Enfield High School - Echo Yearbook (Enfield, CT)

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The library collection contains books, periodicals, and pamphlets on aU the school subjects from auto- mobile mechanics to English drama. The reading interests of young people are reflected in the great number of paperbaclo and the many books on current social problems. Audio-visual materials, such as phonographs, re- cords, tapes, and film strips, supplement the printed collection to make the library a tme learning center. 1. Mrs. Marie McGarry, librarian 2. Mrs. Charlotte Gracewski , secretary Mrs. Mary Barnes, secretary

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■ ! Scholarships Guidance Mr. Raymond Cloutier, department chairman Mr. Richard Hellstein Guidance Resource Room TAKE! FIRSTS INTOYC FUTUR Miss Ida Perdnzet Mrs. Maureen Reilly, secretary Mr. William Wenzel Mrs. Jean Clarkin, secretary Mr. Stanley zuZel

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llTHNf The Foreign Language Department at Enfield High has continually encouraged students to study a foreign language not only to expand their knowledge of other cultures, but also to improve their potential in the world of work . French, German and Spanish are taught in an ap- proach that is audio-visual with emphasis on the sounds and grammar patterns of the spoken language. Latin is also presented in a dynamic manner with audio-visual materials that help the student develop a better cultural understanding of classical antiauity and its implications in the present, 1 . Mr. Mark Winzler 2. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Department Chairman Mrs, Sandra Brassard and Mrs, Sirvant Hintlian. BACK ROW: Mr, Paul Lucius, Miss Den- ise Blair and Mrs . Donna Swan .