Sacred Heart Academy - Clelian Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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Sr. Deborah Lopez Mrs. Elaine Lamboley Sr. Susan Marie Krupp Mrs, Antoinette lncampo l l i l Sr, Kierstin Martin Sr. Gabriel McClain Sr. Susan Marie Nolkemper Fr. John Pelletier Mrs. Rethis listens attentively while an upperclassman relates a story in Spanish. Stats on File Sr. Ernestine Desiderio. Social Studies. Religion, and Business Departments. Sr. Lizabeth Doty. Business Department Chairperson. Alumnae Association Moderator, FBLA Moderator. Sr. Mary Grace Giaimo. Music Depart- ment Chairperson. Religion Departments Glee Club Moderator. Sr. Pamela Therese Gooch. Science and Religion Departments. Mrs. Anne Marie House. Language De- partment. Mrs. Antoinette lncampo. School Nurse. Sr. Susan Marie Krupp. Mathematics and Religion Departments, CLELIAN Modera- tOI'. Mrs. Elaine Lamboley. Language Depart- ment Chairperson, Music Department. Sr. Deborah Lopez. Religion Department. Sr. Kierstin Martin. Science Department Chairpersont Student Council Moderator. Sr. Gabriel McClain. Librarian. Sr. Susan Marie Nolkemper. Religion De- partment Chairperson, Science and Mathematics Departments, ALETHEA Moderator. Fr. .lohn Pelletier. Chaplain. Religion De- partment. Facultyf55

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Q Bottom right. School already? Summer vacation comes to a definite end as Karen Witkowski regis- ters for sophomore year with Sr. Kierstin and Sr. Mary Anne. v Bottom: Flipping through past yearbooks. Mrs. Lamboley and Sr. Marialice recognize some familiar faces. v Below: Although Mr. Marchitto will tell you that a man's work is never done, he manages to leave a sparkling shine. esson from xperience Did you ever wonder what SHA's Road to Experience was like twenty years ago? Sr. Marialice and Mrs. Lamboley, two faculty mem- bers who attended SHA in the early '6Os, provided valuable information about school life here when they were students. lt was evident from their experiences that SHA has changed in several ways to meet the needs of new generations. For example, could you imagine a schedule without any studies? What about not being allowed to wear make-up to school? For the girls in the 60's these things were accepted as facts. Have you ever worried about your prom dress passing inspection, or the condition of your school shoes? Believe it or not. twenty years ago gowns were approved by the sisters and white bucks were checked once a week. On the other hand, some tradi- tions such as First Friday Mass, Ju- nior Ring Ceremony, and the musi- cal have been annual events for years. Sr. Marialice commented that a family-like spirit has always been a part of SHA. Despite neces- sary changes, this close-knit atmo- sphere has continued to create treasured memories for many stu- dents down through the years. 5 I t ... . ..- gr, Emesgine Deside,-io Sr, Lizabglh Dggy Sr. Mary Grace Giaimo Sr. Pamela Therese Gooch Mrs. Anne Marie House 54

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1 mai Mrs. Dolores Perfelto Mrs. Elaine Piazza Sr. Mary Jo Porter Mrs. Jane Reed MTS- Maria Relhis Stats on File Mrs. Dolores Perfetto, School Secretary. Mrs. Elaine Piazza, Physical Education Department Chairperson. Sr. Mary .Io Porter, English, History, and Religion Departments. Pro-Life Modera- tor. Mrs. Jane Reed, History and Language Departments. Mrs. Maria Rethis, Language Department. Mrs. Sabine Ruthman, Language Depart- ments French National Honor Society Moderator. Sr. Mary Anne Sharron, Vice-principal, Mathematics Department Chairperson: Mothers' Club Moderator. Sr. Judith Talmadge, English, History, and Religion Departments, PRISM Moderator. Mrs. Jeanne Treanor, English Depart- ment. Miss Carla Verderame, English Depart- ment. Miss Jayne Vitale. Language and Art De- partments, Spanish National Honor Soci- ety Moderator. se With the expertise of Sr. Catherine. Tracey Contento improves her art proiect. Mrs. Sabine Ruthman Sr. Mary Anne Sharron Sr. Judith Talmadge