Southington High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Southington, CT)

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Autumn Welcomes Homecoming he annual Home- coming Weekend took place on the gorgeous autumn week- end of October 24 and 25 l986. The festivities be- gan on the clear, brisk Friday night with a dance, which was spon- sored by the Gridiron Club. At the dance cap- tains of all the fall sports were introduced to the crowd of spirited SHS students. Previous to this evening, the high school students voted for their choices for Homecoming queen and her court. These nominees were then introduced as they were escorted to center stage. The sophomore class chose Amy Ander- son, Klm Camera, Alison Doty, and Missy Ricclo to represent them. The ju- nior class selected Deb Dion, Josie Huntley, Beth Meade, and Natalie Woodman. The senior class elected Ruth Amaio, Kelly Crean, Kris- ten Stanek, and Valerie Woodman. lt was then time for the queen and her court to be an- nounced. The anxious crowd then heard an- nounced, Miss Kelley Crean, 1986 Homecom- ing queen. The remain- ing three seniors, junior Deb Dion, and sopho- more Kim Camera crowded around Kelley to congratulate her and join her as members in her court. The Homecoming Football Game against Bristol Eastern took place on a beautiful and crisp fall Saturday mom- ing. The Blue Knights played a wonderful and intense game and were victorious with a score of 14-6. During halftime, QUEENLY Kelly Crean gives us a winning smile during the Homecoming Parade. Xt Wk J,-T v . . the marching band put on their show playing Firestorm, Boogie Down, and Suddenly The queen and her court were then driven in con- vertibles around the field and announced to the cheering crowd. The weekend proved to be a memorable event for the queen and her court, as well as all others who participated. .J TRES AMIGAS Seniors Melissa Weston. Heather Obst, and Heather Horton have a ball at the liornecoming. --r-33.w'z:v:-7'v .. ,, tt., w5::':y-'Q ..,, fi- fs,-rr: . '-A , 'r -..-gf 4 .. . 1-r

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'---'W I.flHE-L'I Taking time from thc Hair Expo, Vixian transforms Kobgn Simms. , -ift l 4 I ar i TOUGH BREAK Put in charge ol the Christmas Faqcanl, Lisa Spring as ,. Grace Bradley discusses plans with Mrs. Armstrong playcrl by .luslinc Alonzo who couldnt direct clue lo a broken lcg. .XR 1 -l uv',. ' c , a V5.7 9.0914 ' :O HIGH SCHOOL BOWL Sealed, L-R: Miss McGrath ladvisori, Jill Kelly, Slanding: Cris Slowik, Glenn Mlchaud. 2' il il l J l ? j ll I, ' F l i Y 3 l 5 J 1 xi K 1 l. R , ,ya LJ HOME ECONOMICS RELATED OCCUPATIOHS Scatcd, L-R: Fred Longo, Joc l'iccr, Vinnie Tcsla, licilh Collins, Tom Scricca. Sccond Row: Trish Plarilito, liirh Casale, Chris Bryanl, Todd Slikcr.