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

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m w AJ H RUSSIAN: the first step to understanding? Mr. Nickett challenges a student’s translation. CHANTEZ, CLASSE! A musical tour of France in Mrs. Richards’ class. MARY KENNEDY Department Chairman French I, II. ALEXANDER NICKETT Composition, German I, II, Russian II. JAMES LAWRENCE Latin I, II, French I. LANGUAGE is a strong chord, binding nations together in har- mony. In studying a foreign lan- guage, we undertake the learning of not only new and challenging sounds, but also diversified cul- tures and unfamiliar lands. Lan- guage is the core of communica- tion. From it springs all relation- ships. By learning to converse with peoples of other nations, we ex- press a willingness for discussion of topics of controversy among nations. Through language comes discussion ; through discussion comes understanding; through un- derstanding comes peace. 24

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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.

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JOHN MARINACCIO Spanish I, II, III. ALMA RICHARDS French I, II. MARGARET CLARKE Spanish I, II. RACHEL FLEMING French III, IV; Spanish I. THE SOUL OF SPAIN: Mrs. Fleming explains a difficult passage in El Sol. TUNING IN — a modern language lab — its students . . . . . . and teachers: Mr. Lawrence and Miss Kennedy.