Sacred Heart Academy - Clelian Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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Right: Hot yet ready to brave the rapids Katie Reilly prepares her- self for a voyage on the lake at Holiday Hill. Below: At the Walk-a-thon, Jane Montano with Carl and Lisa Pettin- ella sport summertime fashions and Coca-Colas. irll A S , Q if WL Righif Making a splash at the school picnic, Becky Kuntz gets into the summer mood. 140923 End Of The Year WWW' ylly f Mane , i ' - gqwmn , f'-,, ,, ' -ff,' 2 Vrf, V I 5 ,V,, or ,yy , , f, , I V l , , V Hz 4-W ,Vk,,,fh , , Ak i ,, M, f if I :aww ' Q , if if H we ' V f - T T A A it wi 452,97 Mg-, ,yyyl . rsll , ' ' 'V' , ' 'fm ,War or Other end-of-the-year activities also proved to be enjoyable and fun. Spring Week was held the week after April va- cation and culminated in two special events: Kids' Day and Teacher Appreciation Day. Kin- dergarteners to third graders who attended Sacred Heart School in New Haven enjoyed the day at SHA - riding ponies and eating Hap- py Meals from McDon- ald's. The faculty, on the following day, ex- perienced extra free time when National Honor Society mem- bers volunteered to teach classes for them. On May 19 the school gathered in the gymna- sium for May Crowning. Following the recitation of the rosary Leslie Vorio crowned the stat- ue ofthe Blessed Virgin. Special occasions like this were plentiful at the end of the school year.

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