Southington High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Southington, CT)

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LATIN CLUB Front Row, L-R: Larissa Shubert, Jim Petruzzi fPro consull , Cheryl Hilton lAedilel , Peggy Yoon fQuaestorJ . Second row: Mrs. Patla tadvisorl , Rachel Ames, Amy King, Tara Torcello, Tiffany Worth. Back Row Mike Pucci, Angela DeMarco, Smruti Par- ikh, Phyllis Norman. Not Present: Rich Patla fflounsell , John Carmody fCounsell , Glen Michaucl lPro-counsell , Cathy Mal- zueski fAedilel . GERMAN CLUB Seated, 1.-R: Anne Riesling lsecretaryl , Jon Potter flfresidentl , Maureen Schaupp lvice-presidentl , Christine Rapp ltreasurerl . Second row.- Denise Tienken, Elizabeth Florian, Tom lkavan, Jim Passerelli, Vicky Carrier, Mrs. Rosanne Zanetti ladvi- sorl , Eric Rrampitz, Phil Plemphos, Michael Carnrighl, Linda Rou- coulet, Elisabeth Elsinger, Linda Raczka. f or f , , , L AN ELEGANT PAUSE Patty Langdon and Tom Downie converse while taking a break from dancing SWEPT AWAY Laura Carpenter and Jeff Levesque enjoy a dance at the Junior Prom ff rf' FRIENDS FOREVER Juna Song, Bonnie Dlvalentrno, Melinda Stamlllo and Susan Dlzenzo spend time with their friends 5 In ,-l1 , 5 .ca .L A by NX wr FJ , g.. QV' L L J L i lr ,,. N Ti if YR r g I2 ur ' A X

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i , QJ E' 'l HILARIOUS REHDITILWH Entertainers Ann lieesling and Terry Green, par' licipale in the new xersion ol me 'l'uelxe Days Ol-ChliiSllT1JS. ' illlll girll griillf 'S lla fi + riff 5 ij ills, gg . 1 .grrv i V I l 4 is HARMOHIOUS DUO Glenn Michaud and Karen Spaclero add seasons festivity to the room by decorating the chorus Christmas tree. .1 'L 'Q' SPANISH CLUB Front Row, L-R: Danielle Jandreau lsecrelafyl . Aimee Colton, Erin Waller. Middle Row: Lisa Murray, Mike Wordell. Kristen Abate lvice-presldentl . Back Row: Lisa Ann Dombrowski. Tara Sanchez, Cheryl llillon, Cheryl Czarnaly, Jen Heisler. Hot Present: Mark Jones lpresidenll , Kale Dilhznedelto ltreasurerl . Mrs. Hayner ladvisorl . la- i' FRENCH CLUB l'.-IK lfYl.flI'AClOH Vmnl Hou, L-R: Scott French, Rolmerl Smnko, Louise f'Jlllll.Ill1l, Aimee Daplxins, Deidre Weiss. Middle liowg hmiie lninlriiis., nelly Mnssucci, Amy King, Ingrid Anderson, Donna .l.nxis, L hiis lowers, Slelanie Tliiele. Back Row: Tom iiromalx, Aimy L .irliiiin Srllrl Cacliain, Stacey Towne, Michelle liocline,

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N .v A -Vs ii: li i llr'r1.1l A init rnuirlcrr, Ann Marie Vuskas, .inrl her seven knights lM'vin iioggoslolski, Recd Lloyd, l5ri.in Cox, 'lim Cilummatlco, Mark l.allosu, Billy l-el'age and Mike l'crrcrl pose at the junior prom. Forever A snowy. November night set thc scene for this en- chanting event. . sys' H ea ven Remains Forever very high school student looks for- ward to his first prom. For those at . Southington High School l this most special event is lthe Junior Prom. The ,Classes of 87 and 88 had ltwo such successful events. l On November 12, i1985, the Class of87 pre- pared for its exciting night. Although the even- ing started out with snow and rain, it progressed into a night to remem- ber. Prom goers dined at restaurants such as Avon Old Fan'ns, The Inn Cha- blis, Harbour Park and C1iovanni's. After dinner the excitment relocated to Southington High School where over 200 couples gathered for an evening of music and dancing. A sparkling sil- ver mirror ball created the enchantment of the evening. The evening came slowly to a close with couples hesitant to depart. The Class of 87's Junior Prom will be re- membered Forever , On the evening of Plo- vember 8, 1986, over150O f ,f x couples walked into the Southington High cafete- ria which seemed like heaven. Actually it was the Class of 88's Junior Prom, Heaven In Your Eyes. After walking through a balloon arch and being cascaded with bubbles, guests looked up to a sky full of clouds and stars. Many couples arrived at the prom in limousines after having gone out to dinner. One junior, Tom Kavan, won a limousine ride from a random dravnng . After arriving, the guests were treated to a spectacular music and light show. Sophomore hosts served refreshments. As a mo- mento of the occasion, girls were given memory books and all guests re- ceived picture frames embossed with the theme. We'll remember these nights as Special times spent with our class- mates and good friends: the best of the good times we've had. ,':v.r. - . . ue., -.: . ..e.. . ..... . .. -M as., ,-,ff-,.-7 ,.,,. eu.- v -VY ...N