Sacred Heart Academy - Clelian Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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Q95 .sz Nez' 'el ev -sages 5 fe D QQ Genuine X s QD' xv' 96 As part of the Toasters jo-Ellen Paytas plays the damsel in distress and Maryan Lee plays the villian. shin-ing stars experience intense accomplishment There was only one place in the world someone could have found janet jackson, Abbot and Costello, and jo- hann Sebastian Bach on the same night's program. Well, maybe these famed people weren't actually performing, but the scene was just as fas- cinating. On November 23, over 100 girls summoned their courage, donned their costumes and showed off their unique talent. Amongthe 22 acts were a well-choreographed dance to a medley of janet jackson songs, comedy routines bor- rowed from Eddie Murphy and Abbott and Costello, and heartfelt renditions of All At Once and The Lady is a Tramp. Awards were given for the Sflf Seniors outstanding acts in five cate- gories including the new di- vision of best novelty act. The winner of this award was a group of juniors who called themselves The Toasters. The award for group act was presented to Control, a group of girls drawing from all four classes. Dancer Kris- ten MacDonald, vocalist Mi- chelle Santopietro, and in- strumentalist joann Zamparo won awards in the artistic categories. As a participant in the show for four straight years, Stephany Minor looked back on the performances with fond memories. The last show was definitely the best. I love the feeling of practic- ing hard and showing off my talent with my friends. iiwzffff, if V Gina Abbott jacqueline Antos Denise Ayala Mary Bauer

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s 2 5 P sisscc ssli r alss C P i fi ssess s s Patricia Biondi Kristyn Blake Suzanne Bowen Kathleen Burke Margherita Calcagno Laura Carotenuto Knock 'em dead . . . standing ovation . . . on broadway . . Performing to lanet lackson's Control, Chelsea Proctor strikes a dramatic pose. Michelle Brandon Mary Rose Casey Talent Showf5'l