx Q K LZ s 91332 H 2 K . 1 su L f,,eggmf,,HK+ K H X 3 3 , rf Aww: , f N 8 U -1, X ei . fr cr E. M.. .I .,. x , t ,. .W fi .4 The Maintainence Staff of East Longmeadow High School has, in the past three years, shown a willingness to serve and a pride in our new school. These men are devoted and dedicated to long hours of hard work necessary To these men we extend our deepest gratitude and thanks. '27 ,nl-g:5.,:f,,1. W E st N A