Sacred Heart Academy - Clelian Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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Below: Hold that pose! Modeling the latest fashion, Jo-Ellen Paytas discovers how hard it is to stay still. , S 1 ...mf 1 ,, MV? 's..,' Dx? 4 ir S. 34 ,D V Above: Trying to see if an outfit looks good can be very difficult, as Davm Amore discovers as she contemplates buying this shirt. Left: Tanya Chiarelli is impressed when Alicia Clark shows her the latest in fashion denim from abroad at Pier 1 lm- ports. WWW 3 ' '- N' kffifixi -I. Q . SY X Q .Q .- QQFE, 115' Shopping Malls

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Right: How much? As the junior-senior prom approaches, Cheryl Wajdowicz and Michele Mattei hunt for their gowns. buying oprees lt takes time, money and n little bit of fashion sense. This year, a favorite thing for SHA girls to do was shop. Most students, a poll revealed, shopped for clothes that they looked good in and felt most comfortable wearing. Melissa Sandagata shopped for, 'X big sweaters and baggy pants. Maria DiCiuiseppe com- mented, l like to create my own style by mixing and matching different designs. Though most students believed that they were compulsive shoppers, the average girl shopped only about once a month. Although shopping for clothes was what most people looked for, Kristen Kuziel was someone who searched for different things, 'xl like to shop in Hallmark stores for little doo-dads and knick- knacks. Other students could not resist buyingjewelry, make-up, and stuffed animals. Colors, sizes, name brands and price were important considerations before purchasing clothing. Deanna Benoit looked for, . . . dark colors such as blacks and blues and if they only have a bigger size, l don't care, l'll buy it anyway. Stephanie Landa felt, x'The style and color influence my choice of cloth- ing as well as the name brand. To buy these items, most Sacred Heart stu- dents explored malls, such as West Farms, Connecticut Post, Chapel Square, and Meri- den Square, because they provided the op- portunities to shop in various kinds of stores. However, some individual stores were popu- lar with the girls, among these were G. Fox, Macy's, Benetton, Jordan Marsh, and the Limited. So, no matter what kind of clothes one liked, what one bought, or where one bought it, shopping was a favorite pastime. A. M fs E Y 5 i is E 2 Right: A frequent shopper at the Chapel Square Mall in New ii ' 'J -If Haven, Maryan Lee debates with herselfover buying a minis- ff kirt. ', 11 ' . .Q ii X i Q , .4 if if xx , f 4 V' V try - I 5 g ZVL V ,,, g. i??', Shopping Malls 5 5 2 5

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Right: Showing off her team spirit, Notre Dame cheer- leader Raquel Cuasay lights up the field with her smile. Above: Utilizing both skill and precision, the Notre Dame cheerleaders attempt a daring mount. Right: Two intrigued seniors, Theresa Gagliardi and Ellen D'Andrea attend a Notre Dame hockey game. 116 snfxfmf HUWQ F JKUUIWPH' fi i .. .