Sacred Heart Academy - Clelian Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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STAND-BY for an official dat IIBY participating in NLTC we learned how to be effective leaders and spirit builders. It was an incredible experience. -lean Brandolini Taking note of last minute details, Student Council president Marga- ret-Mary Donohue adds some fin- ishing touches to the Enthronement decorations. NC 16fStudent Council Press Release - Hamden: Student delegates convened at the National Leadership Training Center lNLTCl at LaSalle Military Academy in Oakdale, Long Island on july 10, 1986. There, the Student Council Executive Board, Margaret-Mary Donahue, Meg Kiely, Amy O'Brien, and lean Brandolini spent the next six days sharpening their leadership skills. Throughout each day, stu- lents representing the fifty tates attend numerous ses- ions on topics concerning ioal-setting, problem-solv- ig, and decision-making. eadership abilities were put to extensive use during small group sessions. These occa- sions gave the officers the opportunity to mingle with other delegates. As vice- president Meg Kiely re- marked, The friendliness was overwhelming. I felt at home and it didn't matter that we didn't know any- body. We all became fast friends. After the convention, the enterprising leaders wasted no time. During August, they planned upcoming school events such as the Fall Dance and the establishment of a snack shop. The Event of the Month was rejuvenated. Various contests were sponsered, in- up e citing competition and in- volvement. At the Enthrone- ment celebration, balloons were set off, containing the names and addresses of the students. Mrs. lane Reed was one of the lucky ones who received a response. Her balloon was found by a little boy in Durham, CT. Student Council worked hard to diffuse projects into the school. The key to a suc- cessful Student Council, ac- cording to President Marga- ret-Mary Donahue, is com- munication. It's a major fac- tor because the way in which you get your point across is important. lt's the key in get- ting things done. ZXVIY

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Vice-president Meg Kiely extends her hospitality on behalf of Sacred Heart to Dave Garanella and Kurt Fisher of Notre Dame's student council. Polishing up his juggling skills, loe Antos, a student at Notre Dame and a member of the Clown Club, pre- pares to perform for the sisters at the Manor. Engrossed in their reading, Toni- Anne Ragozzino and Kevin Baker share some information at Notre Dame's College Night on October 21. N5 18fSchool Interaction EHS!! iliiii 153515 li 2: