Sacred Heart Academy - Clelian Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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Right: After a vigorous swim, Cindy Tellgmann takes a rest. Cindy and her sister Bonnie who have been award winning swimmers since they were very young, have competed on a team. Extra ft tivitioa lt dovolopos abilities while promoting popular interests. The life of a SHA student centered on more thanjust homework. Many girls also found time to develop personal talents. 'llf students were involved in activities outide of school, it gave them added op- portunities to grow and experience the real world, stated dancerfchoreographer, Chelsea Proctor. Kristin MacDonald shared both Chelsea's interest and her point of view. Kristin also spent much of her time dancing and teaching dance to children three days a week. 'llt was very difficult at times, she admitted, but it's rewarding to see them on stage at the end of the year. Although some students were talented athletically, others found their strength in words. One such student, Adela Carbone, belonged to Amnesty International which required writing letters requesting fair treatment for political prisoners. These interests and activities were as di- versified as each individual's personality. ln addition to a student's schoolwork, her accomplishments in her oum local commu- nity were also important areas of interest and talent. Right: Avid golfer, Debbie Mager models her unique golf uniform. 533110553 Outside interests '

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I Above: Even unusual pets need love. Mary Ruth cradles one of her three ferrets. Right: While relaxing outdoors, Christina Habeski shares a special moment with her dog, Snowy. 1 w K, it fm- fx f -f, l 595 Nl, ,, , 'lie,,, .s Y gs. ki 4 Y E! 'ks 112355252 Pets