Southington High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Southington, CT)

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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

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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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, ,44- F...- STUDEHT COUNCIL Front Row, L-R: Mary DeBiSSchop, Peggy Yoon, Eric Boutot, Lisa Kochol tPresidentJ , Tom Kavan, Glenn Michaud, Pamela Talbot, Jodi Vaillancourt. Second Row: Laura Cyr, Aimee Dapkins, Valerie Walton, Ruth Amaio, Alison Aparo, Beth Meade, Josie Huntley, Jason Boutilier, Third Row: Peter Ross, Jim Cyr, Deborah Salka, Heather Cxrimaldi, Justine Alonzo, Alison Doty, Debbie Dion. Back Row: Jim Passerelli, Lisa Dombrowski, Aimee Cotton, Cheryl Hilton, Michelle Pavano, Tina Marie Micacci, Chris, Zimmer, Kris Mach, Dave Kochol. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front Row, L-R: Dierdre Weiss, Chris- tine Perlot, Gina D'Amore, Aimee Cotton, Phil Piemphos, Justine Alonzo thead of tutorial! , Ewa Nowak tsecretaryi , Kim Dupuis. Second Row: Lisa Spring, Henry Cence, Pam Getsie tviceepresi- Clentl , Kristen Abate, Courtney Kittredge, Tara Berube, Joan Orin- ewsky, Jim Passarelli, Cilenri Michaud, Terry Thompson, Chris Powers. Third Row: Lisa Murray itreasurerl , Cheryl Danko, Diane l,aCells, Jill Kelly, Pamela Talbot, Danielle Jandreau, Lisa Dom- browski, Elisabeth Simone, Ms. McGrath tadvisori . Back Row: Mark Monroe, Alex i3eclJ.ing, F-,clam Moore, Andy Page, Dan Forster, JoAnn Dumin, Elisabeth Eieirsgei' tlfresidentl, Lisa Koehol, Cris Etiowiift, Chris Porada, Maureen Murphy. 'ff ,, ,iii 14.-an .me .sw SMILES Debbie Dion and Kim Camera members of the Homecoming Court give a big smile during the homecoming parade. JUBILAIYT ROYALTY At the homecoming dance smiles from the queen and her court were never ending. Ruth Amaio Debbie Dion Kelley Creati tqueeni and Kim Camera graced the evening. l xt 2 it 1 , .Qi X ' X R , ' il it 44