Enfield High School - Echo Yearbook (Enfield, CT)

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The Enfield Echo 21 Ralph Frederick Birkenshaw September 29, 1928 Hazardville, Conn. Beware of him who looks shy.” Future Farmers of America ’45. Peter Gordon Bridge (Pete) July 1, 1930 Hazardville, Conn. All good things don’t come in small packages.” Basketball ’44; Class Treasurer ’4G; Hi-Y Club '45, ’46, ’47; Latin Club '45; Hi-Y Minstrel ’46, ’47; Track Mana- ger ’45; Delegate Assembly ’45; School Play ’46; Senior Prom Committee ’46; Senior-Freshman Reception ’46; Hi-Y Basketball Team ’46, ’47; Projectionist ’46, ’47; School Orchestra ’47; Senior Class Book Ad Committee ’46. John Charles Brigada May 26, 1929 Thompsonville, Conn. A winning way. a pleasant smile are the things that make our lires worth while. Minstrel ’47; Delegate Assembly ’44; Carpentry Club ’46. Florence Marion Bush March 1, 1930 Thompsonville, Conn. Still runs the water where the brook is deep. Latin Club ’45; Member of the Ticker Staff ’47. Quietest Girl. Christine Marie Campbell October 12, 1929 Thompsonville, Conn. True to your word, your work, your friends.” Static Staff ’46; Hi-Y Minstrel ’45, ’46, ’47; Farewell Prom Committee ’45; Girl Reserves ’45, ’46.

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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.

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22 The Enfield Echo Dominick Frank Cardaropoli September 6, 1929 Thompsonville, Conn. He is friendly as he is big. Gloria Gertrude Carroll February 10, 1930 Thompsonville, Conn. A daughter of the gods, divinely tall, and most divinely fair.” Girl Reserves ’44, ’45; Static Staff ’46; Class Ring Com- mittee ’46; Junior Prom Committee ’46. Carmel Margaret Cicoria September 5, 1929 Thompsonville, Conn. And the twain shall part. Glee Club ’44; School Paper ’45, ’46; Camera Club ’45; Hi-Y Minstrel ’45, ’47; Prom Committee ’46; Girl Re- serves ’46. Theresa Rose Cicoria September 5, 1929 Thompsonville, Conn. This life has duties that are great. Glee Club ’44; School Paper ’45, ’46; Camera Club ’45; Hi-Y Minstrel ’45, ’47; Prom Committee ’46; Girl Re- serves ’46. Joseph Francis Cimino July 26, 1929 Thompsonville, Conn. Honor lies in honest toil.” Class President ’44, ’45, ’46, ’47; Latin Club ’45; Vice- President Hi-Y ’47; Hi-Y Minstrel ’46, ’47; Musical Oper- etta ’44; School Play ’47; Homeroom President ’44, ’45, ’46, ’47; Farewell Prom Committee ’45, ’46; Junior Prom Committee ’46; Chairman of Senior Prom ’47; Response for the Undergraduates ’46; Delegate Assembly ’47; Hi-Y Representative to New Haven Council ’46; Varsity Foot- ball ’45, ’46, ’47; Captain Football ’47. Most popular Boy. Best all-around Boy. f ' ' ' ' ' f r i l t