Enfield High School - Echo Yearbook (Enfield, CT)

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Preface In I960 the stream of grammar school and junior high school merged to form a small river, which, as the class of ’64, flowed slowly at first, trying to find the right course. Around every bend awaited some new tributary, which added a quality to its character. Among these were classes attended, extra-curricular activities, and the many personal experiences. Each tributary fed the river, enriching it in strength and knowledge. At times the river churned with unexpected whirlpools and rapids. On other occasions it encountered snags and was slowed almost to a standstill. With increased effort the obstacles were overcome, the river surged forward and once again flowed smoothly, acquiring depths of interest. If a river is to run true to course, it must have banks to contain and guide it; so too, did this river have banks. The faculty and administration guided, showed the direction, and kept the river flowing toward its goal. During the entire trip, the course had been plotted for the successful arrival at its destination, where the river enters the sea. That destination has been reached; now the ocean looms, vast and unknown.

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Dedication MR. MAURICE F. SMITH With sincere appreciation for Ins guidance and interest during our years in the Enfield High School and for his tireless efforts in our behalf, we, the class of 1964, dedicate this ECHO to Mr. Maurice F. Smith, Superintendent of Schools. 2

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Tabic of Contents Dedication 2 Preface 3 Board of Education 5 Administration 6 Faculty 9 Seniors 15 Class Officers 16 Class History 17 Features 63 Sports 99 Advertisement 128 Staff Editor-in-chief Associate Editor Administration Editor Statistics Editor Features Editor Sports Editor Advertising Manager Student Photographer Walter Zywiak Joseph Alaimo Harry Tatoian, Jr. John Porcello John Douglas Beverly Andrik Marilyn Mokrycki Robert McMullen Charles Alaimo, Marsha Bridge, Peter DiRosa, Thomas Peraro, Paula Ricard, Daniel Riley, Barbara Roth. 4 Typists: Marie Curcio, Diane Gelinas, Virginia Lane, Kathleen Thompson.