Enfield High School - Echo Yearbook (Enfield, CT)

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PRESIDENT’S ADDRESS Four years ago, like all entering Freshmen, we enrolled at Enfield with great trepida- tion, awed by the thoughts of the tasks that would confront us here. Four years of grinding and refining have given us a confidence to meet the tasks that face us in the future. We have attained from our fine school one of the two instruments with which we can fulfill our ambitions. This attainment is knowledge. The other with which knowledge must work hand in hand is experience. This we will acquire as we carve out our respective careers. It can not be found in books, as the former, but it must be found in our contacts with life. The influences which have molded us during our past years here shall be felt strongly even when we have reached our fondest goal, and these influences will play a major part in helping us toward success. To have been members of the class of 1950 has been perhaps one of the greatest privileges we shall ever know. To have the privilege of studying under such kind and provident tutelage has been encouraging to all of us. To you, my classmates, this is farewell. It is tendered with mixed feelings—happiness in the thought that each one of us has successfully completed the course here in Enfield and regret in the thought that our daily associations as a class must end. Sincerely, Edgar Gorman, Jr. 8

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FRANCES JANICK American International College, B.S. in Ed. HELENE LEARY College of New Rochelle, B.A.; University of New Hampshire, M.A. ELIZABETH CROMBIE College of New Rochelle, B.A.; Boston University, M. Ed. IRENE GLISTA Our Lady of Elms College, B.A. MICHAEL RICCI University of Connecticut, B.S. ISABELLE M. LANDRY American International College, B.S. in Ed. ELEANOR BARTLEY Arnold College, New Haven ELIZABETH BEST Bates College, B.A. 7

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SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS RUTH ZIMMERMAN Secretary PHILIP HAPGOOD Vice-President GREGORY ARVANTELY Treasurer