Sacred Heart Academy - Clelian Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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lu X Above left: Involvement pays off. As a senior in 1964, Sr. Mary Anne was man- ager of the stage crew for the musical - a job she still oversees today. Left: A flashback to the year 1964 Kathy Cummings waits timidly outside the faculty room. Pamela Paradis Jennifer Pauza Margie Pawlak Jo-Ellen Paytas Cindy Pettella Maria Pinto Chelsea Proctor Karrie Reilly Margaret Riotte Missy Roach MaryG-race Santagata Chrissy Savastano Georgia Sayers Kelly-Anne Scully Lynette Sember Stacy Senger Janet Sola Erlen Stebbings Jennifer Taft Jennifer Tenedine Kristin Tower Kristin Triana Kim Triano Kimberly Trotta Anne Ulbrich Rochelle Villano Lesley Vitali Leslie Vorio Cheryl Wajdowicz Theresa Waldron Kristin Willett Keryn Wood Kathleen Young Sophomoresfof?

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Mary Lynn McKeon S 'll fl ' ' li' h T986 marked The 410 anniversary of The founding of Sacred HearT Academy. In ThaT span SHA has conTinued To move forward wiTh The Times, while yeT reTaining iTs original spiriT and dedicaTion To The Sacred HearT of Jesus. The firsT major TransiTion Took place in 4957 when The school moved from Greene STreeT To The MounT. In 4984 anoTher significanT modi- ficaTion was The consTrucTion of The new library and fine arTs cenTer. The old library was suc- ceeded by new adminisTraTive offices. In The midsT of all This movemenT Sacred HearT was changing on anoTher level. The once brown plaid skirT and whiTe bucks were replaced by The cranberry ouTfiT and brown shoes. The alTeraTion in The uniform was sym- bolic of The oTher changes Taking place. For example, many sTudenTs began To drive Their cars To school. The girls were also geffing ouT inTo The working world, and permission of The principal was no longer required To work during The school week. Some Things, however, haven'T changed. The faculTy have reTalned The spiriT of Sacred HearT's firsT principal, Sr. AnTonine. Their warmTh and genuine concern for all sTudenTs have given TesTimony To Their loyal commiT- menT. IT was evidenT ThaT boTh sTudenTs and faculTy have conTinued To exemplify Sr. AnTon- ine's moTTo: l'Excelsior CEver highery in Their daily inTeracTions wiTh each oTher. Krisfin MacDonald Linda Maher Gina Malerba Maureen Maschio Michele Maffei Michele McCann Holly McQuown Simone Minichino Karen Morgan Lisa NunzianTe Amy O'Brien Megan Paglia Deana Papa o8fSophomores

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Gina Abbott Jackie Antos Denise Ayala Mary Bauer Tricia Biondi Kristyn Blake Suzanne Bowen Michelle Brandon Katie Burke Margherita Calcagno Laura Carotenuto Mary Casey Maria Cestari Sarah Chordas Dawn Colella Andrea Colonna Janice Crabtree Natalie Cretella 70fJunior- so Q. o holdin' bAck Did you ever leave your house later than usual and hope that you would still get to school on time? You cruised along the high- way and side streets and then all of a sudden . . . something you surely didn't anticipate. Could it be possible, all that traffic was backed up on Benham Street? What a coincidence! Every car and its driver had the same destina- tion, that home-away-from-home, SHA! The Motor Vehicle Department surely was a popular spot for SHA students. It seemed each day the SHA parking lot shrunk in size. Because of the constant influx of new drivers in the school, obtaining parking permits was big busi- ness. Finding a parking space in the SHA derby took a lot of determination, especially for those new drivers who not only occupied three spaces for their one car but also took at least ten minutes to park. Finally when everything got cozy outside, chaos began inside. The line for the phone was unbearable. Each new driver put in a call to their impatient mother who stood shaking by the telephone until they knew their very own Mario Andretti was safe and sound in school. xx 'J s. s Q A Q N Q K ,Q si' x . , W.,,.,4f- W.. W we W ' IW, ix S K M. ci -1 K V. 1 55? K: f 7 , A Q... X 3 yy. ,AF Q, Q be ----..s..,,,, f i t