Southington High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Southington, CT)

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Times Twoge th er Were Times Of Growth he time that we spent together at S.H.S. turned into memories and friendships that will never be forgotten. Many of these friendships began in our sophomore year. Editors of the Emblem and the Chronicle had become closer due to the amount of time each person had donated to both the activities and others involved. Other friendships grew between club members or officers. Clubs such as Key Club, FBLA, and FTA spent a great amount of their time helping others. Being a part of larger groups such as the band or sports placed people in a situation where there were many different ideas, yet everyone worked towards a common goal. Within the classroom, other friendships grew and with each new class and passing year they became stronger. Each friendship here is different, yet we all have one thing in common which is that we all are one, the class of 1986. , .','-A ,, 'U 't . i., 79-Y -' 1 - a , A f.' o . A 4 . A f Rx -, .4 Top lefty Michael Curran and Lori Sgrillo pause at locker between classes. Left: Drum majors, Sue Spadjinske and Len Bobinski catch a relaxing moment before band practice. Above: Deana Zachar and Tracy Wright giggle during cafe study. li f, 15' ...V l L1 lr is V A l 5 L. l, l 4 i Y it i' , . .' -3' ' Y if -H Is' ' - 5 5. 5 , l 0 '?FV'7u Q, ggi. Rf. .H ., fr' L ei s -. -- Q ' '- Tall oaks from little acorns grow. ll ,, N2 it Q G

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