Enfield High School - Echo Yearbook (Enfield, CT)

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To Mr. J. Homer Fowler, Head of the Department of Mathematics, whose patient and untiring efforts, and whose scholarly and gentlemanlike qualities have been a model for inspiration, this Classbook is appropriately dedicated. 3

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JOAN LUCZAI Editor’s Message This class book has been compiled with the thought of capturing for posterity significant phases of your school life. In your Echo are the friends, classmates, and teachers with whom you have been more or less closely associated. There have been moments of happiness and joy, heartbreak and disappointment, pleasure and pain. Occasionally a poignant scene appears, but in the over-all book, most of the incidents recorded are pleasant. In the years to come, as you associate the teachers with the subjects taught, the students with the classes, the teams with the games, the dances and the clubs and other extra-curricular activities with the people you know, you will capture again those moments when knowledge mixed with integrity and fun gave you the firm foundation upon which you base your life. The events perpetuated in this book happen every year at Enfield, but even though they do, these particular events are very special, because you were here, and the people who participated in them are the people you know. Relive these hours at your leisure. 4