Fermi High School - Traces Yearbook (Enfield, CT)

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mM By different methods different men excel. But where is he who can do all things well? — Church li 6 ) T

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The twelve years that we seniors have spent in school were just abeginning in developing and understanding ourselves. The future will bring more changes, and changes will hope fu 1 1 y bring a fulfilling life to all of us . At Enrico Fermi High School the uniqueness of our students is obvious. We would like to present the diversity of each student as illustrated throughout each page of the Traces nineteen seventy-six yearbook. 5 ■

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Through the extensive activity program at Fermi High every student has the oppor- tunity to sample the careers and experi- ences which one may wish to pursue after graduation. A 1 1 of these activities are or- ganized, not to create experts in a particu- lar field of I ntere st, but, by degrees, to present some of life ' s expectations. Res- ponsibility, dependability, and a sense of duty are some important qualities that each person might develop in coping with obsta- cles that arise in almost every activity. The Fermi Band, Lamplighters and the Future N urses C I u b are but a few of the outlets which enable a student to share his or her capabilities with others. Regardless of talent, experience or even age, interest Is the only limiting factor for membership to an activity. From there, only the amount of time and energy one devotes to a g r o u p deter m i ne s the satisfaction gained. Ac- tually, it is the FREEDOM TO CHOOSE that makes one ' s life pleasurable, dull, exciting or even solemn. This then. Is the underlying factor behind every activity, just waiting to be discovered and utilized by every high school student, as part of the diversification of maturity. s 7