Enfield High School - Echo Yearbook (Enfield, CT)

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CLASS OF 1946

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The Enfield Echo 3 CLASS OF 1946 ACADEMIC ♦CATHERINE RITA ALAIMO CHARLES BENJAMIN ALAIMO MARILYN JANE ANDERSON EILEEN JEANETTE BABONAS LORRAINE MARY BAILARGEON IRENE BEATRICE BARONIAN VITA LUCY BASILE PALL SAWYER BELLINGER 'CONSTANCE MARIA BOSCO •DOROTHY GRACE BRIDGE •JOSEPHINE CATHERINE BRUNO MARLAN ELAINE CRAFTS ♦CLARE RITA CROTEAU ♦ROBERT EDWARD CUMMINGS ♦WILLIAM JOHN EDGAR RAMONA CONSTANCE FIGURATO ROBERT LINCOLN FUGE LORRAINE MARIE GAGNE ROLAND ARTHUR GAGNE ♦VIRGINIA ANN GREEN DEARBORN FRANCIS HALPIN FREDERICK ANTHONY HANKS ♦♦JAMES JOHN JACKSON ♦FRANK JOHN JAKUBIEC ♦HELEN CONSTANCE JAVORSKI ♦CHARLES WESLEY JOHNSON. JR. CLAIRE LORRAINE KINGSBURY BERNICE TERESE LARABEE JOHN FRANCIS LEETHER LINDA ELAINE LEGIENZA BERNICE LOUISE LEHMANN JUNE HELEN LESNIAK LORRAINE MARY LYONS THOMAS FORD MAILLOUX ELIZABETH ANN McCULLOUGH MARION MARGARET MILLER JOHN JOSEPH MORRISON ♦IRENE HELEN NORATOVICH HELEN ROSE NOVAK ♦NATALIE FRANCES NUCCIO DOROTHY ELIZABETH OATES ROBERT EARL PARE JOHN RAPHAEL PASTORMERLO JOSEPH JOHN PERRY ELEANOR ELIZABETH POLEK LEO DAVID PORCELLO JAMES MARSH RICHARDS ROBERT JOSEPH ROSSI SAMUEL JOHN RUSSOTTO JANET ELIZABETH SANGER FRANK CARLO SARNO FRANK JOHN SEVERINO «RICHARD WILLIAM SHIELDS JOSEPH JOHN SKARZYNSKI THADDEUS JOSEPH SOLTYS THERESA MARIE SREDZINSKI LORRAINE MARY TANGUAY PAULINE CLAIRE TURGEON RICHARD MILTON VINING «MALCOLM CHARLES WOOD NORMAN WILLIAM YOUNG VOCATIONAL JOSEPH JOHN ANNIS TERESA ANN CLAIRE ANNIS MARIE TERESA BINNENKADE KENNETH WILLIAM BOHANNAH MARJORIE THERESA BUSHEY JENNIE NANCY CANCEMI LILLIAN JENNIE CANCEMI CHRISTINE CLAIRE CARENZA JOSEPHINE MARIE CASIELLO MARY ELIZABETH CHAPPELL ♦SADIE GLADYS CHMIELEWSKI -ROSALIE MARIE COLCA THERESA DELORES CONLEY CLAIRE MARY CORMIER JEAN MARY CYGAN HERBERT EDWARD DAVIDSON ANTHONY DEDONIS ROSLYN MARY FUREY JOHN ROSCOE GORMAN LEONA CONSTANCE GOURINSKI FRANK WALTER GRACEWSKI DONALD BRUCE HARTLEY MADELYN ELEANOR HAYDEN JEAN ANNETTE HUMPHRIES NELLIE MARIE KAMAY JOSEPH JOHN KASPERZAK MAGDELENA STEFFIE KERTENIS MARGARET ANN KERTENIS JOSEPHINE FRANCES KORONA HERBERT JAMES LEACH RUTH FRANCES LYNCH ♦♦♦ELINOR LOUISE MacGOVERN MAE ELIZABETH MacWILLIAMS WILLIAM JOHN MAHON JAMES ALPHONSE MANISCALCHI ANNA ANNETTE MAROCCHINI WANDA ELEANOR MASTALICZ DORIS MAE McGARRETT NELLIE JANE NABONZY BARBARA ANN NOLL MABEL ELIZABETH NORMAN DONALD FRANCIS OBRIEN HELEN MARGARET O’BRIEN MARY ANN PATTI IRENE JEAN PIOTROWSKI IDA MARIE PORCELLO JAMES RICHARD RAGNO MARY JOSEPHINE ROMANO BERNARD THOMAS SANTANELLA EILEEN MARY SZYDLOWSKI RAYMOND HORACE TANGUAY HILDEGARDE BERNICE THOBEN BARBARA JANE THOMPSON SAMUEL DAVID TRAPANESE STATIA JANE WENC ROSE MARY WOJNAR EVELYN RUTH ZAWISTOWSKI HELEN ANN ZYCH VETERAN’S GENERAL COURSE DOMINIC CARMEN CIMINO SEBASTIAN CYGAN STANLEY KAZMIERSKI WILLIAM ALPHONSE TESTONI Highest Honor High Honor Honor

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t£bc Enficlb Echo Published at intervals during the school year by the members of the Enfield Public High School, Thompsonville, Conn. Entered as second-class matter February 21, 1917, at the Post Office at Thompsonville. Conn., under the Act of March 3, 1879. VOL. 33 THOMPSONVILLE, CONN., JUNE, 1946 NO. 1 WELCOME (By Richard Vining, President) As president of the graduating class of 1946, I welcome you to our class night exercises. We, the members of the Class of ’46, have for the past four years worked diligently to attain this first step in our commence- ment exercises. We have been in high school during three years of war. Though some of our members have gone to the army and navy and though many of the others have served on the home front, we have carried on our education. Now that peace is here, our goal in sight, and our eyes focused on the future, we stand ready to meet whatever comes our way, thanks to the help that was given to us by you, our teachers, parents, and friends. We are going out to fulfill our destiny with a determined spirit and a will to win. Tonight, however, we have met to recall the happy hours at Enfield High. Once again, on behalf of the graduating class of nineteen forty- six, a sincere welcome to you. CLASS HISTORY (By Dorothy Bridge) Tonight, as we look back upon these past four years at Enfield, many events flash before our minds. When we entered the doors of this school as meek, mild freshmen, this Class Night seemed very far away. Now it is here, and we pause tonight to catch hold of some memories we never want to lose. Our first day as freshmen, back in the haze of 1942, is just one such memory. Don’t let anyone fool you. We were scared to death! We wandered around through strange rooms and suc- ceeded in getting misplaced here and there. With us came our principal, Mr. J. Frank Hassett who replaced Mr. Langford. Then came the Senior-Freshman reception. That night we gazed in awe