Fermi High School - Traces Yearbook (Enfield, CT)

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As we bid farewell to you, the class of the nation ' s bicentennial year, we celebrate your birthday as well as that of our nation, since birthdays are not only celebrations of origin, but also celebrations of growth. You have reached a milestone in your life. You are part of an infinite world. Take a mo- ment now to lift your eyes from your books to see what lies beyond; to see not only what you have been, but also what you can be; to rediscover this wonderful nation of ours. I ask that you join inthe never-ending revolution, continuing to work on behalfof America ' s unfinished business, preserving what is good, making right what is wrong, passing on to the next generation the liberties our founding fathers gave to us. Our country has survived. We have had our problems. We have made mistakes, but we are still learning and growing after two turbulent centuries; and so you too, members of the class of 1976, will face problems and make mistakes, butyou too are still learning and growing. As the spiritof democracy still lives in America, even so your spirit will live in the lives of other students at Fermi High. t On behalf of the administration and staff I wish you every success. I Sincerely, Mario A. Gentile Principal 21

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MR. RAYMOND MARR MR. SEYMOUR SCHONBERGER Red House Housemaster Green House Housemaster ADMINISTRATION MR. HARVEY LACOMBE Blue House Housemaster

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BOARD OF EDUCATION DR. LOUIS MAGER Superintendent MR. ANTHONY TORRE Assistant Superintendent LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Keith Sears, Mr. Carl Becker, Mr, Michael Dougherty, Mr, John Gilhooly, Mr. Joseph Jedynak, Mr. Paul Gaylor, Mrs. Antoinette Strom, Mr. William McWha (Chairman), Mr. Francis Burke. ibaii ic t t ' r43: