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

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The mysteries of life . . . the limitlessness of space ... a path- way to the stars . . . SCIENCE is all this and more. A Chinese prov- erb states that the longest journey starts with a single step. Similarly, the only way we can hope to achieve the ever-increasing prom- ise of science is through diligence here in the classroom and lab. Sci- ence offers widening horizons and endless challenge, but only after a thorough understanding of the principles taught here . . . A REACTION SEEKS EQUILIBRIUM, Mike Raschilla seeks a clear ex- ample from Mr. Katsoulis. POLARIS, or the North Star . . . Astronomy is discussed in Mr. Jones’ class. ROBERT TROUTMAN Department Chairman Advanced Biology, Biology BSCS. WILLIAM CHEVALIER General Science, Physics. 22 “CHROMOSOMES COMBINE . . .” Mr. Troutman demonstrates to a po- tential nurse.

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GRAPHS AND NUMBERS hold the attention of Mrs. Sheldon’s Algebra class. QUESTION, ANSON? Mr. Dutille explains the theory. ON HIS OWN, Steve Steitz employs the “slip stick.” M. THOMAS MANN ALEXANDER KOTROTSOS Algebra II, General Math, Geometry. Algebra I, II, General Math 9, Geome- try. NOLA SHELDON Accelerated Math 9, Algebra I. 21

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tocWit wotM ofy scte tce JOHN KATSOULIS LLOYD DALE Chemistry, Senior Science. Advanced Chemistry, Chemistry, Gen- eral Science. JUNE JOHNSON Biology, Public Speaking. PRESTON JONES Biology, Earth Science, ence. General Sci- THIS MICROCOSM OF A WORLD: the fascination of Mrs. Johnson’s Bi- ology class.