Sacred Heart Academy - Clelian Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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Stats on File Sr. Maria Consilia Mantello, Provincial of the Apostles of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Sr. Ellen Cronan, Principal. Fathers' Club Moderator. Student Council Moderator. Sr. Marialice Ackermann, School Treasur- er. Mathematics Department. Sr. Catherine Antinora, Social Studies Chairperson, Art Department Chairper- son. Mrs. Florence Banovich, Guidance Coun- selor. Sr. Veronica Anne Beato, Science Depart- ments CLELIAN Moderator. Sr. Eileen Therese Bridge, Mathematics and Religion Departmentst Cheerleader Moderator. Sr. Rosemary Buttice, Religion Depart- ment. Mrs. Marie Colasanto, English Depart- ment Chairperson, National Honor Soci- ety Moderator. Miss Laura DeOrue, Language Depart- ment. 52 Sr. M. Consilia Mantello The class listens as Sr. Mary Anne explains concepts in Pre- calculus. Sr. Ellen Cronan Sr. Marialice Ackermann Sr. Catherine Antinora Mrs. Florence Banovich

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QUCH Q Q C Above: Reunited with her childhood idols. Eri- ka Olmstead hopes to be their owner. Top, Juniors celebrate in anticipation of their rings. Left: Waiting patiently. Lillian perry and Louise Rosarbo are looking for- ward to digging into the delicious cake at the iu- nior celebration party. What made our com- munity so special? The answer was obvious. Just leaf through this book. SHA was filled with PEO- PLE! Each and everyone was unique, yet all shared one characteristic: dedi- cation to the Sacred Heart. The list of those who brightened our sur- roundings was endless. Each person involved with SHA made hard work not only bearable, but downright likeable! Glancing at photographs of various events, you can't help but think of all who made SHA such a special place to be. People X Sl

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Straight irom the Heart What would you do if you won a million dollars? Faint, maybe? Facul- ty members were asked to com- ment on this question as well as oth- ers. Some stated that, once they re- covered from the shock, they would give their money to the needy, while others said they would use it to travel. When asked what her favorite activity during the school year was, one faculty member jokingly re- plied, Weekends - or Friday nights. An overwhelming majority of teachers enjoyed listening to soft, relaxing dentist music. This soothing music was often played while teachers corrected papers. But did you ever wonder where teachers corrected tests? Popular hideouts included their homes and the faculty room. However, one teacher commented that she cor- rected tests. either in the state of ecstacy or the state of frustration - dependent on my students' grades. The faculty's comments also re- vealed a feeling of unity and rapport among themselves and in their rela- tionships with students. As one teacher explained, l enjoy watch- ing girls grow into lovely Christian young women. Q Left: After enjoying a delicious meal at the Fa- ther-Daughter Communion Breakfast, Sr. Mary Grace and Sr. Eileen take advantage of a chance to talk. v BotromfWho says free time is for relaxing? Miss Verderame enjoys catching up on some work. v Below: Mrs. Treanor spots a decorative touch that brightens the faculty room. s-,gf r Veronica Anne Beato Sr. Eileen Therese Bridge Sr. Rosemary Buttice Mrs. Marie Colasanto Miss Laura DeOrue Facultyf'53