Sacred Heart Academy - Clelian Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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Melisso Moniini Q - Morio Morrison i Bricigei Nesfer Viciorio Morris Jill Mulvey Poirioio O'Hogon - Anclreo Morrison

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Morgoref McGovern Yvonne McNeill Karen Moschio Liso Mosfroionni Christine Mongillo

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LCIUFO OflOI'ldO Sheryl O'Shea A Rachelle Palmieri 514211111 bag cazlsvize IT musT have happened To you aT leasT once. You're siTTing in class Taking a grueling TesT when all of a sudden you and everyone else hear The infamous sound of your growl- ing sTomach. Having had no breakfasT be- cause you were Too busy sTudying, you awaiT mods 16 and 'l7 LUNCH! . On an average day, one could smell Those classic aromas of microwave pop- corn, bologna and cheese sandwiches, and Suzy-Qs. BuT if you happened To sTumble inTo The cafeTeria on EnThronemenT or SpiriT Day, you mighT have run inTo any number oi Things: balloons hanging from The ceiling, Domino's or Luigi's delivery boys, or cleverly rearranged cafe Tables. If you ThoughT if was auief in There, you were wrong. The spiriT engendered by The class cheers re- mained high as The seniors, juniors, sopho- mores, and freshmen lefT Their own special mark on everyone's ears. Lines . . . Girls would rafher have died Than give up Their place in line af The machines. Money would pass from hand To hand along wiih whispers of Would you please geT me a Toasfed Almond bar. ' EaTing was noT The only acTiviTy Thai wenT on during lunch, One could ofTen hear an- nouncemenfs calling sTudenT council or FBLA members To The fronT of The cafe. lT was also a Time To geT ThaT unfinished homework done, As Kim Reilly said, iT was a break from classes and a chance To Talk wiTh your friends who you usually didn'T see all day, ' Seniors!91