Sacred Heart Academy - Clelian Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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Mrs. Sabine Ruthmang Foreign Language department Sr. Carol Sansonep Social Studies department Mr. Carl Sierackip Social Studies department Mrs. leanne Treanorg English department S , ft warms gives' A x X. Ascending into the heights of the Asir Moun- tains, the Bouchers observe the scenery from above. Preparing to scuba dive in the Red Sea, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boucher stop for a break north of led- dah. Mr. Boucherf31

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The Karnak Temple in Liexor, Egypt is one of the many sites explored by Mr. Boucher in 1985. Explorer An English teacher at SHA who taught in Tonga and Saudi Arabia? lt sounded unbelieveable, but it was true! Mr. Paul Boucher, a native of West- ville, attended Notre Dame High School. After teaching in the Hartford and Windsor public school systems, he had the desire to see the world and teach abroad. In 1975 he and his wife Laura joined the Peace Corps and went to Tonga where they taught a variety of subjects. Then in 1978 Mr. and Mrs. Boucher journeyed to Saudi Arabia and re- mained teaching there for eight years. This past year they returned to the United States. Residing again in Con- necticut, they began to adjust to the American way of life once again. When asked to mention what was one of the hardest things to get used to, Mr. Boucher replied, Winter, This was my first winter in eleven years. l'd forgotten what it was like. Fr. Edward Moran, Chaplaing Religion department Sr. Susan Marie Nolkemperg Religion and Science departments Mrs. Dolores Perfetto, School Secretary Mrs. Elaine Piazza, Physical Education department Mrs. lane Reed, Foreign Language and Social Studies departments Mrs. Maria Rethis, Foreign Language department Sr. Christine Ring, Religion and Social Studies departments Sr. lude Ruggeri, Science department XC 30fMr. Boucher

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Crammiug your entire life in a 1' b 6' space A locker was the one place at SHA that was strictly off limits to every- one but its owner. For most students these private compartments housed not only books, but also various items of personal interest, such as hair-dryers, mirrors, boxes of tissues, and even pumpkins around Hallow- een. For example, fSimone Mini- chino's locker was the home of her green stuffed parrot. Not so unusual were bibles and blazers, two of the oldest locker-occupants. Theresa Waldron named a library book as the longest resident of her cubbyhole. Although used daily, not every locker was a treasure. While most complaints were about location, Louise Abate disliked the fact that her locker contained books. ttmt oo um nova on uour lCLlfCl OOO! P 6 ' lQ llklg A A , l lE ill 3 7 3' 492 Bit r att 1 E1 ,X 3535 1 M l H5202 J 102 103 J . , y f. l 1-'70 E we t A sw l T ? y 9 7 :fm Q69 5 tl i 3' 7 zrz. 7 Z l . '-1 ' Z - ' 5 3 ln 3 if a 'S W Z? 2 4 f 5 y t wig X g- ew f 2 M 4 IQ 5' fmt m G H3 00 Qu ote most tidifi ff' 'S Wd 'ggi gem OOO? uw 'CCW Allison Aloi Martha Altieri Valentina Anastasio loanne Appicelli Vanessa Bartolomeo Nicole Barucci leananne Benevento Alicia Bennett Deanna Benoit Michelle Boresen Alyson Boucher lennifer Boucher Lori Bourbeau Melissa Brandi Kim Brooks Kristen Buehler loan Buenaventura Melissa Cacace Lisa Capasso Andrea Caprio Diane Carroll Kara Casey Tara Chandra Melody Chiong Nicole Colavolpe Tania Colonna Kila Condon Maricele Cornejo jennifer Craft Heather Dahill X, 32fFreshmen 'ami X ik! is