Southington High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Southington, CT)

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Rt, gill GK 1 lx '27 VI fl w4' L I ' L. . ' 79 ',f 4: t N A , fb ffxav-' 4'v:r:v'l .6 ' .lf . 4:1 Melanie Jo Blum MEL A golden moment, stretched into eternity Valerie J. Blum VAL A friend is one before whom I may think aloud. Tina B. Boardman ILT77 Tomorrow is a dream that leads me onward . . . : eff , . 5 -an 42 Leonard E. L. Bobinslci Robyn Amy Borkowski BOBO ROBSY I would if I could and I can Live for yourself before you so I will! live for another Donald J. Bogdanski Danielle Rene Bouchard BAGS DANIE Just grin and bear it Some things are better left Tammy L. Bonomi UHSaid- The best years of my life go K Lisa M3Il'6 BOL1Cll3ICl by, here I am alone and blue LEE Of all the things worn, your expression is most important. .. wHfgkk ,...eAAC AM: M' . 'Vee Melissa R. Bouchard MIS-SY Both rain and sunshine make a rainbow. Richard Boucher Jr. RICH The rest of our days depend upon the rest of our nights Kenneth Boudreau flEOPI,El2Ji