Southington High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Southington, CT)

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' ' x f r I . . , -F' .Hi -' 2 .1514 'f imaiws:-'i.hL3y-zsaviwLiam' L-g.:-, ' ' DEDICATION THOMAS PADDEN To you, Mr. Thomas Padden, we the class of 1961 dedicate our yearbook. This dedication can only express a small part of the thanks which we owe you. For the last two years, you helped us tirelessly on the road toward our final senior activities and graduation. Mr. Padden, you have helped us over many of the rough spots that we have faced and you have spent countless hours working for us, only because - for some strange reason you liked us. What can we say? How can we show our appreciation? All we can do is dedicate to you our book, THE 1961 CHRONICLE, and say wholeheartedly, Thank you very much, Mr. Paddenf' 4 1 'H '+'!!-r 'yE'.-7 fTT7f'!'F'1K'.WfE'T1 ?iYY m'L5'f'4'R0 '

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My 5 ,153 , 'Z' - c CWA ,r Q X Y ' V , A 1 ' 'I IN APPRECIATION the class of 1961. l MRS. SONYA GOOGINS Although you were only at S.H.S. for one year, you gave yourself in that one year to aid our class. You were not only a teacher, but an advisor and friend as well. You helped us through the confusion and hard work of our first production, THE SOPHOMORE SHOW. You spent many of your hours writing and directing, always ready to help our class. We wish to extend our sincere appreciation to you for the time and energy you gave to us. Thank you again. cern for us. 1' ' .1 5 MR. GEORGE KLOSS A rather motley crew entered the portals of S H S in 1956, and it was your chosen task Mr Kloss to advise this eighth grade class in its activities For three years you taught us aided us and guided us. Your advice in those three years molded the future of our class You built the foundation for We thank you, Mr Kloss for your patience work and guidance in those early years of our class history MR. RAYMOND JOYAL This 1961 Chronicle is largely a result of your work and guidance, Mr Joyal Without your care this very special book might never have been published in this form. We wish to mention our special thanks to you here so that we can always remember your con