Sacred Heart Academy - Clelian Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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With an eager flourish, Shawn Esposito and Alli- son Stratton readily exercise their right to choose their favorite candidate for senator in the mock election. After all the hectic rush of voting finally ends, Susan Pemberton solemnly counts the ballots in the mock election sponsored by the Civics class. 'm 'tl 15. Alison Lee Carolyn Lee Sheri LeMay Nicole Lenti Diana Lopusny Patricia Maffeo Noelle Magnotti Alicia Martone Kelly McDermott Meghan McDermott Iennifer McKinley Sarah McQuown Freshmenf35 J

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Coleen Daly Christina Darling Heather D'Auria Tara DiCapua Mary jo Early Lori Ematrudo Dawn Esposito Shawn Esposito Stephanie Ficocelli Patricia Foley jessica Frisco Andrea Gayle Maureen Gethings Veronica Giblin jennifer Gilmore Alda Goncalves Michelle Graham Kristen Hauser Kimberly Hillman Debra-Ann Holik Diane Holmes jennifer Howard Robin Hunt Lauren Hunter Christine lazzetta Mary Kate Kelly jacqueline Kozin Rebecca Kuntz Krista Larsen Maureen Leary Into the darkest hours of the night, the dedicated campaign vol- unteers worked for their candidates. They scribbled furiously with stubby markers to complete the posters for the all-important day of the mock election: November 3. Initiated by the civics classes, this grass roots campaign became a subject of in- tense debate. Amid the last minute lobbying, true political advocates ar- gued in the halls over the latest is- sues. Lunch tables were divided by the stress of conflicting political views. And yet, after all the dust of the election had settled, the cheery faces and peaceful conversation re- turned. At least, that is, until next election day when dedicated fresh- men in civics conducted another election. XC 34fFreshmen . W . ,-.L uf ' , ' I is ami' 'gzip M., ,.. . . ,. ,., s ff W W 5 . f if 1 1, f f 1 .wa- V-ll ,Q I A 33 M, f ,Q , W , .9 ,L Projecting the results of a stately feud , gestion Ea al' nu. t if t 'W' jf ll ll ll l ffjmy f l ' l A wit if 'l 1 ifbf SN A X -x NX'-

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Kelly Miller jane Montano Njeri Njuguna jennifer Norcross Heather O'Brien Patricia O'Donnell Dana Olmsted jennifer Olsen Karen O'Malley Kathleen O'Sullivan Shawna Papa Catherine Pata Susan Pemberton Shelly Pendergrass Amy Pernacchio Lisa Pettinella Kimberly Pierce Michelle Proto Kristin Raffone Eva Rainer Tonya Raucci Kathryn Reilly Theresa Reilly jennifer Reynolds Penny loafers fisherman sweaters, and Guess jeans. These were some of Kristen Herman, for example, be lieved that her most fashionable item was her Gucci underwear There were also practical fashion items. Penny loafers, for instance, with their slots to hold spare change were very practical. Chris Chiaro put dimes in her shoes in case she eded money for a phone call. Chrissy Savastano said that she would use the money in her loafers to save up for Washington. ' However, some items taking up space in one's closet were definitely out this year. Tanya Chiarelli claimed that her fluorescent sweater was the most unfashionable piece of clothing she owned. All in all, fash- Q, 1, , 1 We , -9-m u V W f- ,wg W , W W A 1 ' J-1 ow MANY 5ARRlNG HOLES DO you HAVE IN Yoon. EARSY O Holes N 1 hole '2 holes 211' - 5 Conforming to what used to be unusual the items foundlin the fashion sceneL ' H C 2 0 F W H N .1 , I ion, no matter how diverse, was shared by everyone. XC' 36fFreshmen