Sacred Heart Academy - Clelian Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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' H , ' M3 4 Above: With rings on their fingers. it's not hard to guess what Charlene Chiaro and Sue Britton are so happy about. 4 Top right: Taking an active role in the Ring Ceremony, Kim Stoddard announces each junior. 1 Right: The smiles on their faces display the excitement these girls feel about receiving rings. if is ,, f K WV Q X ff'-

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pmswiiii G Above: Sophomore Beth Lee volunteers to help out at the Manor's Christmas Bazaar. 1 Top left: Smiles make the world go 'round. Mary DeCaprio and her puppet magic bright- en the young faces of her CCD students. Q Left: Bringing hand-stuffed stockings. Lillian Perry and Gina Raucci contribute to the ioy of giving at Christmas time. VoIunteersfl7

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sg 'sis S1 1 . - ft spas. In Spirits rose to a climax after the Ring Ceremony as the class of '86 chanted Juniors, Juniors . . This special night had been anticipated for several weeks and the juniors went all out. After receiving their rings and then cheering in the cafe- teria, Cto the surprise of their par- entsj, most moved the celebration to the Ground Round at Long Wharf. The girls also knew that the occa- sion had an underlying meaning. Through their rings, they received a token of SHA M a symbol which marked their special class spirit. The liturgy made the occasion per- sonal and helped bind the family- like ties already formed. With the realization that time passes quickly, the girls fully appreciated the hard work of their previous years and looked forward to a bright future. 4 Top left: The Ring Ceremony is a perfect excuse to get all dolled up according to La- Dora Wade and Jill Mulvey. C Left: Receiving rings in chapel is a special part of the Ring Ceremony. v Belowf Revealing their common taste in jewelry, iuniors show off their class rings. 'A 'QW