Sacred Heart Academy - Clelian Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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f 1 ,Vg 5 Above: As the matchmaker Yente, Joann Zamparo claims she can find the perfect match for anyone! Top: In desperation, Tzeitel QEiIeen Sorcin- ellip begs Motel flee Coffinj to ask her father's permission to marry. Above right: Over a bottle of Shopz, Te- vye QScott Nugentj and Lazar CBruce Mur- rayj discuss Lazar's proposed marriage to Tzeitel. For right: Afraid that the Russians will break up the peaceful life in Anatevka, Tevye's family huddles together for sup- port. Right: Bottle dancer Dave Lurie strugggles to keep the perfect balance as the audi- ence holds its breath and the villagers watch.

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Above: A surprised Sr, Ellen addresses The sTudenTs aT The assembly in her honor. Above right: As her faiher looks on, Sr. Ellen peruses her book compiled by all The clubs and organizaiions - 'W--'-,rum 'Principal' celebraiion On our road To exper- ience here aT SHA, many special people Touched our lives in a unique way. They lefi a mark on our lives Thai can never be erased. One such person who especially came To mind was Sr. Ellen Cronan. ln many ways she was The head of our SHA family. The freshmen who she TaughT This year, also Thoughi so. Jusiine l.oCascio remarked, She's a very ad- mirable person whom l look up To so much, This year Sr. Ellen celebraT- ed her 25Th year as an Aposile of The Sacred l-leari. How did we go aboui cele- braiing This eveni? We se- creTly planned a day of sur- prises for her on May 8. A mass honoring Sr. Ellen, a book of congraTuIaTions, and a slide show of memo- ries were highlighis of The celebraiion. We were all graieful for sharing in Sr. El- len's very special day. 25m JubiIeef'i25

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.-A U4 4 Quite a tradition Tradition' sang a chorus of booming voices as the curtain lifted on this year s musical pro- ductron Directed by Gary and Fran Scarpa Flddlor on the Roof proved to be a great success as the young performers demon- strated their immense talents and skills to a captivated audience. From the lead roles to the chor- uses all on the cast agreed the experience was unforgettable, as was evident after their last performance They ended clos- ing night with both tearful good- byes and hopeful excitement as thoughts turned to next year. Joann Zamparo who played Yente the Matchmaker enthusi- astically confirmed this. I have come to every play since 1972 and always dreamed of being on the SHA stage. It was the highlight of my year. I enjoyed the pres- sure the deadlines but most im- portantly the people. I am look- ing forward to the musical next year because l really loved it! s ,IE If gt 5 Ness was