Enfield High School - Echo Yearbook (Enfield, CT)

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The Enfield Echo 29 CLASS PRESENTATIONS (By Ciriaco Cardone, Jane Wagg, Alice Szczepanek, Joseph Goles) Janet Campbell............Golden Star How can we do you justice? You surely are a star! Actress, and cheerful person, Your gifts will take you far! Janet Armstrong Musical Instrument “Music hath charms” they say “To soothe the savage beast!” And Janet certainly has charms galore, In many forms, at least! David Johnston.......Scroll of Honors Most respected, class orator, he A student, a pal, and a friend. To his honors, no end we can see; On success, he can surely depend. Alden Ridley...............Golf Stick Alden’s favorite sport is golf, In which he does excel; The captain of the team is he; He may be a champ, who can tell ? Mary Halak Badge of Merit A most diligent girl is Mary, Whatever the work may be; Be it typing, debating, Dramatics, or skating, All hopes for her future we see. Irene Hoersch....................Music Irene has a voice that is grand, A Prima Donna some day she’ll be, Whether at home, or in some foreign land We’ll all be waiting to see. Frank Morrison..................Camera Camera are Frank’s chief interest, Of which he owns the best; He has many prizes to show That his work is standing the test! Antoinette Bosco...............Needles A homemaker is she, Her clever fingers fly, She will successful be When needles, she doth ply. David Dolge........................Car To David we give this little car, To take him near and far. He might take his girl to ride; Who she is, we can’t decide! Virginia Chillson Hair Rinse Virginia has lovely red hair, Which she arranges with care; This hair rinse will be sure Its radiance to secure. Elizabeth Shea................Cartoon Elizabeth is so bright and gay, Always doing her best, May she go merrily on her way, From good deed, never rest. Elizabeth Watton...........Want Ad Prizes in typing Betty has won She’ll use this knowledge well; Her services are in much demand, As this want ad all will tell. Leger Starr.....................Truck In business with his father; In hockey, just for fun. Take this truck, and use it; We’re sure that it will run. John Rybick...............Weathervane John Rybeck comes from King Street, In farming he excels; We’d like to make him happy; This vane our friendship tells. Charles Camparetto..Photo of Rooster In poultry and photography, Our Charles is very good; We hope this photo pleases him, Our praise is understood. Jane Wagg................Blue Ribbon Jane is very versatile Sweet and charming too, Loyal to old Enfield High To all its standards, true. Evelyn Santanella Book of Speech Evelyn is not afraid To talk in worthy causes, She’s a girl who knows her mind, To speak, she never pauses. Tho’ she may be quite famous, For this verse she’ll never blame us! Josephine Piorek......Flying Machine Come Josephine, in my flying ma- chine, We’ll roam over skylanes together; As hostess, or as secretary You’ll win, in any weather.

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28 The Enfield Echo interesting case on hand between Gene Lavigne and Robert Haight concerning a new counterfeiting machine. I see calamity for Marion Cicoria if she continues to run around with David Devlin the renowned hitch-hiking king. Joseph Gracewski has won a crown for being the best ham and egg raiser. Helen Jedziniak is superintendent of the State Reformatory for Women. She is happy in her work because she is able to put into practice her theory of—“How to Reform Delinquent Girls” by the modern method of fun and freedom. Wendla Redstone, Virginia Field, Theresa Gaudet and Dorothy Duggan have taken a new manual training course at Boys’ Town. Carol Horner has just finished a cartoon which will be exhib- ited at the 1999 World’s Fair. Her model was the famous comedy star, Janet Campbell. David Johnston and Raymond Kaminsky have just won the combined award for their marvelous performance in “Franken- stein’s Greatest Scare.” Eleanor Hyland and Fannie Haznar have signed a contract to advertise snowshoes in California. Gladys Falkowski has opened a new tea room near Fresh- water Bridge. At opening night she had as guest artist the only collegian goldfish swallower, Florence Falkowski. The magic liquid in the kettle has served its purpose and ceases to bubble. The “Phoney Forecasters” hope their predictions have pleased you and now we bid you adieu.

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30 The Enfield Echo Mary O’Hara Teacher’s Certificate Mary O’Hara to Normal will go, To drink her fill of knowledge; She will become a teacher, there, When she has gone thru college. Jean Conley Card of Congratulations 0 Flower that blooms for one alone, We cannot seem to scold you; The knight is ardent, and most fair; May happiness enfold you. Michael Melfa Basketball Many a game for his team, Was won by Michael’s fine work, This basketball will oft recall The fart that our “Mike” does not “shirk.” Rita Charest.................. Compact Shiny eyes and charming smile, Pretty face and sweet; Just to help you keep it so, Take this compact, neat. Helen Navikonis.....Check for $1,000 This little check for a thousand, Will never fail to aid; Here’s luck and happiness and fun, For a kind and thoughtful maid. Mary Shea...............Tennis Racquet Mary is a loyal friend, A steady worker, true; In golf and tennis she’s a star, She will win laurels, new Henry Polek....................Tractor Henry is an “Aggie”; With a tractor, he is clever; He will be a great success, In a most worthwhile endeavor. Wanda Koskie................Style Book With this book on styles of hair, We hope to do our part; We express our admiration, For your sartorial art. Earl Pelkey..... Book “How To Win Friends and Influence People” Earl is merry, Earl is gay, With a happy disposition! A loyal friend to have around; A jollier boy cannot be found. Frank Cook.........W’orld’s Fair Pass Frank did work and help and plan, To all our wishes cater, Though he helped us to make the trip, He had to wait ’till later. Edna Matyskiela Book Edna is a Librarian, fine, To help she’s always ready; This pretty maid from Suffield Is bright, well-read, and steady. Virginia Field Wreath Virginia is a quiet girl, But we all know' she’s clever; She does her lessons very well; For good friends, she’ll lack never. Mary D’Lorenzo.....Thermometer Mary plans to be a nurse, She will regret this never; For she’s sweet, and capable Of carrying out this endeavor. Mary Cammilleri...Good Report Card Mary, Mary, not contrary, Well do you cooperate; Pretty smile, and fine deportment, Yours should be a happy fate. Delia Swades.............Loving Cup In the winter she skates; In the summer she swims; This beautiful trophy, She deservedly wins. James Gaetani............Box of Pep Jimmy’s never in a hurry Always walks so slow Here’s a box of pep for him To make his energy flow. Janice Neelans...............Megaphone Her voice is soft And hard to hear This megaphone will Make it clear. Robert Underwood.................Model Bob likes such gay colors; A dress designer he will be; This doll will serve as a model, So he won’t have to pay a fee. Donald Comstock ..............Airplane Airplanes are my hobby, An aviator I’ll be; I’d rather sail above the clouds, Than a dark and stormy sea. Eileen Sullivan...Cinderella’s Slipper A fairy sprite, with dancing feet, An elfin smile, so sweet; May you have a happy future, And wear this slipper, neat. Vincent Porcello. Token of Friendship Vincent is an athlete, In three sports he excels; A better friend could not be found, And this his record tells.