Enfield High School - Echo Yearbook (Enfield, CT)

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CLASS SONG (Words and Music by Sadie Luczai) Enfield High, our loyal friend, May we give thanks to you; Our hearts are filled With tears and grief, To leave a school so true. Hail, to Enfield’s sons and daughters, Faithful to our land, Firmly and strongly we shall protect it. Always united we’ll stand. We’ve had our fun in these four years And now we’ll have to fight, For freedom of worship, Freedom of speech, So dear to us, so bright. Hail, to Enfield’s sons and daughters, Faithful to our land, Firmly and stronglv we shall protect it. Always united we’ll stand.

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The Enfield Echo 15 PROGRAM FOR GRADUATION—JUNE 17, 1943 Class Motto—“Today We Follow, Tomorrow We Lead” Class Flower—White Rose Class Colors—Maroon and W'hite Processional—“Pomp and Circumstance”..................Edgar Invocation—Reverend Paul J. Bartlewski Orchestra a. Overture ........................................John Emerson b. America Forever...........................John Hadley Salutatory..........................................(Second Honor) EDWIN A. JARMOC Music a. Sympathy, from The Firefly.............Rudolph Friml b. This Is My Country......................Albert Jacobs GLEE CLUB Commencement Address DR. ALONZO G. GRACE, State Commissioner of Education INTRODUCTION BY WANDA PARVELAC Music a. Stars in Your Eyes.................................Noel Coward b. Sing Me To Sleep.................................Toland Greeve ERNESTINE BOURQUE Valedictory....................................(First Honor) FANNIE M. TOMASZEK Class Song........................Written by Sadie H. Luczai Presentation of Class Gift ROBERT E. KELLER, President of the Class Conferring of Diplomas EDGAR H. PARKMAN Announcement of Prizes PRINCIPAL J. FRANK HASSETT Conferring of Prizes SUPERINTENDENT KARL D. LEE Music—“Star-Spangled Banner”............... Francis Scott Key CLASS, AUDIENCE WITH ORCHESTRA ACCOMPANIMENT Recessional

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r The Enfield Echo 17 CLASS STATISTICS (By Marion Boland, Gladys Bonk, Harold Therrien, Lucy an Augustyniak) Hose Aloisa November 9, 1925 Thompsonville, Conn. Industrious and kind. Hi-Y Minstrel ;41; Delegate Assembly ’42; Girls’ Y Club 41, 42, 43; First Aid ’42; Junior American Citizen ’43; Junior Red Cross ’43. Mary Eileen Angelica August 22, 1924 Thompsonville, Conn. Be silent and safe-silence neper betrays you. Hi-Y Minstrel ’41; Fashion Show ’40; First Aid ’42; Junior American Citizen ’43. Lucyan Augustyniak (“Auggie”) October 25, 1924 Thompsonville, Conn. Art is power.” Class Treasurer ’40, ’41; Hi-Y Club ’41, ’42, ’43; Home Room Booster ’40, ’41; Nominating Committee ’40; Hal- loween Dance Committee ’41, ’42, ’43; Camera Club ’40- Junior Prom Committee ’41; Delegate Assembly ’41; Static Staff 42; Hi-Y Minstrel '41, ’42, ’43; Class Statistics ’43. Class artist. Mathew Bajek (“Benny”) October 8, 1924 Thompsonville, Conn. Worth makes the man and want of it the fellow. Intramural Basketball ’40, ’41, ’42; Basketball Manager 42; Freshman Basketball ’40; Freshman Baseball ’40- Home Room Booster ’41, ’42; Usher at Junior Prom ’42- Senior Prom Committee ’43; Hi-Y Minstrel ’43; First Aid 43; Class Trip Committee ’43; School Play Ticket Com- mittee ’43; Junior American Citizen ’43.