Sacred Heart Academy - Clelian Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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The four of us h d a lot of fun staying at Bryant College for three days We about being editors of a yearbook, and avoiding college als at all costs - Laura Carotenuto School activities are over for every- one except a few Clelian editors. Kim Reilly and Erika Olmsted ex- periment with layout ideas at the lostens yearbook workshop. ll a learned so much A me It's a tough decision, but photogra- phy editor Natalie Pospolita and staff member Dawn Amore intently choose pictures for the yearbook. bf 98!Clelian

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51 Amid the pressures of academic achievement, part-time employment, and extracurricular ac- tivities, the students at still participated in a va- riety of school-spon- sored activities. These offered opportunities to learn new crafts, to gain experience in a certain hobby, or sim- ply to enjoy being with friends. Several clubs were new this year as the re- sult of eliminating activ- ity period which used to be held once a month. Clubs such as Clelian, Prism and photography allowed students to ex- pand their abilities in writing, photography, graphic design. Mem- bers of the Pro-Life Club donated hours of time and effort to help ease some of the prob- lems of society. The Film Classics Club was open to all students who enjoyed recent or old movies. Throughout the past four decades, new ideas and interests created different clubs. Yet, the opportunity to share and enjoy special inter- ests and talents re- mained strong. ' National Honor Society offi- cers Suzanne Bowen and Kristen Wajdowicz celebrate Christmas by throwing a piz- za party. During leisure time, Sr. Ur- sula and her students gather in the library to pour over current events. Clubsf97 J

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w 'Tip Nbr Hof? .ga Recorded ior memories Yo, Man! The call of Homer Hall - The call to excite to enthusiasm. No, I believe it was entoosiasm. Yes, he called the entoosiastic students To open their imaginations. And have no limits. Sitting in the small dorm room creating They noticed the floor beginning to move. Moving? They were working too hard. No! lt was moving! They were moving! Those little armies of ants invading their weekend. And their food. A colle-Fe cafeteria experience for some. Some ared not to attempt such a feat. Feet. Their feet hurt from walking from class to class. Classes in writing, photo raphing, and imagining. Imagining the year aheaci An the book to remember the year. A book to record the years' events. Events that made the people, And the people that made the events. A book to remember those special times: Times shared with friends, And friends shared in time. Creating a unique layout is the task of Georgia Sayers and Sr. jude Rug- geri. Both Susan Broshieit and Loren Lo- Cascio proofread copy before a deadline. Clelianf 99 '3