Sacred Heart Academy - Clelian Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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Pens poised, Cheryl Sadler and Ra- quel Cuasay listen intently to a question posed in biology class. A frustrated Natalie Cretella buries her head in a book, while attempt- ing to research a paper. The morning light is too bright for Sr. jude Ruggeri who models the latest in eyewear during chemistry class. lei 74!B-Day any

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S Ei :ix :fa Q was av.: an r s Q 9 Q 9 is ,W ,M , , fm5 -.... A iournal assignment is a topic of interest for Dana Olmsted, Michelle Graham and Sr. Mary Card. The basics of drawing are some of the firs! techniques that must be learned by freshman Veronica Gib- lin. A-Day! 73 3' 4

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my B Day: A time for Infinity and interest 9:02 a.m. Term paper terror in Algebra II Trig In Room 10, fifteen pairs of eyes concentrated on the complex graphing problem. When the answer was fi- nally achieved, groans of disbelief and exclamations of success were heard. Then a question was hesitantly posed. Sister Eileen, about those, umm, papers . .. This was followed by nods and murmurs as the students recalled the terrifying assignment: a 3-5 page term pa- per on a specific math topic - with footnotes. 11:36 a.m. Covert Cheetos in the cafe One freshman had entrenched herself amid a huge pile of books. She was stumbling over an algebra prob- lem, her pencil tapping on the thick notebook in front of her However another giggle from the sophomores and the rock n roll from the lounge made it difficult to concentrate. Glancing at the clock she was relieved that there was still a half hour remaining in her study a benefit' of the extended length of classes. In the library an industrious junior was looking quickly through periodicals trying to find a chemistry article she understood Meanwhile in the reference section another junior pounced on the Facts on File, praying that it had the information she desperately needed for her report 1 44 a m Stopped short in shorthand At first the junior had thought that she would never really get used to it. But now 75 minutes of shorthand along with her other business class was a breeze. Best of all she enjoyed the challenge of speed tests and accu- racy timings junior Chris Chiaro enjoyed shorthand especially because We re really a class now not just those juniors and these seniors Peering at the keyboard Mary Rose ' I I I I I I ' I . . . I . ll I I I II . . I Casey discovers that using an elec- tric typewriter has its disadvantages. B-Day! 75 x jf