Sacred Heart Academy - Clelian Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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Elena Pandaru Irene Pata Kim Patton jennifer Pearce Tanya Philbrick Nan Plunkett Alexa Prestianni Damien Price Rachel Proulx loan Pursell Toni-Anne Ragozzino Carolyn Richards Kathy Rogers Mary Ruth Christine Rynne Cheryl Sadler Tracey Salerno Michele Santopietro Tara Sapiente Theresa Sgrignari Denise Simmonds Sheryl Sink Shannon Skinner Tracy Skinner Kathy Sorcinelli 1466191118 Drumming her fingers and check mg her watch a sophomore realized that she had been occupying the same space in the lunch line for the past ten minutes As the line length ened and time passed her by she remained alert to catch any lane cut ters A bold and brazen fellow stu dent dared to tlptoe forward She berated her and her targeted con- nection for their plotting' she would not tolerate the game of headsies. She resigned that next time she would make reparation in advance for the purchase of her lunch. To combat the long stretch, she envi- sioned the termination of her inde- terminate sentence in the lunch line. As the food service, which was of- fered for the first time, continued throughout the year, modifications made it easier to purchase lunch fas- ter. Xb 42fSophomores ye' .ts X 4 3' be 1... J N in a no -Wm sttuatlon 771m if F? P12 17m Smp 724,u Jywk ffl!! J .3 When' do uw do while Hou are A A wal in 'n ot long ine. - . 1 sf i1 ,9 ......? - -.,f is-115, :1 f +Al lsinq WM qi sf -Criefxcb ,ggi . 10047 1 V 1 F 4 62+ Mad

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Reaching down into the dreaded unknown Books have been left home be- Do :lou A ol SHALL fore. Assignments and permission slips have been forgotten. But what happened when someone had to go without their pocketbook for a whole day? The idea didn't seem too scary until one remembered that a pocketbook carried a small portion of one's life in it. Aside from the usu- al pens and makeup, keys to house and car, license and money were in a handbag. There were many other things car- ried in SHA pocketbooks. Senior Polly Nugent toted food in hers. Variations on size were also seen. Some girls could have packed every- thing but the kitchen sink in their pocketbooks, while others struggled just to fit their wallets in. 1077 90 i 'RJ 66 sb do Z0 I lb ,kk llilf ii bf? f 4 e l .Q blllla ll! I L' ..... i N Ir4,l.f ' ' ffl il- ' ni fl' 'zjflx Q, 1 'J QQQQQQ' ...ll X I' an -' ff: C JI E, ll!--- I 1 lb ' 17070 5070 l Laurie McQuade Patricia Monroe Melissa Morrissey Robin Morrissey Kate Mott Kim Murphy Kim Northam Meigan O'Connor Amy Palladino Michelle O'Donnell Searching for that everelusive item, Hope Tracey reaches into the depths of her bag. J Sophomoresf41 'J'

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Mary Stackpole Laura Surprenant Bonnie Tellgmann Kim Tracy Leah Travaglini Celeste Valentino Kelly Vanacore Kim Lee Villano Kerry Wasko Lori Young K 7:--'iii we K By the time Alison Skikas and Chelsea Limoncelli reach the end of the line, food is their only thought. Eager students, Karen Santacrofe, Mary Kate Kelly, Maureen Leary, and Michelle Mattei wait in line for activity day sign-ups. Sit Sophomoresf43 J