Sacred Heart Academy - Clelian Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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D Right: Going through the traditional receiving line. Deanna Ragozzino and her date Brendan Lennihan greet Sr. Veronica. v Below: Thanks to Jeff Barnhart, dinner conversation must be very in- teresting at this table of juniors. Wait- ing for the main meal is shortened by talking about the evening's festivities. I32 WI

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llklllll Behind the scenes the spot- light focused on several crews who helped make The Music Man a great success. Directed by fac- ulty members, each group put their interests and talents to work to produce a stage ready for lights, camera, and action. The scenery crew created a very real picture of River City. From the work of several dedi- cated fathers, the Wells Fargo Wagon rolled down the road bringing the long-awaited band instruments. Fast scenery changes were necessary and quickly executed by the stage crew. The light crew flicked lights on time to spot budding stars. Under the direction of the sound crew. the harmony of the quartet and dialogue of the char- acters was projected for all to hear. Both make-up and costume crews were always on alert for quick changes and repairs. The hard work and dedication of each committee were greatly appreciated. Their support and encouragement added another professional touch to The Music Man. Q Top left: As hardworking members of the stage crew, Michelle Germe and Kim White combine their strength to move this heavy prop. 4 Left: What is a Wells Fargo Wagon? Ask the creators, Mr. Marchitto and Mr. Berardesca, who faithfully worked on the making of River City. MusicaIfl3I

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It was I2flO dismissal and the jitters began. Was her gown go- ing to fit? Was her date going to show up on time? These ques- tions passed through the minds of many juniors and seniors on the day of the prom. How hectic that day was, but how exciting! The prom took much fore- thought and organization. Senior chairperson Kim White and ju- nior chairperson Louise Rosarbo. as well as the prom committee, took on many responsibilities and carried these thorough admira- bly. This dedicated group of girls met every obstacle and had a so- lution to every question. What a turn-out! At Restland Farms the girls paraded in with their beau- tiful gowns and their handsome dates. Once the immediate iit- ters were gone and the meal was over, everyone loosened up by moving on to the dance floor. Flowers, favors, bids, and band all helped to make the night a very special one. Q Top left: After a delicious dinner at Restland Farms. Kim McGuire and date Rob Halloran pause in the lobby. smiling in anticipation of more music and dancing. 4 Top right: Dancing the night away. Debby Howe and her date enjoy the mu- sic provided by the band. Q Left: The dance floor becomes crowd- ed as Off Limits plays a slow song. Many are waiting to hear the theme song. You're the Inspiration. Promfl33