Sacred Heart Academy - Clelian Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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Sr. Mary Grace Giaimo Mrs. Anne Marie House Mrs. AnToineTTe lncam o Sr. LizabeTh DoTy Miss Dorleen Galardi D Sr. Susan Marie Krupp -.-:',g4 Mrs. Elaine Lamboley Sr. Deborah Lopez Sr. Gabriel McClain T T s f.. 1 .5 IT l1AppENs EVER TIME Everyone has had Those em- barrassing days when a dark clos- eT seemed To be The choice place To hide. Qualifying blunders included geTTing caughT sleeping in algebra and slipping down The sTairway info a bunch of seniors. Yes, Those were The Times one wanTed To disappear. Embarrassing momenTs Teachers had Them Too. Even Though The faculfy always seemed To possess an air of Tran- quillTy, They someTimes found Themselves in a humorous or awk- ward siTuaTion. For some Teachers These slip- ups meanf merely mispronounc- ing a sTudenT's name, or Tripping on The purses scaTTered in The 54fFaculTy aisles. OTher blunders were a liTTle more noTiceable, like SisTer Mary Jo Talking To The Telephone man, Thinking he was a girI's faTher, and Mrs. Jeanne Treanor Trying To open The elevaTor wiTh her car key! SomeTimes, iT was jusT a maTTer of saving face. On one memora- ble occasion, Miss Jayne ViTale asked Two girls siTTing nexT To each oTher if They were relaTed - and found ouT They were iden- Tical Twins! AlThough aT Times like These a Teacher may have felT like disap- pearing, The girls realized ThaT ev- eryone made a misTake once in a while. AfTer all, being perfecT wouldn'T have been any funl

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56fFaculty Celebmxre iN silven Weddings are not the only cause for celebrations. This year, Mrs. Marie Colasanto celebrated her 25th anniversary at Sacred Heart Academy. Mrs. Colasanto graduated from Albertus Magnus College and went on to study at Southern Connecticut State University where she received her master's degree in English. What made teaching so rewarding to Mrs. Colasanto is 'tthe spark you find in a question or answer and espe- cially the love of literature that is transferred. She believed that the students have become much more informal, which I like very much. Mrs. Colasanto's students re- garded her highly both as a teacher and a person. As Maria Morrison stated, She's excellent: really good in class . . . an excel- lent teacher. When asked why she has stayed at Sacred Heart for 25 years, Mrs. Colasanto replied, I enjoy the relationships between the sisters and the lay teachers. I also enjoy the freedom l've been given to pursue what l think is im- portant. And l've enjoyed all my students very much. Mrs. Elaine Piazza Sr. Mary Jo Porter Mrs. Jane Reed . .k. Mrs. Maria Rethis Sr. Jude Ruggeri Mrs. Sabine Ruthman Mrs. Deborah Sherman Sr. Judith Talmadge Mrs. Jeanne Treanor - FQ .S ,. is 2' ' s i fi? im l . . .r-- X-Mews.. , A-v-.........,.,,,