Sacred Heart Academy - Clelian Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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-.Q 4 Above: Are these people of European def scent? Of course not, they are SHA students taking a break after roaming the fascinating streets of Munich, Germany. 4 Top right: St. Mark's Square's tower is one of the main highlights of Venice. While stroll- ing down St. Mark's Square, this eye-catch- ing site is impossible to miss. 9 Right: The smiling faces of SHA's seniors outside the National Museum of American History attest to the fact that learning can be fun 1 especially if you're in Washington, D.C.1

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39'f'g st! 4 Q , ki. Adi' .f 'P Q. g Q ' v v A Above: Z-Z-Z. Is this the gentle hum of a bee? No, it's the snore of a sleeping senior. Q Top: Fourth grade CCD students keep teacher Lauren Pizzi quite busy with their questions. Q Left: Janine Plante and Hope Kuziel participate in the Enthronement liturgy. 0 If you were first to confiscate the number from the table at the dance, or if you saved every Alethea issue you received, you fell under the category of many at SHA. scrapbook fanatics. You could have filled volumes with ticket stubs, invitations, and programs from Iiturgies. Each momento would be a simple token of the days spent with special friends. You may have treasured the very same prom bid as your friends didg yet twenty years from now, each person may look at it and recall a special evening of her very own. Student Life 9

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