Sacred Heart Academy - Clelian Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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Q Left: Council meetings offer interesting school involvement ideas. Jennifer Furdeck reflects one of these thoughts. v Bottom: Council members Sandi Abbatello and Sara Mullanev look over material from a SADD conference attended by some students. Q Below: Student Council executive board members Francine Conelli QTreas.j. Kim Stoddard qPres.J, and Marianne McCarthy CVice-pres.b look up a point about Parliamentary procedure. Missing: Francie Pimental 4Sec.J. vm, V 14171960442 UD NT CDUNCI

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D Right: Committee members Marianne McCarthy and Margaret-Mary Donahue make an important addition to the first floor birthday calendar. Q Bottom: ln a small group activity. Sacred Heart Student Council members and peer counselors from Notre Dame converse together. Q Below: Enthusiastically. Meg Kiely, a member of Student Council. leads the student body in prayer at lunchtime. .Wg ff V, 1- I , . ,,,,, 4 . V - V wr L ' ,K ' H iss., ,.,,, ,ky fb' It's for the Students, by the Students We remembered i984 as a Presidential election year, and watched as Ronald Reagan won the race and began his second term. Closer to home, we supported those elected girls who accepted the task of organizing SHA's student body. Sworn in as Student Council President was Kim Stoddard with Marianne McCarthy at her side as Vice- president. Together with Secretary Frances Pimentel and Treasurer Francine Conelli, they formed a SHA platform that made the year a success. Settling into office, Council members decorated the newly-designated Student Council Room and held commit- tee meetings there. Peer counselors from Notre Dame were invited to give a leadership workshop for the mem- bers of our Council. As the N.D. counselors performed role-playing activities, the girls learned to-enhance their own leadership abilities and increase their communication skills. Off to a good start, Student Council soon presented new activities to SHA. Student ID cards were available through Council and these became an immediate hit. Pictures with Santa were taken at Christmas, and students enjoyed hot chocolate at a get-together before vacation. Council rec- ognized everyone's birthday by singing to them over the PA. lf a vote had been taken, the majority would have agreed that Student Council made the year a memorable one for all. 5 M fl'

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hw, V 'Hin 4 Above: The Clelian photography staff. Amy Terlaga, Michele Canelli. Neva Massimino, Cheryl DeDios, and Diane Landino, collectively decide on the best picture. 4 Top: Busily exercising their fingers. the Clelian literary staff. Alisa Cenotti, Christine Chordas. Maria Morrison, Deanna Ragozzino, and Lauren Pizzi. study candids and write captions. D Right: Technology aids everyone in some way. The Clelian staff is no exception. Melissa Colonnese and Andrea Morrison use the terminal to log some yearbook information. LEL IA