Sacred Heart Academy - Clelian Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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D Right: Reflection is a very important part of senior retreat. Kathy Antos is grateful for a moment to sit back and gather her thoughts. v Below: The SHA Student Spotlight featuring talented students catches the attention of Michele Caruso as she passes through the halls, 1 Nu. Michele Mongillo Michelle Montano Beth Moran Lisa Moran Sara Mullaney Slade Mulvey Class Representative

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92514351 Q. Gina Pellegrino . . Janine Plante Publicity Chairperson Lauren Pnl' Class Representative .Qin-.fe Christine Potash Michele Raccio Sarah RfYl10ldS A gf ik.. ills Melissa Ricci Luciann Rovinelli Kim Sabine HANG IN THERE 4. Michele Caneili and Maria Farricielli drool over their Florida tickets. Ask any senior what spring break means and the reply will be unanimous -- Florida! During the sunny spring vacation Ft. Lauderdale experienced the senior invasion. Those who participated flew down for 8 days of swimming, dancing, relaxation, and fun. While some spent their time getting a suntan on the beach, looking for cute guys, or just enjoying the escape from school pressures, others shopped in Fort Lauderdale's spa- cious mall. But Florida wasn't all beaches and suntans. The nightlife proved to be exciting also, as friends danced to music or spent the evening laughing and talking with each other. lt was generally agreed that the days went by much too quickly. Not all of the seniors spent their break in the sunny South. Some traveled elsewhere with their families, and many chose to remain in Connecticut and work to earn extra money for college. Wherever it was spent, spring break was a welcome respite from the routine of school.