Sacred Heart Academy - Clelian Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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Right: After Taking a break from school, Jennifer Vitelli makes up an IPS lab. Precautions should be taken to avoid disasters lt looked like a gorgeous day. Pink-filtered sunlight shone through her bed- room curtains onto her face. She smiled. lt's go- ing to be a beautiful day, she said to herself dreami- ly. She forced herself out of bed, put on fuzzy slippers, and padded down the hall. Still half-asleep, she 'was heading to the kitchen one level below when her foot slipped on one of the last steps. As her legs gave out from under her, she screamed involuntarily and suddenly found herself sprawled at the bottom of the stairs. Stunned, she quickly attempted to recov- er her composure and get up before the rest of her family realized what had happened. Boy, did that an- kle hurt! With cheerleading practice after school and dance class at night, she re- alized that it was no time for an injury. Several students were able to identify with this fic- tional character. As Valerie Ambrogio remarked, lf there's a flight of stairs around, l'll fall down them. Although getting hurt was not a pleasant ex- perience, some people found a bright side. For ex- ample, Susan Cadella, who was injured in a gymnastics class, commented, I did enjoy missing gym classes. Valerie suggested that there's a purpose for this: UAccidents are Gods way of telling you to get off your high horse. 2832535952 70391855 Seniorsflkccidents And Injuries MQSSSX ei X S l X S 1 5: s i i NYNX -,. 3 Vi xx X Us if ----- wut ws 1. if gi, Jacquelyn Kunza Hope huziel Ksenia hyzyk fa l SQ f Q

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:.:, . F ESP Veronica Holmes Jessica Hyde Concetta lazzetta WZ' MM! uf . eff W' 3 1 X ' il --M --1 :I S1 'is s Andrea Jasaitis Carole Kamienski Sheila Keenan '4' Q.. ,W VZ Q 1, V ' ' , Aw.-- - L' W, , , ,. ,,,v, , ,V., , . ,. , f ' ,- ,H 'vw , HQ , 'f-rf Y W in Wm School days are postponed due to the snow Bzzzzzz, the alann joltec. her into awareness. She wanted to turn it off and ig- nore what time it was, but instead of going back to sleep, she bravely jumped out of her warm bed and turned the radio on to our foul weather friend, WELI. l'This is a storm center update, the voice said. She anxiously listened as the newscaster read the list of cancellations. l'East Haven public and private schools-closed. Fairfield Prep-closed. E, F, G Hamden's next, she thought, and finally the an- noucement came. Hamden public and pri- vate schools, including Sa- cred Heart Academy - closed. The sleepy SHA student turned off her ra- dio, crawled back into bed, and quickly fell sound asleep. This was a not too rare occurrence this year for SHA students due to the substantial amount of snow we received. The weather made roads icy and driving nearly impossible. Days off, however, were not the only good things to come out of the storms. The large amounts of snow made conditions great for skiing, and SHA students took advantage of it. Sever- al skiing trips, planned by Jennifer McKinley's moth- er, Elizabeth, were made on Friday afternoons to Mt. Southington. Left: Never sit on thej-bar! Jes- sica Hyde obeys the golden rule of ski-lifts as she heads uphill for an- other run down the slope. 9651525 69328256 SnowfSenlors

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:rx yay, 1 A 2 ,W 5 2 f 4 ,eww - all Gina Langglla Dina Lattanzi Kathleen Leary Maryam Lee Victoria Lennon Kristen Limauro Miflhele UDKH h NX Xi Z it ...F X ' 'fix' , af ,,w1fj,nw'.-Wk? W I i f , M 7 Alyssa Luzietti Kristin MacDonald Left: Exchanging smiles and friendship pins, Lynette Cohane delicately places her pin in Debbie Casner's casted hand. Q . 2551522 71 38255152 Accidents And lnjuriesfSeniors