Southington High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Southington, CT)

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Dedication Barbara Phillips seeks advice from Mr. Giallellof, Mr, Giallello helps out at a sen- ior play rehearsal?

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Athletic assemblies re- Hect the students, spirit in their schoolf, ..TI'lI5 SPIN IS The most important part in any school is you. Whether you be senior or underclassman, whether you be administrator or faculty member, whether the honors you win are academic or ath- letic-it is your behavior, your attitude, your participation, your effort and support which make any school. And it is you who have made Southington High the commendable school it is. Yes, you are the prime motivating force be- hind this fine school - your success is ours, our success is yours - and we extend our thanks to you in this, your yearbook.

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Mr. Cf, Dedication To Mr. Giallello . . . From The Class of 1966 Our life here at Southington High has come to a close. We have experienced great joy and im- mense sorrow. You, Mr. Giallello, have shared with us all these triumphs and disappointments. With deep admiration and appreciation, we therefore dedicate this chronicle, our dearest possession, to you, as a symbol for all that you have done. You were more than an advisor to us - you were a friend. You gave us guidance when it was most neededg you gave us encouragement when all seemed lostg but most important, Mr. Giallello you gave us yourself. You were there to help us at our most trying timesg sacrificing all you had to give. , We cannot write all that you have done for us - the list is too great. We cannot begin to thank you for all that you have given us. We can only tell you Mr. Ciallello, that We will always hold the memory of you warm in our hearts. Seniors have a friend in their advisorf'