Southington High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Southington, CT)

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J t, Alok VOLLEYBALL Arlene LePage Rosalie Pizzitola, Mary Ann Walonowski Maggie G'Hala, Loretta Witow- ski Not Pzclured Frances Wendt, Judy Nava- ICIIC Joyce Aldi and Carol Heise. I w ,Lf BASKETBALL The Honor Varsity Girls' Team had a very successful season. The record was four wins and one defeat. At the annual Sports Day, the Southxngton Girls won all three of their games beating Woodbury, Newington, and Litchfield. The Varsity Team consisted of Loretta Witowski, Rosalie Pizzitola, Arlene LePage, Maggie O'Hala, Mary Ann Walonoski, Ann Slack, Shirley Gemmell, Gerry Feeney, Ruth England, Loretta Kuhr, Roberta Moulton, Claudia Judd, Virginia Ellsworth, Emily Zawisa, Nancy White. The manager was Rhoda Prescher. On Thursday nights, the intramural tournament was held. Over 100 girls articipared The winning team consisted of Gail Schumann, Judy Kashur, Patty P ' - Palmieri, Judy Meccatiello, Caroline Miller, Shirley Colletto. 1 X I mtl 'Bla

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sv rv-gui J ..4... .lf SOFTBALL softball season of 1956, over fifty girls participated in the program. was held, where the girls from other schools visited Sourhington and skills of softball. Every Thursday afternoon an intramural tournament During the A softball clinic were taught the was held. During the l955 season, Southington played Newington High and won by the score -li-52. BOWLING CLUB The Girls' Bowling Club meets on Monday afternoon at the Southington Bowling Alleys. The club is divided into groups and these groups always bowl together. At the end of the year a tournament was held among the Southington girls. At this tournament- the highest bowler for the year was given an award and the high scorers and the team with the highest average for the day were also given prizes. ZF! 51 mlm. ste