Enfield High School - Echo Yearbook (Enfield, CT)

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Evelyn Kozlowski, Photography Editor; Carol Kresge, Co-Editor of Feature Section; Rosanne Morgano, Senior Section Editor; Henry Bennett, Ex Officio; Alice Godfrey, Editor-in-Chief; Mr, Sabath, Nigro, Advisor to the Yearbook Staff; Lois Karcz, Co-Editor of Sports Section; Gerald Collins, Co-Editor of Sports Section; Elaine Kislarewicz, Co-Editor of Feature Section; Michael Carenzo, Commercial Editor. Books, the open doors to greater opportunity The pages bound between the cover of the Echo for 1959 represent the finished copy of the record of our four years at Enfield High School. This book is a scrap book, a photograph album, and a diary of our high school career. The current emphasis on education has suggested our theme for this edition. The trend toward intensive education is exemplified in our high school, and our classbook in- scribes the serious approach our classmates have taken toward educational achievement. The contents of this chronicle have been compiled as a memory book. In it we have tried to capture the mood and the times. Our high school life is but a section of the story. However, without the friendships, understanding and knowledge secured, we could not call the book complete. The doors have now been flung open before us. We are standing at the threshold of our future. Looking back over our shoulders, we can see the people to whom we are greatly indebted for the knowledge we have gained. Our administrators, teachers, parents and friends have been important chapters in our Book of Life. Because of their guidance, we have accomplished our purpose, and we may confidently look toward the future and greater opportunities. 4

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(Dedi ication MR. KARL D. LEE Superintendent of Schools Mr. Karl D. Lee has completed forty-five years of educational service, the last thirty-two of which he has devoted to Enfield. Beginning as principal of Enfield High and terminating as Superintendent of the Enfield Educational System, Mr. Lee has left a trail of appreciative stu- dents, colleagues, and townspeople whose regret at his retirement is matched only by their well wishes for his future. Under his friendly and skillful guidance, students have been shown the doors of oppor- tunities that have led them to eminently successful and happy lives. In appreciation of his devotion we, the young people of Enfield, dedi- cate our Class Book. 6