1998 South Windsor CT High School Yearbook

240 Pages·1998·32.2 MB·English

by  South Windsor CT High School Yearbook Staff

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1998 Centurion
Leaving Our
Mark
4-5 Dedication
8-9 Administration
10-11 Language Arts
1V ~ociai Mxiaiei
18-19 Foriegn Language
20-21 Busines^echnology/CWE/Art
22 Music/Physical Education
23 Janitors/Cafe
«%*26-27 Field Hockey
28-29 Football
ft 30-31 Boys’ Soccer
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32-33 Girls’Soccer 34.35 Girls’Volleyball
36-37 Crosscountry
4 ^ 38 Gymnasitics/ Dance Team
39 Cheerleading
■41 Hockey 42.43 Girls’Basketball
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^1^44-45 Boys’ Basketball
46-47 IndoorTrack^^
ft 48 Boys’ Volleyball
49 Wrestling
50-51 Lacrosse
&
52 Baseball &
53 Softball
130 Seniors
115 Juniors &
is
99 Sophmores
84 Freshman &
80-81 Clubs & Activities
78-79 AP Play/Literary Magazine/U.S. First
76-77 Summer
74-75 Student Government/SWAT
72-73 Outing Club
71 Vocal Ensamble
L70 C
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68-69 Instrumen
66-67 Drama
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9 64-65 Yearbook
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62-63 Southwinds
*9m 58-59 Girls’ Tennis/Boys* Tennis
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56-57 Golf/Unified Sports
54-55 OutdoorTrack
98 Dedication
Although the senior class has very few special
privileges, we take great pride in those that we do have.
This year's dedication is one of those privilages. The
senior class has the honor to select. He is one of the
most well liked teachers of South Windsor High School,
and it brings much pleasure to the class of 1998 as we
dedicate the yearbook to Mr. White.
Mr. David P.While has been teaching at SWHS for
more than 20 years. The majority of these years were
spent teaching Chemistry and Physics. But when this
school needed more help in subjects like mathematics,
Mr.White was eager to volunteer. Mr.White cares about
his students and takes the time to make sure that they
learn the importance of what they are doing. Mr.White
is not only an educator, but a friend. And for those of us
who have never known Mr.White,we are considered
unlucky. As for those of us who have had the pleasure
of working with him, we will never for get his great
ability to communicate with us.
Mr.White doesn't only teach science and math.
He also is an adviser for Global Awareness. He was the
one who got the original computers of the high school
up and working. But besides being involved in activi¬
ties in the school, he has done a lot outside of the
school. Mr.White is a representative at Trinity College
for a building project. This project is a lot like the one
atthe Hartford
Academy. Al¬
though at Trinity students who are interested in science and tech¬
nology would be able to go to Trinity for the beginning of the
school day and then continue at their own school for the after¬
noon.
Although we all wish that we could spend more than four
years with Mr. White, we know that the memories that we have
shared with him will stay with us forever. This is our way to show
our appreciation for his dedication towards us.
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Mr. White is...
“Mr. White is a great teacher and a
great guy” - Chris Denis
“His sense of humor makes the educational
experience more fulfilling and is something I will
not soon forget” - Jon Hornsby
“Mr. White’s constant interaction with the
students of his chemistry class makes chemistry
a subject one wants to learn about” - Monika
Idzi
“Mr. White goes out of his way to be friendly to
everyone” - Kristy Landgrebe
“Mr. White makes chemistry fun and inter¬
esting at the same time” - Jeff Donofrio
“Mr. White is amazing because he takes the
seemingly uninteresting subject of chemis¬
try and makes class very enjoyable” - Jessie
Berman
Top Left: Mr. White, his wife, Susan, and his dog share a
moment together. Top Right: Mr. White's yearbook picture
in 1979. Left: Mr. White helps his students understand the
fundamentals of chemistry.
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Academics
The main reason we all go to high school is to
learn. South Winsor High School offers a wide vari¬
ety of subjects for its students. Many different
courses are offered in english, science, social stud¬
ies, math, foreign languages, art, technical educa¬
tion, and music.
South Windsor High School also offers a good ad¬
ministration and guidance team that supports and
helps students with academic as
well as personal problems.
South Windsor High School
teaches its students the lessons
they need for their future.
Right: Freshman
Ryan Lemieux reads
along with the class
in his text book.
Right: Junior Jason
Koelman works on his
homework. Far right:
Freshman Tanya
LaFontaine takes notes in
her science class.
Far right: Seniors
Courtney Albano
and Donna Hilton
help eachother
with a physics
problem.
Right :Freshmen
Keri Willis, Liz
Munsell, and Sarah
Curran listen
attentively to the
discussion in their
English class.
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