Enfield High School - Echo Yearbook (Enfield, CT)

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THE ENFIELD ECHO 17 James Parakilas.......(’ash Register Something to take the cash We have for our Jim So father won’t have to dash To see if he rings it in. Frances Buck..................Onion You certainly need no laughing gas For you’re always a giggling little lass So here’s a little onion To start your eyes arunnin! Loretta Greaves...........Stockings Knowing you hate stockings We’re presenting you with some You needn’t go on begging Can’t I go with none? Stanley Kalwa..................Book With books you’re seldom seen While going home from school To criticize you we did not mean Because in school you never fool. Louis Ragno..................Muzzle Your mouth is always going And bunk you are forever throwing So to you we present this muzzle To solve that naughty puzzle. Frances Sisitzky .........Suit Case Soon in college you’ll be found Take this little suit case around For a suit case piles duds neatlv in And covers everything quite trim. William Fuge..........Link of Chain In one seat you cannot stay Because you like to run around This link of chain will keep you down In your seat for the rest of the day. Sherwood Cordner Song—“Among My Souvenirs” Sherwood is a bad boy We surely do believe He makes all girls’ hearts flutter Says “good bye” and leaves. Pearl Ferrier.................Gavel For Mistress President we’ve a gavel For her to use wherever she travels At home Ec. Clubs she’ll always reside Till the day she becomes a sweet fair bride. Mona Foley.....Crooning Megaphone As a fair rival for Rudy Vallee There’s none better than Mona Foley On the stage some day she’ll be Crooning the latest melody. John Bartley.................Rubber Heels Here’s some rubber heels, John To put on your noisy shoes They’re pretty hard to keep on So these please do not lose. Boucher Smyth Yachtsman Hat When a yachtsman comes to port All the girls he does escort To them he comes in handy For he surely is a dandy. Esther Thompson Comic Strip of Maggie and Jiggs Maggie came home one night And gave a scolding to Hubby In the Operetta were you right To call your man a dubby? Dorothy Moran......American Beauty The only thing that we could find To keep us always in mind Of our lovely Dorothy Was this American Beauty. Anna Polek.................Notebook Shorthand is easy for Anna She could easily win a banner For you never find any spots Among her dashes and dots. Stanley Jennola...............Horse To finish school you always did strive Because this horse you wanted to drive Your land for you he will plow Without even teaching him how. Wolcott Phelps.......Bag of Cookies Eating something is your delight While within everybody’s sight. Eating these cookies you will enjoy For they were made for a hungry boy. Julia Augustyniak Polish A little bottle of polish To the highest in the class You probably will not tarnish And stay the same old lass. (Continued on Page 44)

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16 THE ENFIELD ECHO That you are bringing us words of good cheer When you were talking over the fence Did we hear a bird saying “mar- riage license?” Carlo Angelica .................. Bat In baseball you are quite tine And always the lirst in line, But when you bar with this one You’ll surely make a home run. Everett Mallard............Bank Book Everett collects all our money How fast it goes ’tis funny. So take this book and till every blank To keep all accounts in A-l rank. Amelia Pilch..............Thermometer A little nurse comes in the door To take the patient’s score. The thermometer waving in her hand Proves her one of the hospital band. Margaret Nash.......Dancing Slippers Margaret goes to dances. Oh boy! how she prances To chase away the blues She’ll probably use these shoes. Antoinette Nigro.................Bell Antoinette has her mind set In her schoolroom there’ll be no pet Can’t you hear her ringing this bell Oh well, time will tell. Paul Smith...............Handkerchief Oh my, oh my, don’t I look dandy For my clothes are very swanky. In my class I am the best For they say I am best dressed. Susie Olisewsky................Austin Susie lets not tease you An Austin has an adjustable seat. We are sure that this will do And accomplish a reducing feat. Betty Alden.......................Tea Apron We know you’re always working In a tea room out in Somers So to you we are presenting A tea apron for the summer. John McCann....................Rubber Apron This apron you may use On any occasion you choose, But it’s best fitted for Chemistry work In which you’re never found to shirk. Gladys Aleskwicz...............Powder Gladys, you’re forever Powdering your nose. Try this from Steigers Whenever the shines expose. Mamie Arnone...................Curler Your hair was almost always straight A little, won’t you admit? Say you’ll strive to make it a trait To curl the ends just a bit. Charles Morris .......... Straw Hat To work in the hot sun each day Must be terrible play But this hat will keep the sun away And “good gift” it will make you say. Vincent Czipulis...............Parrot Vincent is as smart as can be But very little talking does he This little parrot will teach you So that more talking you will do. Grace Middelaer.................Tonic Here’s a growing tonic for Miss Middelaer For you are so tiny, dear Grace. You and the boy friend make a fine pair So give him some to keep apace. Claire Gwozdz.........Doughnut Cutter Our Claire is such a good baker That she’ll make a very good wife We give her this, so that later She’ll give hubby a comfortable life. William Provencher............Pitcher You certainly did your part In pitching for our team. This pitcher take with all your heart And next year exert all your steam. Frances Tromley............Horse Shoe Fran, you’ll be leaving Dear Old Enfield High Luck vou will be needing To help you reach the sky.

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18 THE ENFIELD ECHO CLASS STATISTICS (Ky Anne Townson and John Liucci) Carlo Sehastain Angelica (“Kayo”) July 10, 1914 Thompsonville, Conn. He took the ball; he saw the goal, Not for himself, but for the school. Class President; President of Hi-Y ’32; Member Hi-Y ’30, ’31; Hi-Y Dance Committee ’31; Chairman of Debates ’29; Hi-Y Minstrel ’31, ’32; Chairman of Senior Prom ’32; Junior Prom Committee ’31; Hop Committee ’32; Usher at School Play ’31, '32; Class Ring Committee; Class Picture Committee; Class Night Committee; Chorus ’29; Operetta Usher ’31, ’32; Gym Exhibition ’29; Inter-Class Football, Basketball and Track ’29; Varsity Baseball ’29, ’30, ’31, ’32; Varsity Football ’31; Captain Football ’32; Varsity Basketball ’30; Captain Basketball ’31, ’32; Response for Undergraduates ’31; Delegate to Rotary Club Dinner ’31, Interclass Volley Ball ’31; Forum Club ’30; Graduation Usher ’31; Most Athletic Boy. Lillian Marion Alaimo (“Maud”) July 7, 1915 Thompsonville, Conn. The sweetest garland to the sweetest maid. Class Vice-President; Honor Student; Chorus ’29, ’30; French Club ’30 ’31; Executive Committee of French Club ’30; Girl Reserves ’32; Candy Girl for School Play ’31, ’32; Class Ring Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Prom Usher; Chairman of Class Picture Committee; Science Club ’32; Chairman of Class Night Committee. Priscilla Kihbe Comstock (“Pussy”) May 27, 1915 Somers, Conn. Actresses will happen in the best regulated families. Secretary of Class; Honor Student; Chorus ’29; Girl Reserves ’30, ’31, ’32; Alumni Editor of Echo ’32; Hostess of Junior Prom ’31; Senior Prom Committee ’32; Biology Club ’30, 31; Gym Exhibition ’29; Freshman Basketball ’29; Progressive Club ’32; Class Pet; Class Actress. Everett Allison Mallard (“Evie ) , December 4, 1914 Thompsonville, Conn. My heart grows brave, I’m ready now to work.” Class Treasurer; Hi-Y Member ’31, ’32; Golf Team ’30, ’31, ’32; Swimming Team ’29, ’30, ’31, ’32; Stage Assistant for Play ’31, ’32; Progressive Club ’32; Best Looking Boy; Most Attractive Boy.