Enfield High School - Echo Yearbook (Enfield, CT)

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As we look to the road ahead, we realize the path we leave behind has more than prepared us for the challenges of the future. While we reach to attain our highest goals, we shall never forget the friends and memories that have highlighted our high school years. We hope, too, that we may touch in some way the lives of others we meet and in doing so, spread a little love and share a little happiness wherever we may journey. Seek those experiences that wall teach and fulfill the most; never be afraid to try. For the future is yours, and the key word is reach. Kathy Hare, Kathy Miville, Linda Ruel Echo Yearbook Staff 1977 Enfield High School Enfield, Connecticut

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Residing in me hills of Stafford, Frank Tay- lor lives in communion with nature. A raccoon at his doorstep is an expected happening with his home nestled in the woods. The hikes to Mt. Tom and to Quabbin Reservoir have taught his students to appreciate nature ' s beauty and solitude. Af- ter hikes, you can al- ways be sure to see a picture of yourself, for he is an avid picture taker. Yet, he peeks out from behind the lens long enough to lend his hand working on the prom, and of course, graduation. It’s di fficult to tell someone just how grate- ful we are for their un- solicited help. We know, too, that if we ever feel the need to talk, he ' ll always be there. Because of this, we, the Class of 1977, are dedicating our yearbook to Mr. Frank Taylor, with all of our hopes and visions of what ' s to come in our lives. Thank-you, Frank Taylor. • if.