Enfield High School - Echo Yearbook (Enfield, CT)

 - Class of 1938

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The Enfield Echo 29 urer. Solange Stafford and Francis Malley were elected to serve on the Executive Committee. The first important social event of the year was the annual Hi-Y Minstrel. It was presented following the plan of a show boat revue. Jane Leete and Kenneth Leach, along with many others from the Senior Class, played an important part in making it a success. Mr. Langford was again the director. The school play entitled “The Charm School” was presented under the direction of Miss Javorski. Grace Furey, Marion Duncanson, Edward Burns, Richard Stevens, Francis Malley, Theodore Eddy, and William Brown, all of the Senior Class, made up the greater part of the cast. The Senior Prom proved an enjoyable evening for many stu- dents, with Clyde Harris as host and Solange Stafford as hostess. A popular Gilbert and Sullivan light opera entitled “Pinafore” was given on May 20, under the able directorship of Mr. Merritt. Special mention should be made of the unique stage setting which was a product of the combined efforts of Mrs. Borck, Mr. Fowler and Mr. Tatoian. Leading parts were taken by Cynthia Birdsall, Katherine Soricelli and Sherwood Cunningham. The first week of May found about forty members of our Senior Class in Washington continuing the tradition of the annual Washington visit. Perfect weather, historical points of interest, pleasant companionships; all contributed toward an educational and happy trip. The history would not be complete without mentioning the names of our representatives on the debating team and in the field of sports. For two successive years Eleanor Brigada and Helen Parvelac brilliantly argued their way to victory. In the list of out- standing athletes we find the names of Charette, Novak, Leach, Harris, Ligenza, Wilson, Haznar, Stevens and Lamagna. As the time of our final gathering draws near, we are touched with regret for we must sever our happy relationships with our school and fellow students. The friendships and experiences that we have enjoyed during the past four years will never be effaced from our memory. We sincerely hope that as graduates of the Enfield High School we may maintain the reputation of the school and contribute to the progress of the community.

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28 The Enfield Echo monly called detention slips) which were generously distributed by our teachers. The high light of our brief Freshman year was the election of class officers. John Clarkin was chosen President, Katherine Soricelli, Vice-President; Grace Furey, Secretary; and Stanley August, Treasurer. Edward Sheehan and Ruth Carenzo were elected to the executive committee. During our Sophomore year John Clarkin, Katherine Soricelli and Grace Furey continued in their former offices. Richard Stevens was elected treasurer. Clyde Harris and Solange Stafford served on the executive committee. As Sophomores we displayed an enthusiastic interest in the school’s social activities. The high light of the social calendar was the presentation of the ever popular comedy, “Charley’s Aunt”. Solange Stafford and Richard Stevens played important parts in this production. In September of 1936 we returned to school not as the tradi- tional jolly Juniors but serious minded individuals, conscious of our new responsibilities. The class re-elected the President, Vice- President and Secretary. Kenneth Leach was elected to take over the position as Treasurer. Theodore Eddy and Solange Stafford made up the Executive Committee. The annual Hi-Y Minstrel, entitled “Air Revue”, was presented under the direction of Mr. Langford. The talents of Jane Leete, Jean Bourgeoise, Blanche Humphries, John Clarkin and numerous other members of the class contributed in no small measure to the success of “The Air Revue.” Enfield won the preliminaries of the Valley Wheel one-act play contest and walked away with second honors in the finals. Marion Duncanson took an important part in this event which was coached by Miss Brake!. For the first time in many years the music department, in cooperation with the English department, undertook the difficult task of producing a light opera. “The Pirates of Penzance”, a Gilbert and Sullivan selection, provided a delightful and entirely different type of musical entertainment. Grace Furey and Marion Duncanson had title roles in this production. Major extra curricular activities were brought to a grand finale with the annual Junior Prom. Host John Clarkin and hostess Grace Furey presided over this gala affair. Thus ended our most enjoyable Junior year. The summer of ’37 sped hastily past and in the fall we re- turned to claim the important title of Seniors. The most important year of our high school career had finally arrived. To guide us in our year’s activities the following officers were elected: John Clarkin as President, Katherine Soricelli as Vice- President, Mary Raissi as Secretary, and Kenneth Leach as Treas-



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30 The Enfield Echo THE CLASS PROPHECY OF 1938 (By Ruth Beeman, Marie Soricelli, Eva Richardson) Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. This is Station E.H.S. broadcasting this special program. Joseph Kurley, Mystery Chef, has very kindly given up his Cooking Class so that we may bring you the Reunion of the Class of ’38. We are coming to you from Reggie Charette’s Cocoanut Grove at Enfield, Connecticut. The music is furnished by Billy Brown and his Swingaroos with Leah Galloway, vocalist, and special songs by Marge Buck, night-club entertainer. We first take you to the lobby of this popular night spot. There is Siggie Ligenza, noted sports announcer, checking his hat and coat and smiling at the hat check girl Phyllis Merrill. With Siggie are Eddie Novak, professional basketball player and middleweight champion Alex Mika. Sherwood Cunningham, owner of the Cunningham, Cunningham Cunningham Department Stores, looks on. Well, look who is entering the lobby. It is Frank Wilson, wealthy yachtsman, and George Bomely, famous aviator. At closer inspection we find that Mr. Wilson has an infected ear. That giggle sounds familiar. It belongs to Valentina Luczai, glamorous divorcee, entering with song-writer, Jimmy Glista, who is expected to become her sixth husband. John Campbell and Billy Connor have just flown in from Washington, D. C. where they are working in the Photostatic Department. Scattered about the lobbv we see Katherine Conlin, opera star, Yale professor Anthony La Voi and Anthony Javorski, Nobel prize winner for his latest book. Also seen are Thompsonville’s mailman Fran Malley with socialite Ruth Green. We leave the lobby and are just in time to see the finish of the floor show featuring dancer, Jean Bourgeoise and her troupe of girls including Helen Karcz, Dot Tatro, Liz Mahon, Flo Malinoski, Helen Pilch and Fannie Siemonko. The spotlight is turned on the well-known Hollywood cele- brities, Solange Stafford and Jack Clarkin. At their table are Stevie Stevens, Dean of the Stevens Seminary for Stafford Springs girls. Eleanor Brigada, news commentator and writer, Dominick Destro, Connecticut Senator of the United States Congress and Evelyn Tatoian, lady dentist. Allyn Most, famous scientist who has just returned from Africa, is telling an amusing story to his group about playboy Mario Sarno, of the United Baking Co. Mario was teaching the African natives to do the Big Apple. With Most are Margaret Sarno, hair stylist, Albert Montana, the Henry Ford of ’58, Anna Lasievicz, head buyer in the Cunningham Department Stores.

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