Enfield High School - Echo Yearbook (Enfield, CT)

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SENIORS

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Mr. Walter Sugalski Physical Education Coach, J.V. Football, Basketball, Baseball Mrs. Rebecca Connell Homemaking Mr. Robert W. Fitzgerald Economics, Business Law, Consumer Math Fundamentals of Selling, Yearbook Advisor Mr. Joseph D. Lamana Physical Education Assistant Coach, Football Miss Jean C. Davis Physical Education Mrs. Josephine E. Epstein School Nurse Mr. Harry Zeroogian Technical Drawing Mrs. Roberta Felie Physical Education 12

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CLASS OFFICERS Seated: Maureen Delaney, secretary Standing, left to right: Carl Wiezalis, treasurer Michael Blaney, vice-president William Cooper, president PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE Looking back over these last four golden years, I see many chasms of ignorance that were crossed by walking over the bridges of knowl- edge. With the faculty and administration laying the foundations of these bridges, success by the majority of us was guaranteed. Having these bases to work with, each of us placed his stones of achievement to make an unforgettable crossing. For many of us Seniors this bridge of knowledge we built on, will definitely not be the last one. An even greater bridge, with greater spans of knowledge will be undertaken by many departing Seniors this year, as they enter various colleges and technical schools. Those not going on to post-secondary education will also benefit from the foundations with which Enfield High has endowed them. These students, venturing into their diverse fields of employment, will build upon their foundation of learning, a free and democratic society consistent with their philosophy of living as learned in their educational career. These four years have, no doubt, filled the minds of many of us, desirous of obtaining an insight into the future, by taking full advantage of the courses provided by our school. But, above all, what most of us will remember, I believe, is the unity and quality of our class spirit. This spirit was not only reached on the athletic field and the dramatic stage, but also on the academic plane, the most beneficial of all. We can hardly begin to express our appreciation to the faculty and administration for all their hard work and determination to make us better products of this modern world. But we do hope to be worthy of all the conscientious attention they lavished on us in the years ahead. May our future deeds reward their efforts. 14 Campaign Promises P. I. P. William Cooper Presidential Candidate