Enfield High School - Echo Yearbook (Enfield, CT)

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18 The Enfield Echo Helen Pease.................Box of Pep To you we give this box of pep, To help you hurry up a step. Anna Pfeiffer.....................Loud Speaker We thought we would give a loud speaker, Because we very seldom hear her. John Sweeney.......................Lux Soap John has the fairest skin, Of anyone we know, May this Lux Toilet Soap, Always keep it so. Bernice Stiles............Bar of Candy Maybe if you had a stand, Along the side of the road, Your many bars of candy, Would somewhat faster go. Stanley Smith............Writing Paper Paper is your one need, So with these notes you may pro- ceed, To write to Miss Frew, All the year through. Ruth Snow......................Growing Pills Ruth’s boy friend is very tall, And Ruth is very small, We think this growing pill, Would help to catch him, willy nill. Dorothy Titus..................Curling Iron This curling iron we give to you, To keep up the nice work you do. Mildred Turner...............Telephone To you we give this telephone, Because of course you need one, And when he cannot get the car, It would be nice to hear him. Kenneth Trombly..............Horseshoe Four years of college seem quite a few, But we know Ken will stick it thru, May we present this horseshoe, And give all our luck to you. Celia Woronecki...........Hope Chest Celia has a beau, As you probably all know, A hope chest she receives, To fulfill all her needs. Charlotte Wirth..................Lemon Lemons make your voice so clear, You have helped us very much, Now take this lemon, Charlotte dear, May it aid to keep it such. Betty Ann Winship........Adhesive Tape Betty is so talkative, We know its hard to quit, We give this adhesive tape, To help you out a bit. Frank Netopski.................Dry Ice Frank is so pleasant, Frank is so nice, To keep him this way, We’ll give him dry ice. John Burns.......................Chain Letter Because you are so jolly, And have many a friend, Here’s a letter for you, To keep them true to the end. Frank Kazmierski.....Sports Magazine Frank had a brother, Who played all sports well, But at these some day, Frank will excel. Francis O’Donnell Book on How to Act Francis is a shy lad, This is a well known fact, But he isn’t so bad, Once he starts to act. Henrietta Zuraw..........Library Card Henrietta is our libriarian, She knows all the books, If you’re in doubt at any time, Ask her to take a look. Stephen Gracewski and Esther Mohn Dictionaries Here’s to the smartest lad and lass, That we’ve ever had in our class, They’ll meet with success where ever they go, And be a pair the world will know. Joseph O’Brien............ Test Tube When you feel sick, And your head feels like a brick, See Joe O’Brien, And you’ll be feeling fine. John Mish......................Cushion John always likes to loaf, Stairs seem his speciality, This we hope will help him Enjoy his rest to capacity. Donald Morrell............Sport Story- Now Merriwell and Cagle were both very fine, But there has never been a school that has had both combined.

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The Enfield Echo 17 Alan Donnelly..................Jewel Now, Al, we know you have one jewel, But another one will do, In case you lose one of them, You’ll have the other one, too. Edward Mendrala................Camel Now we don’t know if Eddie smokes, For if he don’t t’will be a joke, But this will give him weeded pep, To make for himself a great big rep. Russell McLean.................Gavel Hear Ye! Hear Ye! His honor the judge, Russell McLean Will make you all budge. Alexander Gracewski..........Peanuts Peanuts for little folks, Peanuts for small, Here are some peanuts, That will make you tall. Hannah Malinsky........Dress Pattern Hannah here’s a pattern, And we think it’s mighty fine, It’s just the sort of dress, You can wear at any time. John Labutis..................Pepper Johnny’s so short, Johnny’s so small, Walking makes him hazy, That’s why he’s lazy. Joseph Vella...............Megaphone This boy Joe Vella Is a wonderful man, When he begins to sing, He sounds like a band. Clarence Moody................Wrench Moody is a plumber’s son, His fancy to the trade does run, He works morning, noon, nite and all, When your pipes go bad, give him a call. Charles Rybeck................Flower To Chick the shiek We give this flower, And may he never lack it Even for an hour. John Albert.....................Boat A boat is just the thing Before the school bell rings, To help you cross the river, If you haven’t a fliver. Earl Reed..............Pad and Pencil Earl Reed is just the boy, Who uses pencils and papers as a toy, An airplane designer he might be someday, When he puts his pencil and paper away. Frank Portenski..............Parachute Frank is never heard from, And yet he’s always there, To him we give this parachute, In case he gets up in the air. Karol Dubiel................Baker-roll Karol is a good baker, On this you can bet your life, We’ll give him this, so later, He’ll get a very good wife. Eleanor Eddy......... ..........Canvas Eleanor will beat the rest, In an artist’s contest, Any of our class, She can easily surpass. William Tippett.................Pigeon Bill is an industrious boy, His pigeons are his pride and joy, Some day he’ll go plenty places, When his pigeons win the races. Theodore Mockalis..................Car In Thompsonville you always are, Rounding up the girls, Now take this car please, And you won’t have to tease. Catherine Pomeroy...............Mirror A mirror Catherine always has, Within a handy reach, She is never without it, At home, at church, at beach. Evelyn Prior......................Love Letter When the mailman comes around, Evelyn jumps, leaps and bounds, Because a letter from Colchester, Is a great delight to her. Muriel Smith................Lunch Box Muriel cannot go all day, Without a little lunch, May this little box help you, When you feel the need to munch. Bernice Pawelcik.........Fishing Hooks Bernice likes all kinds of sports, At fishing she is a dandy, To her we give these hooks, As they may come in handy.

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The Enfield Echo 19 Edward Mullen..............Harmonica Mullen is a mountaineer kid, Of his harmonica you just can’t get rid. Edward Pietrusza............Baseball When it comes to playing baseball, And our team needs lots of runs, The coach says Eddie, you go to bat, And then he starts the fun. Maricn Crombie............Song Sheet To Mina we give this book of songs, And may her voice stay with her long. James Blaney.............Cornerstone When Jim is old, And to tired to walk, He can use this stone, To stand on and talk. Andrew Cardone.................Apron Here’s an apron nice and white, For Andy who’s in the store from morn to nite. Jean Herr..............Measles Sign Jean has had the measles, Such a number of times, That we think it best, To give her this big sign. Neil Sloane............Wave Lotion The girls all seem to like his wave, The boys would like to have it too, So by using this fine lotion, He can keep his wave looking new. Gregory Ringwald.......Paint Brush With paint and brush he does excel, And enjoys doing a poster, He always wins a prize or two, Still is never a boaster. William Malley............Bank Book Bill, a tall and blushing chap, Is liked by all he comes in contact, He is the treasurer of the class, And handles all the class’ jack. Dudley Bridge....................Key Never take a chance, And leave open your car, Lock it securely, So it will not stray far. John Devine......................Gag Your silvery voice is always heard, No matter where we go, Here is a rag, we hope you’re wise, And use it as we advise. Barbara Mallard...............Banner A banner bright we give to you, It’s made of green and silver white, You are the fairest maid of all, And to you we say, “Miss Enfield High.” Mary Farrington........Aspirin Tablet Mary loves to go to parties, And stay up late at night, We think you’ll like this aspirin, In case you don’t feel right. Antoinette Muratore.......Sage Tea Your hair is black, And blacker it will be, If you will just use, This package of Sage Tea. Althea Martin.............Jump Rope When you are in the building, You are always on the jump, Be careful you don’t fall someday, And get a great big bump. James Mirable and Mary Smyth Token of Appreciation To you two we owe a lot, For you’ve helped us over many a rough spot, And on to Washington we did go, To enjoy the sights and see many a show. Edmund Rossi.................Soapbox Edmund likes to rant, Edmund likes to rave, And with this soapbox, Many nations he may save. Robert McIntosh and Nora Hanrahan...............Contract Bob and Nonie we’re proud of you, And hope that you will soon make good, A contract here we have for you, We hope it will bring you to Holly- wood. Howard Plank...........Military Cap To military school he says he’ll go, When September comes again, So here’s a cap, now’ all you need, Is trousers, coat and gun. Mary Wojnar.................Telegram A telegram she sent, to the Polish Ambassador, And anxiously aw’aited a reply, He answered, “Polish Embassy at 7.00,” But Mary forgot to arrive.