Enfield High School - Echo Yearbook (Enfield, CT)

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Kneeling, left to right: Joan Mahelsky, Beverly Broderick, Carol Vezina, Carol Mc- Donald, Sandra Taylor. Second row: Michael Bromage, Donna Argenta, Valedictorian John Mokriski, Saluta- torian Joan Tyler, Gary Pellegrini, Joyce Carpenter, Theodora Ulavich. Third row: Joanne Bellico, Judy Diegoli, Mary Jane Adams, Christine Gourlie, Clara Rinaldi, Sally Rodowicz, Jean Tyler, Loretta Turek, Barbara Wheeler. Back row. Sandra McDonald, Joyce Lees, Arthur Lavalette, Jeffrey Tyler, Patricia Blaney, Joseph Krzys, Albert Laughlan, Bernard Satkowski, Charlotte Sideravage, Robert Zarcaro, Marilyn Johnson, Shirley Williams, Trina Giaccone, Linda Hardiman. CUM LAUDE By virtue of their earnest study and resolute endeavor thirty- six of our classmates graduated Cum Laude. This title, which is bestowed upon the upper twenty percent of the graduating class, marks the highest achievement and honor obtainable. It manifests outwardly a high degree of growth and intellectual maturity. 15

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CLASS OFFICERS Jean Congrove, Treasurer Donna Argenta, Secretary Michael Bromage, Vice President Gary Pellegrini, President President’s Message In our ever expanding and advancing nation, education has become an intricate part of our country's growth. Education, when introduced into the human mind, forms the ideals and the basic understandings under which we live. As a small twig is affected by the winds, the rains, and the snows, so the human mind is affected by the types and strengths of the education it receives. The beginning education a child receives will influence his behavior and growth throughout his life. Thus, a good early education means a good citizen. Armed with the education gained at Enfield High School, we must now take our places in our everchanging world. To our principal, our faculty, and most of all, our parents we express indebtedness for the guidance they have so conscientiously rendered. This has led us through an unmatched period of our growth — our high school years. It is to them that we dedicate our future achievements. As we all know — as the twig is bent, the tree's inclined. 14

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EUNICE EVELYN ANGELL September 18, 1940 Y-Teens 1; Junior Red Cross 3. CAROL LILLIAN AQUILINO July 30, 1942 Y-Teens 1; Glee Club 2, 3; Junior Re Cross 2; Junior Achievement 3; Dran atics Club 4. AUDREY LILLIAN ANDERSON Audie August 7, 1942 LILLIAN MARIE AMBROS1NI ’Breezy March 5, 1943 Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Class Ring Com- mittee 2; Junior Farewell Proms; Most Attractive Girl; Best Dressed Girl. MARYJANE ADAMS March 8, 1942 Junior Red Cross 2; Senior Play Com- mittee 2; Glee Club 2, 3; Junior Prom LILLIAN AMBROSINI Most Attractive Girl Best Dressed Girl