Enfield High School - Echo Yearbook (Enfield, CT)

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THE ENFIELD ECHO To Fathers and Mothers of Boys and Girls Y ou have only to look back to your own boy or girl- hood days to realize the conditions that confront your boy or girl right now. The one greatest thing you can do to start them right, to prepare their mind for clear constructive thinking and doing, is to give them the right kind of training. Your boy or girl will have the right kind of training if you will give them a liberal commercial education, the benefits of which will continue through life. Realize what a commercial training would have meant to you in shaping your career, had you received it in your boy or girl- hood days, and then let your boy or girl enroll at the beginning of our Summer or Fall term, and let us train their minds for construc- tive work in the field of business, where the rewards are unlimited and the opportunities are always present. The courses we offer provide the most practical training possible to secure and make it morally certain that they will secure for them- selves not only a good position at the beginning, but will advance rapidly. SUMMER TERM BEGINS JULY 6. FALL TERM AUGUST 30. SEAT RESERVATION SHOULD BE MADE AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE They may register any week day. Printed literature, giving courses of study, rates of tuition, etc., sent on request, or, better still, why not call for a personal interview? Springfield Civil Service and Commercial School 535 2 Main Street, Springfield, Mass. PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS

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Class of 1920, Enfield Public High School Class Officers President, Willard Furey Vice-President, Jennie Anderson Secretary-treasurer, Florence Gourlie Class Motto “Excelsior” Class Flower Class Colors Jack Rose Blue and White (College preparatory (Course Constance Elizabeth Bridge Marion Rita Hines Isabel Pease Bugbee Mary Frances Holbrook Nazareno Liberatore Cardone Frederick Earle Lord Willard Henry Furey Leo Aloysius Mitchell Idell Francis Godard Lucile Doris Moore Theodore Fredric Goldthorpe Harold Austin Nash William Joseph Hines Howard John Nash Helen Elizabeth Stowe (General (Course Jennie Elizabeth Anderson Benjamin Thompson Pinney Milton Kinney Corbin Ina Margaret Simpson Mary Dolorita Griffin Walter Slanetz Antoinette Evelyn Leger Helen Elizabeth Smyth Thelma Laura Noble Anna Agnes Wallace Edith Mae Weeder Commercial (Course Cardice Helen Abrahamson Stanislaus Joseph Javorski Herman Bradford Billings Mable Mildred Kessner Mildred May Blackburn Ruth Catherine Meiladew Leona Vincentia Boucher Josephine Helen Mercik Raymond Paul Chouinard Alice Mary O’Neil Mae Frances Dunne Grace Catherine Sapsuzian Raymond Thomas Dunne Lorinda Ursula Saracco Catherine Virginia Ford Louis E. Schoentag Ida Katherine Gallant Florence Ray Sloane Florence May Gourlie Maijorie Lucille Smith Harold Herman Hastings Doris Eileen Stack Leona Mattie Hastings Lucy Elizabeth Tilden Mary Elizabeth Hogan Eleanor Mae Wile Vera Morgan Woodward Indicates Honor Pupils