Enfield High School - Echo Yearbook (Enfield, CT)

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 3n iflemortam He that helpeth youth is the servant of God; He provideth a kindness for many generations, And faces that he hath not seen shall bless him.” JOHN P. WHALEN Requiescat In Pace 195 1

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NNE M. HERMONAT University of Connecticut, B.A. ELEAN©R-K HAT[TLEY Arnold College MICHAEL J. RICCI University of Connecticut, B.S. POPPY R. FOWLER EVERETT BOSTROM New Britain Teachers’ College B.S. in Ed. JOSEPH D. LAMANA Boston University B.S. in Ed. WILLIAM O’NEIL Ithaca College B.S. in Music Education JOSEPHINE E. CUNNINGHAM RAPHAEL D. FAHEY St. Francis Hospital Teachers' College of Connecticut, B.S. PATRICIA A. BIGOS Our Lady of The Elms College, B.A. 6

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ATHERTON RYAN President PRESIDENT’S ADDRESS We have passed another milestone in our career. During the past four years we have been afforded great opportunities for preparing and developing ourselves for the future. It has been a privilege to jvork with such a tireless faculty who are ever encouraging us to greater achieve- ments. We have not been limited just to studies in Enfield; we have been encouraged in a complete program of activities. Proof of our success in the volutary program is presented in this ECHO . The outstanding phase of our Enfield life has surely been our asso- ciation with one another. Here we have learned how to live, to work together, and to combine our efforts for greater achievements. We can go forth into the world with greater confidence in ourselves and in our abilities to cope with life’s problems. Yet, as we pass through the doors of Enfield for the last time as students, we wish to pause a moment to express our sincere appreciation to our school, faculty, friends and parents for their patience, understanding and encouragement in our endeavors. Sincerely yours, 8