Enfield High School - Echo Yearbook (Enfield, CT)

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18 The Enfield Echo CLASS SONG (Words and Music by Jeanette Mercier) cr i : fi. hr 4 - t 1 J 3 !. 4 1 T i . 9 3 t f f F- f - C 9 . I 1 ■ . f f T f p p f. f 9 •y j I 1 ► ► ► ► ft 6 ] i LV- r - L p - p, is 1 4 J. ' V - 9 « 1 1 I f ♦■n-J b-j- - . • t iA r . . ► P r - £ b . . 2 • f 1 : L r p f A A ■ » r r 1 . Z C » r i „ y tv-, - -j P I r jL 4- i 4 4 Ml f TZ 4 ■ 1 1 ■ « •” , -T- ■- -i ■ mg- —t- 0 0 t- i I I t V V - ■ f - P fit . .m V p L w - 'V- ■■ L r , J —r T Z P » ! » i :w, Jb ' L- t 4 , L ' ,» nz . ■ 1} to I - - t « i , r — p ... — 4 r i v- —6 P -I.—to— J ► 5 • . ' b —y —f p ' x t e- Our High School days are over as we gather here tonight, May our efforts bring success to a future long and bright. The past four years at Enfield High we’ve worked and stood the test, To serve our school and country our class has done its best. To teachers true we owe our thanks for all that we have gained, Their sincere and honest efforts shall not have been in vain. For those who are not here tonight because their country called We wish for them the best of luck, may God protect them all. To many friends and classmates we will bid a fond good-bye As the Class of Forty-Five leaves dear old Enfield High. And to our alma mater wc all now pledge anew, In highest hopes our loyalty, forever to be true.’

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The Enfield Echo 17 PROGRAM FOR GRADUATION — JUNE 21, 1945 Class Motto—“Effort Brings Success” Class Flower—American Beauty Rose Class Colors—Blue and White Processional—“Pomp and Circumstance”.............Elgar Invocation REV. C. HOMER GINNS “Nobility Overture” ................. ...-.....O’Neill HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Salutatory -.(Second Honor) RICHARD II. ZAWADA “Connecticut March”....................... Seredy “Stars and Stripes”....... -....................Sousa HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Commencement Address DR. RAYMOND G. DREWRY Director of the Division of Teacher Education, Springfield College “There’s Something About A Soldier”..................Noel Gay HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Valedictory................................... (First Honor) WANDA M. ZACZYNSK1 Class Song.................Words and Music by Jeanette Mercier Presentation of Class Gift RAYMOND J. KELLER, Class President Conferring of Diplomas MR. ROBERT C. DEMING Supervisor, Adult Education, Division of Instruction, Conn. State Dept, of Education Announcement of Prizes PRINCIPAL J. FRANK HASSETT Conferring of Prizes SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS KARL D. LEE “Star Spangled Banner”....................Francis Scott Key GRADUATES AND AUDIENCE Recessional

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The Enfield Echo 19 CLASS STATISTICS (By Marjorie Sauer, Rita Porcello, Teddy Buczkowski, Jeanette Mercier) Joseph John Adamcheck (“Joe”) May 28, 1927 Thompsonville, Conn. Worry never did a man good.” Home Room Booster ’43, ’44, ’45; Football '44; Baseball ’45; President of F. M. A. ’45. Charles Peter Agro (“Chic”) July 4, 1927 Thompsonville, Conn. What sweet delight a quiet life affords.” Junior Red Cross ’43, ’44, ’45; Science Club ’43, ’44; Civil Air Patrol ’44; Camera Club ’44, ’45; Morse Code Club ’44; Junior American Citizen ’42. Quietest Boy. Edward C. Allen (“Eddy”) December 22, 1927 Hazardville, Conn. The blush is sometimes nice But mighty inconvenient.” Honor Student; Home Room Chairman ’44; Home Room Booster ’44, ’45; Orchestra ’43, ’44, ’45; Camera Club ’44, ’45; Ad Committee for Year Book ’45; Advice to Under- graduates ’45. Best Looking Boy. Sebastian Roy Angelica (“Buster”) May 5, 1928 Thompsonville, Conn. Clever, witty and always happy A cheerful smile and very snappy Full of fun and mischief too, Doing things he shouldn’t do.” Class Treasurer ’45; Picture Committee Chairman ’45; Varsity Basketball ’45; Varsity Football ’45; Delegate Assembly ’43, ’44, ’45; Camera Club President ’45; As- sistant Manager of School Play ’44; Assistant Manager of Basketball Team ’43; Manager of Baseball Team ’44; Manager of Basketball Team ’44; Intramural Basketball ’42, ’43; Freshman Football Team ’42; Freshman Base- ball Team ’42; Gift Committee Chairman ’45; Hi-Y Club ’42; Junior Red Cross ’42, ’43; Home Room Booster ’42; Science Club ’43. Most Cheerful Boy. Noisiest Boy. Most Mischievous Person.