Sacred Heart Academy - Clelian Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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Below: French Patriots iliim Hillman, Andrea Gayle, Jen- nifer Boucher, Amy Pernacchio and Dana Olmstedl sing Mademoiselle from Armentieres, a morale-boosting tune circa World War l, in an ellon to bring a taste of France to the United States. A A ' . :mrs , W. 14, 7K 4 .., t I fl. -JQZTQ S7'I.TTi,i'7lf ,w,A,,,,, hwy, .............- . wi' Above: Arms full of supplies for an authentic Spanish fiesta, Kim Gajewski and Danielle D'Addio head for the fun. 1 41' Language Clubs

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for que '7 Pourquol '7 ur non '7 Most students would cite the desire to learn about a different culture as their rea- son for studying a language. But for those who wanted to concentrate only on the cul- ture and not the often difficult and de- manding language there was another op- These organizations were open to any student who wished to join and ws able to attend the monthly meetings. Studying any of the three languages French Spanish and Latin on which the various clubs were based was not a requirement for member- ship. Therefore those interested had the chance to view more than one culture by simply joining more than one club. The activities in which many members were able to participate varied from singing French Christmas carols to a Spanish Christmas party with Notre Dame to a wine and cheese-tasting party. Food- sampling was a common event. The Span- ish Club for example ate dinner at a local Spanish restaurant. These and other activities provided a several foreign countries. By getting such a view members of the language clubs were able to feel what it was like to truly exper- ience a foreign culture. For these students participating in the activities ofanother cul- ture became as easy as signing up for a club and was fun as well. tion: language clubs. better look at the traditions and customs of 29823 40 SQQKZSE Language Clubs v, Ty, Above: ln the true spirit ofa Roman feast, Cathy Lenti, Sue Pemberton, and Martha Altieri relax, dine, and enjoy the festivities. Right: All decked out in ancient linery, Becky Reznik and Jennifer Olsen take a stance at the Latin dinner. Qrv v - I , .fw - vu :jg Q 5 I V D L., L V f r ' ' ' Q.,,,,fzJE13f2f1f::Q gf , .V ,m,, Y ,gl ,AM ,,,5-g,::4c.,gH:-,f ?i-i1:f's -1f- , f ' ff W kv , , A ' W , 'ls ' ,W 'K A if . aww K ww E S? S 1,

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Right: Demonstrating the concentration needed for the Handbell Choir, Karyn Cassello, Diana Branchini and Da- mien Price focus their attention on the music notes as well as the director. Above: At the Christmas concert, Hope, Kuziel, Michele Lan- dino and Michele Lipka sing soprano. Right: Members of the Cilee Club, Front row: Lorena Vene- gas, Bridget Aiello, Jennifer Slesinski, Veronica Giblin, Mid- dle row: Valerie Ambrogio, Roxanne Voira, Michele McCann: Back row: Barb Butler, Connie lazetta, Ksenia Kyzyk, Kris- ten Grandfield, Jessica Hyde, perform at the Christmas Con- cert for parents and friends. 956255 42 52233: Cilee Clubfrlandbell Choir 2 92 I if fi 'Aj 5 E .M I, 3 l.. fs? gIr ff,, 3