Sacred Heart Academy - Clelian Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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me .. ss i 2111- 55:35 .fi-. Y Sze. if'- u . if. is Sie- f 1 - ix: . .ss 'H- What's behind the cover '? AlThough This magnificenT pro- ducTion, Clellan '86, appears To have been creafed under The di- recTion of purely professional hands, The arTisTs were none-oTh- er Than your fellow SHA sTudenTs. Under The direcTion Sr. Jude and Sr. Veronica, dedicaTed girls puT in long hours of work. Every Mon- day and Thursday, The Cielllan room was buzzing wiTh girls draw- ing IayouTs, capTioning picTures, planning phoTographs, and Typ- ing arficles inTo The compuTer. Cries of ls my arTicIe due This Monday or next Thursday'?! could be heard as coping wiTh The pressures of meeTing The dreaded deadline became a popular pastime. Senior sTaff members shared TalenT and experience wiTh junior members who soon learned To use pracTical Terms like UjusTified righT, double-page spread, copy-key, and i'pica wiTh The ease ofa pro. Junior Janyce Mur- phy was graTeful for The exper- ience. HIT gave me a chance To explore my creaTive capabili- Ties. ln The end, The enTire sTaff agreed ThaT The Time and efforT They devoTed paid off when They saw Their work come To life in The pages of Clellan '86. Above: Offering her experise, Sister Ve- ronica discusses Clellan layouTs wiTh Kim Reilly and Dee Reznik, giving Them a chance To exchange ideas. Far Iett: As ediTor of The literary sTaff, De- anna Ragazzino has The job of checking poinf sizes for headlines. Center: Compromising, Jackie AnTos. Natalie PospoliTa, and Diane Landino de- cide on The appropriaTe picTure. Center Iett: PuTTing her fingers To work. Andrea Morrison spends The Time with her Clellan buddy, The compuTer. Lett: immersed in deep ThoughT, Laura CaroTenuTo uses her creativify To come up with a unique layouT, .-vx Q s Clelianf 4 13

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Fine lines of 'Twas The day before The deadline, JusT before The seTTing of The sun, NOT a creaTure was sTirring, NoT even one. STudenTs were hunTing And pecking away, Helping To finish arTicles, Before deadline day. Aleihea, The school's quarTerly newspaper, impiemenTed some dramaTic changes This year. The sTaff expanded To forTy-six re- porTers, and Miss Dorleen Galardi joined Sr. Susan Marie Nolkemper perception in moderaTing The paper. ArTicles were programmed inTo The com- puTer and correcTions made wiTh jusT The push of a buTTon. The newspaper doubled iTs size To eighT pages including news, fea- Ture arTicIes, sporTs, and opinions. Polls for The opinion page gave sTudenTs The opporTuniTy To have Their ThoughTs puT inTo prinT. SHA's liTerary magazine, Prism, also increased in size. MeeTings commenced in January and members crifiaued submissions ranging from poems To shorT sTo- ries and essays. 'i141fAieTheafPrism Y