Sacred Heart Academy - Clelian Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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As members of the layout staff, Maureen Downey and Kristin Raf- fone put the finishing touches on the newspaper before its deadline. Through Alethea I have learned to work with others in an at mosphere of produc tivity The newspaper staff intricately volves our entire school community in I s diverse goals Debbie Eichler te 102fAlethea Discussing the choice for the next movie, Maureen Downey, Stefany Minor, loann Zamparo and Mrs. leanne Treanor prepare for the Film Club's next classic. Editing is not the easiest job in the world. Angela Cappetta and Col- leen C-room work on a layout.

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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

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f. gg! D MA my ,,,- . 'ZHff,,4s- ,, ' ,,' - .,,,, ' M ' meal . Alelhea members Carolyn Luongo, Melanie Iennette, Cheryl Wajdowicz, Angela Cappetta, Gina Malerba, and Colleen Groom plan for the next edition of the newspa- per. Piclumd in 21 assic Alethea is truth, said the chief. Emblazoned letters of black on white. Find those stories, get those pictures, And make sure you get it right! But before the school sees our creation, We need paste-up participation. Now comes the cry, I need the T-square! Pass that pen of non-photo blue. Where's the article? I need a caption! Oh, whatever shall I do? Carry me to the Eas Writer I know this'll be an an-nighter! Far away from all that chaos In the peace of Room Eight, Film Classics members gather together Ready to see a movie great. Sighs start as the credits roll And they hear Scarlet's southern drawl. Shapes huddle in darkened homerooms, Light from the screens on their faces. Living other lives in celluloid, Visiting exotic, far-off places. All this for a 53.00 fee Magic from a VCR and a TV. I Film ciubfios 5'