Sacred Heart Academy - Clelian Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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Right: The senior lounge is strictly off-limits to underciassmen, but Shannon Skinner and Kim Tracy encourage Justine Lo- Cascio to seek admittance. Bottom right: Learning how to open a locker can be tricky, but Jean Brandolini has the knack, Dara Ferris Dawn Festa Beth Flannery Kristie Fresco Dawn Gagliardi Jackie Gagne Melanie Gailunas Kim Gajewski Aimee Gallagher Jennifer Gallagher Leslie A. Gensicki Justine Giannotti Rosemary Grillo Rachel Grubb Jennifer Grund Maryann Guida Maria Gulisano Lorene lnteglia Judith Kincn Kristin Kuziel Stephanie Landa Lisa Lau Justine LoCascio Amy Lyons Sarah Lyons 6Of Freshmen .1

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Cindy Carbone Mary Card Tricia Carey Chris Ceccarelli Leanne Cesiari Nicole Chardiei Lyneiie Cohane Gina Coiavolpe Pameia Colavoipe Sheri Consianiino Raquel Cuasay Siacy Cummings Joanne Cwieriniewicz Kim Cyganik Cainy Cyr Danielle D'Addio Donna Damm Shari D'Auria Gina Deiviariin Ursula Delvlariino Lisa DePino Maria Diguiseppe Michele Dinenno Jackie Esposiio Caihy Ferrie Above Ieff: Overfurned trees became a common sighi in The wake of hurricane Gloria, and Sacred Heart Academy had more Than its share. Leh: Lack of power doesn'T delay Sr. Liza- beth, who diligenily works by candlelight. Freshmen f 59

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,.,-M- - Julie Manzi Yim Fong Mar Jennifer Masi Anna Masfroianni Sheila McHugh Maureen McKean Elizabefh McManus Laurie McQuade Pafricla Monroe Melissa Morrissey Robin Morrissey Kafe MoTf Cheryl Mulligan Kim Murphy Kim Norfham Anlrom phobizxs You remember ThaT amazing firsT year of high school. IT seemed like such an excifing Time To look forward To, buT being a fresh- man someTimes creaTed a feeling of uncer- TainTy. When freshmen were asked whaT frighTened Them abouT SHA, mosT agreed iT was The facT ThaT They didn'T know anyone. Besides sTarTing off alone, Marie DiGiuseppe commenTed, I heard They made you wear funny haTs and signs. She soon discovered These acTiviTies were all done in fun as a sign of welcome from The upperclassmen. When Jennifer AlTieri commenfed on whaf frighTened her abouT SHA she exclaimed, l'The seniors! Freshmen agreed ThaT The ThoughT of scrubbing The senior sTairs was enough reason To keep clear of Them. Some ThoughT They'd be looked down upon because They were jusT 'lfreshmenf' Ofher common fears included keeping up grades, doing well on exams, geffing Their locker open, walking inTo The righT class, and finding Their way around school. One group of freshmen agreed ThaT They feared going To a school wiThouT boys. However, lockers deco- raTed wiTh favorife idols kepT Them up To daTe on The male populafion. Before long, freshmen learned ThaT all Their fears were replaced wiTh The feeling ThaT They were an inTegraI parT of SHA. Freshmenfol