Enfield High School - Echo Yearbook (Enfield, CT)

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The Enfield Echo 19 CLASS STATISTICS (By Benjamin Alaimo, Helen Kudla, Francis Robinson, Frances Ambrosini, June Provencher, Audrey Trlida) Benjamin Harry Alaimo August 4, 1929 Thompsonville, Conn. Easy does it with women as with horses.” Latin Club ’44, ’45; Basketball ’44; Homeroom Booster ’44; Delegate Assembly ’44, ’47; Hi-Y ’44, ’45, ’46, ’47; Varsity Football ’46; Hi-Y Minstrel ’47; Senior-Freshman Reception Committee ’47; Senior Prom Committee ’47; Chairman Farewell Prom Committee ’46; Host of Fare- well Prom ’46; Junior Prom Committee ’46; Business Manager Hi-Y Minstrel ’47; Farewell Prom Committee ’45; Hi-Y Delegate to New Haven “Better Youth Govern- ment” ’47; Static Staff ’47; Vice-President Class ’45; Treasurer Hi-Y ’46; Class Statistics Committee; Civil Air Patrol ’45. Elvira Catherine Albano January 25, 1930 Thompsonville, Conn. The spirit is higher than nature. Glee Club ’44, ’45, ’46, ’47; Operetta ’44, ’45; Hi-Y Min- strel ’45, ’46; Ticker Staff ’47; Junior Prom Committee ’46; Senior Prom Committee ’47; Farewell Prom Com- mittee ’46; Girl Reserves ’44. John Whitlock Allen February 25, 1930 Hazardville, Conn. Since when was genius found respectable.” Homeroom President ’44; Homeroom Vice-President ’45; Track Team Manager ’45; Track Team ’46, ’47; Motion Picture Projector Operator ’45, ’46, ’47; Camera Club ’44, ’45, ’46; School Play ’47; Freshman-Senior Reception ’44; Class Presentation Committee ’47; School Photo- grapher ’47. Frances Lucia Ambrosini July 9, 1930 Thompsonville, Conn. Say little, say well.” Honor Student; Glee Club ’44, ’45; Operetta ’44, ’45; Girl Reserves ’44, ’45; Hi-Y Minstrel ’44, ’45, ’46, ’47; Property Committee of School Play ’45; Junior Prom Committee ’46; Dramatic Club ’46; Usherette School Play ’46; Girl Reserves Dance ’45; Chairman Decorations Fare- well Prom ’46; Usherette Class Night ’46; Usherette Graduation ’46; Homeroom President ’46; Dance Instruc- tor ’45; Chairman Decorations Senior Prom ’47; Adver- tisement Committee for Year Book ’47; Class Statistics Committee ’47; Advertisement Committee for School Play '47. Best Dressed Girl.

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18 The Enfield Echo Barbara Reinhardt...........Parachute Barbara rides in Bobby’s car, She rides both near and far, He drives so fast, if they should crash This parachute she will need. Francis Robinson... .............Tire Francis has an auto, At least he calls it that; This tire will help him out, In case he gets a flat. Evelyn Rybeck........Bottle of Smiles Evelyn is a happy girl, To her a smile’s a sport, A bottle of smiles is just what she needs, So she will never run short. Ernest Scavotto.............Saxaphone The way Ernie plays the sax, He must have practiced long; In case he breaks the one he has, He can still finish the song. Micheline Scavotto......Vitamin Pills Mickey is our cheerleader, And she is plenty hep; These vitamin pills should do the job, And keep her full of pep. Stanley Sieminoko...............Crank Stanley works in a garage, And drives his own car too, no doubt, So if his car should ever stop, This crank will help him out. .Margaret Slanetz....Adhesive Tape Margaret it seems Likes to talk a great deal; This tape will keep Her quiet, we feel. Michael Sperrazza.........Letter “E” Mike is one of the best players of basketball in Enfield high today; You don’t know what you’ve missed, if you’ve never seen him play. ( lara Sperry...............Megaphone Clara’s voice is not too strong, She doesn’t talk above a whisper; So that we may hear what she has to say, This megaphone will assist her. 1 . Starr....................Camera Rita we know will always excel, In taking pictures that are swell; This camera will help some day, To send her merrily on her way. William Stimson........Feather Pillow Bill has a horse, I understand I think he calls it Brandy; To him I’ll give this feather pillow, Some time it might prove handy. Jeremiah Sullivan..........Mousetrap Jerry goes to Riverside each night, To skate and wolf the girls, With this mousetrap we hope he might Catch one with pretty curls. Lois Tierney..................Medal Lois, you always do your job, And do it well we know; May this medal and our thanks, Be with you as you go. Diane Thompson................Ribbon We see you wearing ribbons each day, As you are going on your way, Diane, this ribbon will be fine To make your blue eyes shine. Theodore Thompson...............Bell Teddy is a quiet boy, He never makes a sound; So here’s a bell for him, To let us know when he’s around. Audrey Trlida......Ipana Toothpaste Audrey has a pretty smile, And charming are her ways; Use this Ipana every day, Because a pretty smile pays. Helen Tuomala .........Report Card In school she is quite bright, Because she studies with all her might, Although in English she is at her best; She does all right in all the rest. Paul Vella ... ..............Plaster Paul, we know you like to dance, And to keep yourself so neat. But dancing causes corns, So here’s some plaster for your feet. Clare Warzyski...................Tie To Clare we give this flashy tie, So that when girls meet him they will sigh; It should also help to brighten up his face, So when he goes by, the girls will chase. — Continued on Wage 44

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20 The Enfield Echo Ethelbert Elizabeth Arnold (Betty) February 10, 1929 Hazardville, Conn. Girls of few words are the best girls.” Girl Reserves ’44, ’45; Hi-Y Minstrel ’45, ’4G. Agatha Mary Arnone September 9, 1929 Thompsonville, Conn. Knowledge comes by faithful study. Honor Student; French Club ’45; Ticker Staff ’47. Irving Joseph Arrowsmith April 12, 1930 Thompsonville, Conn. A carefree, witty lad who sings away his tasks.” Future Farmers of America ’45, ’46, ’47; Hi-Y Minstrel ’47. Wittiest Person. Francis Lawrence Barrila December 21, 1929 Thompsonville, Conn. A quiet boy whom we all know. Future Machinist of America ’45; School Play ’45; School Play Committee ’46; Dramatic Club ’46; Science Club ’44. Helen Marie Barszcz February 18, 1930 Thompsonville, Conn. Industry is the parent of success.” Salutatorian; Latin Club ’44, ’45, ’46, ’47; Girl Reserves ’45; Farewell Prcm Committee ’45, ’46; Junior Prom Committee ’46; German Club ’47; American Legion Ora- torical Contest ’47; WDRC Radio Program ’45; Co-Treas- urer of Class ’46; D. A. R. Good Citizenship Award ’47; Business Manager of Student Ticker ’47. Most Diligent Person.