Sacred Heart Academy - Clelian Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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The entrance procession is proudly led by Mr. William lovanne and his wife Betty, who served as co-chair- person of the gala. A A A -ii .SH-4 N J b 9 Q xi Q it 6 ,W ll istoric gala Time: 4:00 P.M. Date: April 4, 1987 Place: Sacred Heart Academy if 2:fE'EL'.I:'5E? '-- ., : ,EfE:s'EfEfEeI:fE2iEs:E5E5E5'Q:-E1::.:.i'E52Ef'.f?EE':EQE5:EQ:EE12,-Ef.EE5:2,:g,Eg: ,.::.- ' ,ww ........ N-fff -W-it :E 1' 1 15,-5:31 :,:j 'gg,'5':5: a:'.5g'::':'f:::g::i:, i':5'E:1':2 -2-se::-.1-Izts-igfj:.::g.-g:'.,,, .-.fr - 1 After 40 years of growth, the SHA community wished to express its gratitude to those who had contributed to the school s develop ment On Apr1l4 alumnae parents and students gath ered for a grand fortieth an mversary gala A mass cele brated by Bishop Peter Ro 1223! 40th Anniversary W , ., ., , .saw - H . 1+ umm: W M' sazza and concelebrated by former chaplains Fr Robert Ladish and Fr John Pelletier and present chaplain Fr Ed ward Moran began the fes tivuties Following this was a tour of the school Home rooms were filled with memorabilia from past dec ades including videotapes . .:... ii i titiuiau-il-A-af--'li SW as ..c..,,..N.s-.sa www Photographs illustrated the diverse origins from which the present day school stemmed A dinner culmi- nated the festivities. The Glee Club and Handbell Choir performed a number of selections and a slide show of the past 40 years en- tertained guests . , ' r 1 ' 0 - - ' 0 u We went through the school to see all the different rooms decorated with SHA memorabilia. Everything has changed so much over the past forty years. - len McManus waves

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4' The Baroness fflorinda Hilgerl, the Captain iBruce Murrayi and Max lMarc Garolaloi proclaim what love's about . Maria QNataIie Pospolitaj teaches a new melody to the Von Trapp chil- dren lstanding: Tom Bowen, Missy Roach, Mary Grace Santagaia, Ni- cole Somma, Becky Reznikg seated: Shawna Papa and Melissa Signorel. 4. - - - The Sound of Music was l really don't think l'll The musical was awe- It was really great. Not one of the best experiences ever be able to forget the some for me. lt's great to only were we acting asafam- l've had. Being Maria was the Sound of Music. The 1000!0 know there are people who ily but it really seemed like highlight of my senior year. participation of every indi- will work together to get a WG were one. My memories of the show vidual involved was what job done. The hard work -Missy Roach will stay with me long after really made it such a suc- really paid off, and this made closing night. cess. the show a real success. -Natalie Pospolita -Erlen Stebbings -Barb Butler I Musicalf127 jf

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A familiar picture draws Maria Pisa- no and Margaret Rose's attention to one of the collages in the cafeteria. One ol the speakers at the celebra- tion was a member of the first class, Sr. Adrianne DiLonardo, who re- marks on the intense development of the school. Anxiously awaiting the start of the 40th Anniversary dinner, Sr. Ellen Cronan and Fr. Robert Ladish remi- nisce about their years together at SHA. II lt was interesting to see pictures of the people who came here. The slide show depicted how things changed over the years. Past graduates were so excited as they reminiscedf' -Amy Palladino My whole family went, including my two sisters who graduated in '81 and '83, They saw girls they went to school with. The school did a good job with the displays. 9 ,-Tanya Chiarelli At the celebration, I saw people I hadn't seen since gl graduated. My own class- mates, previous students, and alumnae whose daugh- ters now attend SHA were all here. -Sr. Marialice Ackermann Il It was a time for past graduates to reminisce about SHA experiences. They were very happy and excited, especially during the slideshow when they wouldn't stop clapping. -Debbie Eichler 40th Anniversaryf129 J