Enfield High School - Echo Yearbook (Enfield, CT)

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18 The Enfield Echo John Gorman................ Date Book John, you are so very handsome, With your eyes of blue. This date book will remind you Of girl friends, quite a few. Thomas Mallioux.............New Car We can hear your car from a long way off. And the noise it makes is not very soft. So take this new one, don’t be a chump. And throw the old one in the dump. Pauline Turgeon............Date Book To you we give this date book And hope that you will find, Enough dates and boy friends To fill each space and line. Donald O’Brien.........Freckle Cream Donald has freckles galore, He’s got a thousand, if not more, So put this cream upon your skin, And they’ll disappear like a sad man’s grin. Dorothy Bridge....................... This brown haired lass from Haz- ardville way, We’re sure the school will miss; “Debates won’t be the same,” we say, “We’re very sure of this.” Frank Jacubiec Book on “How to Wrin Friends and Influence People” Frank is merry, Frank is gay, With a happy disposition. A loyal friend to have around, A jollier boy cannot be found. Ida Porcello......... Ball of String In her spare time Ida is a clerk And from this work she’d never shirk. If she’ll tie her bundles with this string, Her customers won’t lose a thing. Mary Chappell Baby Bonnet To the baby of the class We present this bonnet, And we hope the little lass Will some day want to don it. Charles Johnson........Can of Beans We know this can of beans, Charles will guarantee Because we bought it At the A P. Dearborn Halpin...........Motor Cycle A motor cycle to Derb we do declare To take him through school doors with care. He might take his girl for a ride But who she is, we can’t decide. Claire Kingsbury............Paint Set As an artist you are widely known And your reputation has quickly grown; Some day you will gladly exclaim, That this paint set brought you fame. Frederick Hanks..................Drum When a little boy insists on playing And bothering his dear teacher, He really should be given a toy— This drum is what we feature. Joseph Skarzynski.........Check Book In your business dealings, Wherever you may be, A check book comes in handy, For you as well as me. Helen Zych Letter of Recommendation Quiet is her nature, A better worker none can be; This letter is presented here, That all may hear and see. Evelyn Zawistowski..............Shoes There is a lass who loves to dance From morn till set of sun. To her we give these dancing shoes And wish her loads of fun. Herbert Leach........Cave Man’s Club Are you so very quiet, Or is it just a bluff? Here’s a club to raise a riot; Now try the cave man’s stuff. Mary Romano.....................Puppy Seeing you’re so small and short To you we give this pet; It will not make you grow at all But will keep you company, I’ll bet. Charles Alaimo..................Knife His father has a grocery store, And Chick works there, too; Cutting meat is quite a job, The work this knife will do. Malcolm Wood...................Pepper Variety is the spice of life, Wherever you may turn. A little pepper now and then, Will help you this to learn. —Continued on Page 4}

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STATIC STAFF E. H. S. CHEER LEADERS

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The Enfield Echo 19 CLASS STATISTICS (By Virginia Green, Hildegarde Thoben, Marie Binnenkade, James Richards, Bernard Santanella) Catherine Rita Alaimo (“Kay”) August 3, 1928 Thompsonville, Conn. Jeepers.” Honor Student; Girl Reserves ’43; Glee Club ’43, ’44, ’45; Hi-Y Minstrel ’44; Class Secretary ’44; Delegate Assembly ’44, ’45; Latin Club ’43, ’44, ’45; Booster ’46. Charles Alaimo (“Chick”) August 29, 1928 Thompsonville, Conn. Shoo!” Homeroom Chairman ’43; Debating Club ’43; Freshman Hi-Y '43; Treasurer Speech Club ’44; Junior Red Cross '43, ’44, ’45, ’46; Librarian ’44; Latin Club ’44, ’45, ’46; Inter-class Track Meet ’45; Usher— Junior Prom ’45; American Legion Oratorical Contest ’45, ’46; Junior Prom Committee ’45; Hi-Y Minstrel ’44, ’45, ’46; Fai'ewell Prom ’45; Static Staff ’46; Freshman-Senior Reception ’46; Homeroom Booster ’46; Homeroom Vice-Chairman ’46; School Play ’46; Hi-Y Cast Party Committee ’46; Cross Country Track Team ’46; Vice-President Hi-Y Club ’46; Track ’46; Hi-Y Delegate to “Better Youth Government” ’46; Publicity Chairman Senior Prom ’46; Dancing Instructor ’46; Class Prophecy. Most Businesslike Person. Marilyn Jane Anderson (“Andy”) August 2, 1928 Thompsonville, Conn. And sluff like that. Honor Student; Freshman Girls’ Y Dance ’43; Girls’ Y ’43, ’44, ’45, ’46; Latin Club ’43, ’44, ’45, ’46; Farewell Prom Committee ’43; Girls’ Y President ’44, ’46; Chair- man Girls’ Y Dance ’44; Junior Red Cross ’43, ’44, ’45, ’46; Delegate Assembly ’44; Chairman Latin Club Dance ’46; School Play Property Committee ’45; Hi-Y Minstrel ’44, ’45, ’46; Usher Spelling Bee ’46. Joseph Annis (“Joe”) March 24, 1927 Thompsonville, Conn. Music makes men merry!” School Orchestra ’44, ’46; Hi-Y Minstrel ’43, ’44, ’46; Camera Club ’45; Varsity Basketball ’45, ’46; Varsity Track ’46; Booster ’45. Most Musical Boy.