Southington High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Southington, CT)

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so tw industrial arts ln the creative state a man is taken out of himself. He lets down as it were a bucket into his subconscious, and draws up something which is normally beyond his reach. He mixes this thing with his normal experiences, and out of this mixture he makes a work of art. E. M. Forster The creative person is both more primitive and more cultivated, more destructive, a lot madder and a lot saner, than the average person. lf k B ran anon Department Head Mr. Walter Walonoski 9 N .fy M yu' ,lil -5, . a Q X ' 'fe X e, ' '.,l'l'v, . l ' V- k, TQ: I-J 5-xlib' 1 , -. 'lf u ' Vila - l , ' f u i juli fo If' Mr. J. Ellsworth 111, I 1' - fi? If V lf y Mr. William Heath Q, Mr, Kenneth Conrad lVll'. Michael Gianelli Mr. David Rymza W 'Q Mr.j.B.1rQn lv1r,Gcrrn.1n XT: X-.1 1, -. f fsmmimwwm-Q'-nm-W-'M-MQRM-'vakw 'xx f ' wi lllng Flash! is ir- tl

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ifl v .12 Fig f, up my Q V, Q ecoraoraiies We may live without poetry, music and artg may live without conscience, and live without heart, We We may live without friends, we may live without books, civilized man cannot live without cooks. Owen Meredith But The discovery of a new dish does more for human happiness than the discovery of a new star Anthelme Brillat-Savarin .ada-smgvw-.,-...ia ,a....,N,1-,rsma-...-mv. 'v.+az.f.a.-.rar.!...1,4ai.Q1,...L.....mL,.-.s.a..., L1,,QLi,.- ' Lug ' ' H -' '- M ' ,, ,.,,.,,,. M.. ., i, ,.. ,, ,, . , .an J..- si...ir..-ia.,MaW-,,i..,.,,.-,::.1aa.:-V -W.,- ..... -..f.i...,....a...,.-.m....a...a..-3: Department Head Mrs. Frances Hallett Mfg, Susan O'Dea Miss May Olson Mrs. Debbie Marsh Department Head Mr. Robert Pease Mr. Kenneth Farmer ocational . 5 X X , ' Fi' fi K K -'fr' A .,.. - f Yffl 4 . . . 1 'f 4 ' . . 'ft 41-ki' , , - -- if , . .X :iz-i 51.-t-tfftifijgg-isle?-fi - ff' fa : . f ..: 1 . i fish-X few- Y ,512 W'W ' W -'-- 1 .. U MQ ia ex V . wiki: Leif-ii W: - -W' .ff'Ze'zi's-35-Ore ' t . will 'Q-fi' K . - .. 5123+ - xx v 5 X591 I ., . ,UA .yi Q, T , .f . . -5 Q, 7S'1x,f ,. - ' K .,:ak:i:t 1,,11'qtf17geQiP'i,,i5' .15 ' l? we-Iwi-2 it g.,.,.frf-A -Q - - lx-'ii xat-rzsfw -' .. Mizz. . ' . tgrnizvk' 4 . -- . 3,-,V -sr--xl 1+--fi ....,'d- -Q, '-'hm -. 2 ' ' ' y .N ,- vi.gff'j5gqi-j..?-t is ' - .4 iftt- ':,12.tf-tif -. 7 r ' f ' 1- ' -fi t' gwfQxgy...'fi,: .,' Zif ..,.. q,1:'Qig'3p--far: , '- 13: 1 , . , .' svf'I',Qe H- : Sgr :as 'kia gl' 'f' -Q 4 ' H3 'ewQagsgg-5-'l?T-f'g,51',:5:a:,S'm1gi-g-'-Afbgtfrggggfjgr.-tg-lg,il .is-J,-:fgg.-.X-,221-3' , ,, sr-rrggzagftz:.,,f.'a4:i+:f:54iwe wf:,,v2l:iffr,'.:i:tzfm'r.1P ' agriculture When tillage begins, other arts follow. The farmers, therefore, are the founders of human civilization Daniel Webster There is little life in the ground: it goes into the seedsp and it also, when it is stirred up, goes into the man who stirs it. 28 Charles Dudley Warner

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science Science and art belong to the whole world and before them vanish the barriers of nationality Goethe Where the telescope ends, the microscope begins. Which of the two has the grander view? Victor Hugo The most incomprehensible thing about the world is that it is comprehensible. Albert Einstein Biology Head Mr. Robert DeBishop 'fl '7 Chemistry Head Mr. Greg Campagnano M55 Nellie F- Sh9Pafd Mrs. Lee Rubbo A f1?fqQfLQ? A :mff'i1rXZ.'i' Mr. Theodore Przygocki Mr. A. F. Pedrolini Mr. Leonard L. Pirro L 7 . - iff ' ' ' iri' '- J, .r:1?CU:f 759' ,V f f f ' i gtiififgft fi l i:33f QIf35 J I f if-il , ' , ,sfff 15 Igdlffi3'.i2'f'r5Q'5fJa1,,f'i''H ' Jlsff' 10311 1' ff,'Z,,,Q2r1f' ' ,',' - . -'Iver ',.. .zz 4'fg1?i,:-wkfy' 1 fr-'? 'zfJw' Mw'fZ'1J' ft YN, rtire, f 5 Mrs, Jeanne Schumann Mr. l0S9ph Fiorente Mrs. Deanne Battista