Sacred Heart Academy - Clelian Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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Poems are exchanged for criticism between Debbie Eichler and Shan- non Conaty. Choosing artwork is a team effort for Gina Colavolpe and Kristyn Blake. if 'l00fPrism The Prism staff ns a powerhouse of promlsmg, creative young women lt s a wonderful opportu mty to share the tal- ents of so many, not only the staff, but also f of the student body. - Sr. Mary Carol Gentile

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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

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,, .. p f , , ,wma C by young minds Into the room, they all come And congregate around the desks Smilin quietly at the piles of poems Alreacf wanting to choose the best, Though their submissions are there, too. There is too much left to do. Conspirators with pen and a er Gathering creations from alljtlfe school, Melded together on tiny pages. Quality is a golden rule. Literary staff fli s through the works While nearby the art staff lurks. Soon Prism's chosen works Are passed along to the art staff. There they'll be poked and prodded. Read from first line to last. Then, with pen and ink and artistic flair Drawings will decorate and flatter. After collection, correlation, and approval, After every drawing's done, After printing, perusal and pleasure, After the satisfaction for everyone, After the work, the conspirators art, Another edition is over, another lleft to start. f Tina Anastasio gives Christine Ruenhorst encouragement on her poem. 1 Prism! 101 ff