Southington High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Southington, CT)

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6, 1 I A : 3Vf 0'Neill Lorenzo W. Langdon Frances D'AngeIo J ffij VlCeffPrinoipal' Assistant Principal ' Assistant Principal . 15 .. ,ln 'U '1- ' , -I-'Hy , 1 if Viv? ' 5:,1 i'Js Q f, 'I 'ft-iifitg' ' ' . iq? 40 NX. Msrace Brennan School Psychologist junda Hawken ,V fi ibrarian Armand Solomlla Career Guidance ,.,s 1 . Maryann D'AngeIo Guidance Dept. Priscilla N. Hemberger Librarian Walter Walonoaki Guidance Dept. n.ro rsrs Joe Daltilo Driver Education Julie Hullan Nurse Raymond Walsh Guidance Dept. Head --Q15 fx -.. --1' 1 John Fontana Thomaa Gormley Guidance Dept. Audio Visual Director Angela Manning William E. Snow Discover Ill Coordinator Guidance Dept.

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