South Windsor High School - Centurion Yearbook (South Windsor, CT)

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This Is • • • What we do Yeah Rah Rah...! Touch¬ down! SAT ' s! Drivers Ed.! Marching Band! State Championships! Yearbook Deadlines! Junior Prom! Graduation! Sophomore Rings! Photography! Shades! HHS! Outing Club! ...ect. ect. These are just a few of the many activities going on at SWHS. From French Club to Field Hockey, Football to Frisbee or from Outing Club rafting trips to Band ex¬ change concerts, there is a wide variety of activities from which to choose. Stu¬ dents can get involved in whatever interests them. Some choose just to con¬ centrate on their school- work and not get involved in extra activities but many students feel that activities make school worthwile. Something to look for¬ ward to besides classes” says J.J. Brown. Spirit week was one of our most interesting activi¬ ties. The Pep Rally and the Bonfire got the weekend off to a roaring start. The Homecoming football game against Rockville, and then dancing the night away was a perfect ending to our Homecoming event. Ho matter what anyone says about school being boring, there is always something going on. Whether it is academic or extra-curricular, anyone can (if they want to) man¬ age to get involved at South Windsor High School. Editor of the senior class section- ,Cathy Woska works diligently after school making layouts to meet an upcoming yearbook deadline. Junior Brian Symonds, charges forward through a field of Man¬ chester Indians one Saturday after¬ noon, in a game that ended in a Bobcat victory.

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Billy Tobin and friends try to enjoy a quick meal in our cafeteria, but are rudely interrupted by a year¬ book photographer. Junior class Spectators, Michele Infante, Amy Downey and Marie Brathwaite, watch the first game of the season with unleashed enthu¬ siasm. % In the music room before Vocal, junior Katie Plummer shares a piece of music news with friend and teacher, Mr. Anderson. % 4 Intro.

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So Let ' s Hot Say Goodbye When we look back We ll see our past So far gone--but on my mind. The years we struggled The days we tried The hours we learned The tears we cried Waiting for our time to come. To feel the sun... And not the rain We were together my friend for long How that part of our lives is gone I ' ll miss the fun that we have had The days of happy; even those of sad. We carried youth inside for long how the time has made our song. Signaling a time to grow And test the world we wait to know. While going so far in our tracks Hoping love will bring us back To where we were before When youth was at our door. I ' ll miss you so very much my friend And while I start to cry I ' ll not say good-bye Tor good-bye means the end And I still have ears to lend To hear you laugh or cry So let ' s not say good-bye Our time apart is tired But we still have youth inside I ' ll be seeing you again I ' m sure So if you hear a knock on your door... We ' ve had something very strong 1 know it will last ever long The words to you I ' m trying to send I ' ll love you forever my Best friend! 6 Introduction