Enfield High School - Echo Yearbook (Enfield, CT)

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The Enfield Echo 31 Joseph Scavotto...................Pliers Joe Scavotto likes to play All kinds of sports from day to day; But now he must settle down and work, With dentists “pliers” he will not shirk. John Provenzano.................Clarinet Johnny is a quiet lad, Quiet all day long; We give to him this clarinet, So he can play a song. Thomas Sullivan Date Book Sully is a loyal friend, Constant, tried and true; This date book will remind him, Of girl friends, quite a few. Adele Baj Bike Tire To this girl from State Line, Who always rides a bike, We give this tiny tire, So she’ll not have to hike. Charles Brutto...................Trumpet This curly-haired boy does play, A trumpet with a band; And nlays it all the live-long day, Which always seems so grand. Doris and Lillian Kelly Identification Tags The Kelly twins are much alike, They can’t be told apart; To them we give a tag apiece, So they won’t break our heart. Eugene Lavigne...................Muffler Gene and his car need a muffler, Without one it’s scarcely efficient; This muffler of course, Is just for the “horse”; But a word to the wise is sufficient. Howard Hicks Traffic Laws Howard always drives to school, You never see him speed; He drives along with ease and care, And officers he’ll ever heed. Joseph Bosco Watch This bold lad is good at track, At hurdles, he can’t be beat; In college he will need this watch, To keep time with his feet. Nicholas Bartolotta Radio This lad has a Packard, A car he drives with ease; We all give him this radio To do with as he please. Thomas LaRussa.....................Car We find that Tom is a “jitterbug”, To Springfield he will go; This little car will take him far, And will our friendship show. Stanley Luczai....................Blue Ribbon Stan Luczai is an Aggie boy, Who is also able to run; To work on the farm is his great joy, And many prizes he’s won. Donald Campbell.................Hockey Stick Don Campbell is a speedster, On ice his skates will fly; Just hand him any hockey stick, And he will pass you by. Grace and Angelina Cassotta Bike for Two We have two sisters from Suffield They cross the bridge each day In case they should get weary, With this bike, drive care away. Louis Sperazza....................Joke Book Louis Sperazza, our smallest boy, Is ever gay and glad; He always likes to play some jokes, But these are not too bad. Irene Clarkin Hair Net Irene has soft and wavy locks, That always look so neat, This hair net will be helpful, And she’ll always look just sweet. Edward Ryan.....................'.Golf Stick Eddy is very good at golf, Plays his game right well; When 18 holes are over, His score to all he’ll tell. Arthur Manning....................Drum To play the drum is his delight, He practices both day and night; Th’s drum, we will confess, May help him to success. David Devlin Radio Book David likes his radios, For interest he’ll never lack; To him we give this radio book, So he can make some “jack.” Ruth Damon......................Debate Book This red-haired lass from Suffield way We’re sure the school will miss; “Debates won’t be the same,” we say, “We’re very sure of this.”

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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.

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32 The Enfield Echo Margaret Cook Catalog Margaret plans to go to college To further her education, Here we have a catalog To help her get a location. Gladys Falkowski..........Noiseniaker This pretty girl from Elm Street Is cute as cute crn be; She never makes a single sound, And trouble she’ll never see. Joseph Italiano...............Compass Joe is now a sea scout, A sailor he’s sure to be; To him we give this compass, So he won’t get lost at sea. Fannie Haznar.....Needle and Thread When it comes to sewing, Fannie is the one, To do the work, a good job, too, As though it were only fun. Frances Casavant.............A Jewel From Springfield Frances came To join our class this year; A jewel fair, she brings us fame, And to each one is dear. Mary Sheehan Emergency Kit Mary’s favorite career Will find her ready to lead; This emergency kit will surely fit And help a sweet maiden succeed. Katherine Kussotto Lipstick Katherine’s lipstick is very becom- ing, And she likes it too, To keep up her supply, we give her more, To keep it looking new. Fannie Pohorylo.........Roller Skates This active girl is quite athletic, She skates and rides a bike. When she falls we’re sympathetic, Because, then, she has to hike. Francis Smyth................Clarinet Smitty is an all-around boy, Athletically inclined, To the orchestra, he is a joy, A better lad is hard to find. Mary McNally Contract with Rudy Vallee A sweet girl is Mary, She has a sweet voice; To hear her sing ballads Makes us all rejoice. Carmelina DiFredo Dictaphone Record When in contests she competes, She brings a prize back home. Her adversaries, she defeats, On a dictaphone. William Jatkevicius Hammock William likes to take a rest, And play some tennis, too; This hammock will be helpful To help enjoy the view. Wanda Blondek....Shorthand Notebook Wanda is a worker, A good friend, and true; So she will be successful, With shorthand notebook, new. Desmond Hyde. Record of His Voice Our best looking boy can draw and sing; What could be more entrancing? Now you’d be very happy, If he would take you dancing. Marion Cicoria..................Pencil Marion is business-like And she may go to college May she use this pencil fine To help acquire more knowledge. Robert Leggett ..Book on Dancing Bob’s our best boy dancer; He plays a trumpet well; He’s merry all the live-long day, As all his friends can tell. John Renals......................Watch John is quiet and steady, He’s eager for work; For fun he’s always ready, And he will never shirk. Ciriaco Cardone..................Gavel Jerry is Home Room Chairman And a business manager, too; An “all-around person” is needed, And we pay our respects to you! Frank Zych Map, and Time Table Take this map and time table To use on your next trip; To help us, you proved able; Next time you may go via ship. Marie Lord Basketball To this athletic miss we give A basketball for sport; On Hazardville’s star team she plays, For this must be her “forte.”