Southington High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Southington, CT)

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The Chrccmmislle of 11946 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page DEDIGATION .... 3 IN MEMORIUM ..... 5 CLASS BIOGRAPHIES .... .. 6 HONOR ROLL ................... . . 15 ITINERARY FOR CLASS OF 1946 ..... . . 16 CLASS HISTORY .... . . 17 CLASS POEM ..... . . 19 CLASS WILL ............. . . 20 CLASS PRESENTATIONS .... . . 22 POPULARITY CONTEST .... . . 27 CLASS PROPHECY ....... . . 28 FACULTY .......A . . 33 CLASS PICTURES . . . . . 34 ACTIVITIES ...... . . 38 SPORTS ............. . . 42 INFORMAL SHOTS .... . . 47 BABY PICTURES ......... .. 51 KEY TO BABY PICTURES .,.. . . . 53 S

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-'! u'w?W -. gpg' , , f EZ-Efxtv ' ,' U- -1 wi XZ'-L Y X -is W Q MRS. LEONARD JOLL As we look back on our years in Lewis High School it is natural that we think of someone whose unfailing help and sincere efforts have made a successful graduation possible for us. We have in mind, when we say this, Mrs. Leonard Joll, our class advisor during all of our time at Lewis. Her job was a long and tedious one, full of worries and disappointments, and the way in which she handled all our greater social and financial problems was, indeed, remarkable. She retained great patience with us at all times and could always be counted on to settle minor difhculties correctly and speedily. When the class began to fall down in its plans, Mrs. Joll's hard working served as a constant reminder to us of the job which lay ahead of us, and her high ambition and understanding provided the necessary inspiration to aid our progress. She believed, at all times, that each member of the Senior Class had an equal vote in each class activity and she continually stressed the importance of cooperation among the class. It would be impossible to list all the ways in which she had aided us, in such a small article as this, so to a swell teacher and a grand woman, we can only say uThanks.