Sacred Heart Academy - Clelian Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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Right With his arm in a sling, Bono lead singer of U2, gives the sold out crowd an uplifting signal. Allison Aloi Martha Altieri Valentina Anastasio Joanne Appicelli Nicole Barucci Alicia Bennett Deanna Benoit Michelle Boresen Alyson Boucher Jennifer Boucher Lori Bourbeau Joan Buenaventura Melissa Cacace Lisa Capasso Andrea Caprio Diane Carroll Kara Casey Tara Chandra Nicole Colavolpe Tania Colonna liila Condon Maricele Comejo Jennifer Craft Heather Dahill Coleen Daly Heather D'Auria Mary Jo Early Lori Ematrudo Dawn Esposito Stephanie Ficocelli Patricia Foley Andrea Gayle Maureen Crethings Veronica Criblin Jennifer Gilmore 3395552 85 SophomoresfConcerts

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ll T' i'ii f '. U' f I I' I 1 1 V, 36-Q 5, 5 l jx., I 'I IL wp. 5 '6 lp 1, if xcitement from Entertainers :ij VH . A lt was 9:15 p.m. C 'f::' and the arena was filled with excitement. Groups of people rushed to their seats, waiting for the show to be- gin. Guards paced up and down the walkways, making sure ev- eryone was in their proper places. Suddenly, the taped mu- sic from the speakers stopped playing and the house lights went down. Screaming fans leapt to the seats of their chairs, rushed to the stage, and were in- stantly satisfied when the band walked slowly on stage and be- gan to play. The concert had be- gun. This was a typical scene this year as many well-known bands came to Connecticut to enter- Above: During his latest concert, John Lennon's son, Julian, serenades an ex- cited fan. Right: Standing outside of New l1aven's Toad's Place, Jennifer Taft meets the seventeen-year old rocker Charlie Sex- ton. ?2535zQ84 tain. Among the most popular artists were U2 and David Bowie. U2 came to New Haven Colise- um on September 23, 1987 to entertain their Connecticut fans for the fourth time that year. Al- though lead singer, Bono, was suffering from an injured shoul- der, the band played for about 90 minutes, coming back for three encores. Long-time U2 fan, Sheila Keenan said, The show was great! I thought Bono showed real dedication to his fans by playing, even though he was injured. Another successful show took place only two days later at the Hartford Civic Center. On Sep- tember 25, 1987 the legendary David Bowie took the stage for three hours. l'lis show, however, was quite different than those of many other bands. Theater and dance were intermingled into many of his numbers and many fans accepted this eagerly. Although last year's concerts were enjoyed by many, there were still conflicting views, espe- cially concerning the David Bow- ie concert. Many fans liked the radical style of the show and felt that it made it unique, however, Susan Broshjeit did not share this view: lt was too overdone. The dancers and the constant scenery changes took away from the quality of the music. Right: Alannah Currie, ofthe Thompson Twins, belts out one of their hit songs. wits. .. SophomoresjConcerts H

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Alda Goncalves Michelle Graham Kristen Hauser Kimberly Hillman Debra Holik Diane Holmes Jennifer Howard Robin Hunt Lauren Hunter Christine lazzetta Mary Kate Kelly Jacqueline Kozin Rebecca Kuntz Krista Larsen Maureen Leary Alison Lee Carolyn Lee Nicole Lenti Diana Lopusny Patricia Maffeo Noelle Magnotti Alicia Martone Kelly McDem1ott Meghan McDem1ott Jennifer McKinley Jennifer McMahon Sarah McQuown Kelly Miller Jane Montano Heather O'Brien Patricia O'Donnell Dana Olmsted Jennifer Olsen Karen O'Malley Kathleen 0'Sullivan Shawna Papa Catherine Pata Susan Pemberton Shelly Pendergrass Amy Pernacchio S5232 865523 50DhomoresfVacations Right: Soaking in the Italian sunshine, Andrea DeMeoIa, with her sister and fa- ther, enjoys a little ancient culture. 'Nw 'hd ,,, ,ww 'S' ...... ,J-i J fi ' ry N 'wQ.2 fi