Southington High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Southington, CT)

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-lu. - Y oi....v.i4..,v.,as-x.....,...,..t M, 4....,..,. .,. ha., Senior year brings a variety of friendly experiences. Pictured on page 16 seniors Lori Lazzari CLD, Beth Pruchnic IMD, and Michelle Puska Ctoplg Lisa Doubleday CLD and John McCormack IRD itop leftlg Rob Lewandowski CLD and Tad Rogala iRl lbottom leftlg and Robin Brayfield ileftl share smiles of friendship. More good times are shared as Todd Edgecomb lLl and Steve Pestillo KRD ltopl and Mark Schroeder CLD, Glenn Mullins, Richard Welton QCJ, Todd Berube, and John Angelillo QRD fbottoml joke in the halls. ,f - r- , wi. 3 yJf:if'2i Q':f3-'23 X-QU5 f ,Q .4if5sF4' W -, 1 ....,,1, ,W , MSHA, Hex wif .HJ Quia?-Sqllif . e ,P ,ffl --':f,f1- if .. :7:-. ' A,-A .A-.33r L ,-r ' ' Tall oaks from little acorns grow. PlHIOPl.E,fl --V-V A ---v-4-W -.....v.v-...mg--,.,.e-. T. .W

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l6fSENl2O+ Aire liftleiofoie, Tong Special Pcdpie eniors were a special breed. It was their final year as high school students. There was a growing anticipation among the seniors as the year progressed which many had labeled senioritis . This senioritis hit as early as Christmas. This growing excitement and expectancy gave the senior class a rare style and character solely their own. Not only were seniors people, too, but special ones at that. 5 . ,.1l rf 'f If ff V 7 I , LY-:L-L .....d.- '- f - seem-.uvifm....en gl gl P fl El W X H J

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