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

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cuMdtte To educate the whole person: surely this is our goal. No facet of human nature can be left un- touched in our educational pro- gram. In the ART and MUSIC Departments at East Longmeadow High, as well as in the school LI- BRARY, students are given a chance to grow culturally ; to bene- fit from the thoughts, feelings, and reflections of others, and hence to form concepts of living for themselves. Without this trans- formation of ideals; without this increased understanding of others, our knowledge would be but a use- less collection of facts. THE KEY to a treasure house of Knowledge is utilized by a student under Mrs. Lopes’ able direction. LOIS LOPES Librarian. A REST between notes as Mrs. Corliss selects the next song. KARL OWEN MARGARET CORLISS Art; Advanced Art; Mechanical Vocal Music. Drawing. JOSEPH CHARRON Instrumental Music. 27

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Our awareness of the proximity of the future and “life” increases every day, bringing with it the need for a career. In the BUSI- NESS Department, special atten- tion is paid to this need and stu- dents are prepared for the practi- cal demands of the days to come. Here the secretaries of tomorrow learn the fundamentals of their careers; here future accountants increase their knowledge ; here business and industry begin. ONE HUNDRED words per minute and no errors — a dream shared by Mr. St. Germain and Kate Lockhart. (Right) FOOD — for the soul. Mr. Owen’s class provides the opportunity for the artistically talented. Ofr Subjects . . . owb JOSEPH ST. GERMAIN Department Chairman Basic Business; Bookkeeping I, II; Per- sonal Typing; Typing I. MARINA HERSCHUK Personal Typing; Steno I, II; Typing II. RALPH COOLEY Bookkeeping I; Economics Law; Personal Typing. CAROL ANDERSON Office Practice; Steno I; Typing I, II

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Ofr (fyo ' S And All the theory in the world will not make up for a lack of experi- ence. Somewhere, therefore, there must be a training ground — a “test center” for the everyday acts that will one day be our lives. In the HOME ECONOMICS and IN- DUSTRIAL ARTS Departments, students find a place to learn use- ful skills the only way they can be learned — by studying ... by under- standing ... by doing. STANLEY BERNATOWICZ Department Chairman Mechanical Drawing; Industrial Arts “THE TANGIBLE RESULTS of study” in Mr. Gauthier’s class. I, iv BARBARA CONDRON Department Chairman Home Economics I, IV; General Sci- ence. DORIS KNECHTEL Home Economics I, II, III; General Math 9. EUGENE GAUTHIER Business Math; Industrial Arts I, II, III.