Southington High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Southington, CT)

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K., 77 If 'xg-A....,,.. ,... .,,. . ...Lb ., . . . , . ,, 'SHS student school 7:50 AM until FM. For many stu- this ls just the be- of a truly ex- day The multl- clubs, and are lncredlble, Club, Marching Council, Chronicle, teams. and the llst W1 I 2 school care: CLASS or I A .--J-wr-A-es., Affflm, IH :mf munr IJIREC- TION. Almlnq for their targets in lllc, scnlors physically and mentally exert themselves. Jlm Pctrunl llnds his target ln the archery goal post. Q ff piece students' mterests together. continues. A typical day for an SHS student begins at 6:00 AM. The student must leave his house at 7:00 AM in order to get a space ln the limited park- ing facilities. Once school ls tlnally over at 2:05 PM. marchlng band, sports, and clubs begin at 2:50 PM. These activi- ties draw to a close just in time for the student to rush to work for 5:50 PM. The physically and men- tally drained student tl- nally pulls into his drive- way at about 10:50 PM. only to start his home- work. The nearly coma- tose student llnally col- lapses halfway through his assignments. Then the next day. the teach- ers wonder why he has not completed his home- work. Newsflash: Teachers, students need to have their eyes open to write their assignments, and with schedules most stu- dents keep, their eyes are rightfully closed at most hours of the day.