1991 FERMI HIGH SCHOOL CT YEARBOOK

216 Pages·1991·15.6 MB·English

by  ENFIELD HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Filling in the last of the box letters on the
“Seniors 1991 'signwasajobrequiringteam-
work. Heather Veilleux pitched-in, doing her
parttocelebrate class spirit.
Katie Michaud learns the world of business
skills so essential in this complex computer
society.
Not all students
exhibited the
high spirits of
Dan Dumoulin
and Tim Grac-
zewski, espe-
cially in fifth pe-
riod English.
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Enrico Fermi High School
124 North Maple Street
Enfield, CT 06082
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Exhibitingthe resultsofthe season'sfirstgame, Jim
Little still manages a shy grin and a pompom wig.
TheendofSenioryearwouldseethedriftingawayof
many friendships. But at the beginning we could all
share friendships begun in our early years. Tracy
Angelica and Jen Kane celebrate a warm day in
September.
Taking a break from
senior archery, Marci
Olko and Mike Kelly
share a quiet moment.
These are the days we have loved
and hated.
We wished that some could go on forever
and prayed that some would just end.
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lughter laced with school spirit and of course the essential note-
)Ok,madetheworstofdaysbearableforJulieSchaeferandDebbie
ieg.
Thefall peprally introducedteammembers Petra
Jamieson and Cindy Ingalls to the Fermi fans.
Both were membersofthe Girls' Swim Team.
Preparing to cheer,
scream, and encour-
age varsityclassmates
are Tracy Angelica,
Brenda Long, Laura
Pfeiffer,pompomwav-
ing Melissa Pitti and
HeatherVeilleux.
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With pencil in hand, Mike Bullock
preparesforanotherdayofnotetak-
ing and process writing. Learning
the "Mother Tongue" kept all seni-
ors busy one period each day.
By Senior Year, Laurie Scovill, like
all seniors, knew one safe haven
within the walls of Fermi High.
Where else but the Nurses' Office
were all given T.L.C.
A brief laugh and a
bright smile light
the faces of Mi-
chele Collins and
Becky Tardif.
School was not al-
ways a serious un-
dertaking.
We
were given a limited time;
we worked to make the best of
it.
Struggling up our own ladders,
Making our own mistakes,
Reaching our own goals,
and tearing down our own walls.
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