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Sr. Maria Pares talks about how she thinks alumni embellish how strict she was in gym

Maria Michalek Clare recalls returning to SHA as a teacher.

Sr. Maria Pares recalls being honored for advancing women's sports

Sr Maria Pares remembers the first Diocesan track meet that SHA participated in

Barb Waclawek recalls her days playing varsity badminton

Barb Waclawek tells the story of a teammate who could read lips

Barb Rooney recalls being cut from the basketball team by Sr Maria -- and how that was the right choice!

Barb Rooney recalls the gym uniforms in the 1970s

Betty Horrigan marvels at women's sports in the 1960s and today

Pat Smyton recalls service projects SHA students did in the 1960s

Pat Smyton recalls religious life at SHA in the 1960s

Barb Otcherski talks about the advent of Day of Sharing

Maureen Forrester Finney talks about the service projects she worked on as a student

Maeve recalls her first Day of Sharing

Kayla Burt describes learning to do service

Jeanette Piscitello explains what Franciscan values mean to her

The Belliotti sisters recall how the girls in their classes used to just shared dresses

The Belliotti sisters recall singing songs in Mass.

Betty Barczak Horrigan recalls the death of JFK and how social justice was a part of life at SHA.

Agnes Santiano conveys what Franciscan values are to her.

For Vermonica James, SHA was home.

SHA made Vermonica James confident and a feminist.

Courtney Timms recalls a funny run-in with a teacher afterschool

For Courtney Timms, Sacred Heart is family.

SHA is a great place - Courtney Timms

Courtney Timms realizes just how deeply involved students' families are in SHA life.

Sarah Belliotti explains how, in an all-girls uniformed setting, you didn't have to worry about keeping up appearances

Pat Marino Smyton explains how SHA instilled confidence in her.

Maureen Forrester Finney describes how SHA laid a foundation for her academic and personal achievement.

Maureen Forrester Finney recalls her first impressions of SHA

SHA is home. Interview with Maria Clare, 2016.

Maria Clare recalls her first impressions of SHA

Maria Michalek Clare, alumna and current faculty, explains that SHA is a place where everyone is welcome.

Maeve Finney recalls her first impressions of SHA

Barb Otcherski understands the honor of being an alumna.

Like many, SHA was home for Kayla Burt

Kate Belliotti feels that SHA will always be in her heart

Jenna Wegrzyn recalls how she chose SHA

Agnes Santiano remembers graduation, a special occasion

Jenna Wegzryn tells us how SHA helps "you be you"

Jenna Wegrzyn discusses how SHA gave her confidence.

Maureen Finney shares the story of how she surprised her daughter Maeve with her SHA acceptance letter

The Belliotti sisters, Kate and Sarah, reminisce on why they chose SHA

Ann Wegrzyn talks about the strong foundation that SHA gave her.

Ann Wegrzyn recalls the transition to private Catholic girls school

Sr. Agnes Schubert recalls playing on the front lawn, and the cold storage cave in the backyard of SHA -- when she first started attending school there in 1931 as a primary school student.

For Barb Rooney, SHA is part of her family's legacy.

Barb Ochterski recalls her time at SHA as formative for her as a girl.

Betty Horrigan recalls the impact SHA had on her as a woman.

Betty Horrigan's first impressions of SHA

Betty Horrigan made some of her best friends on the commute from the city

Agnes Santiano explains why she chose SHA

Agnes Santiano explains what SHA means to her.

Ann Sawyer explains what SHA means to her.

Vermonica James talks about Diversity Club

Courtney Timms recalls the most important role of the Student Council: refilling the pop machine!

Sr. Maria recalls starting the golf program at SHA

Pat Smyton remembers serving on Student Council in the early 1960s

Maureen Forrester Finney remembers derailing class with discussions of fudge sales

Jenna and Ann Wegrzyn remember that seniors were allowed to leave campus during free periods

Vermonica James remembers attending the post Prom party, and not Prom!

Courtney Timms remembers razzing her fellow athletes

Sr. Maria took athletes to Notre Dame to watch college games

Sr. Maria remembers when students pranked her!

Sarah Belliotti remembers being told to "leave room for the Holy Spirit"

Pat Smyton remembers dancing in the gym

Pat Smyton remembers biking around Buffalo with girlfriends from SHA.

Kayla Burt recalls the Senior Stampede of 2013

Maureen Forrester Finney remembers her prom in the 1980s

Jenna Wegrzyn remembers proms at the end of the 2000s

Jenna Wegrzyn recalls traversing Europe on a school trip

Jenna Wegrzyn remembers once almost getting in trouble...

Jeanette Piscitello recalls being in the school after dark - and though they felt alone, they never really were!

Barb Waclawek remembers a prank involving a prank and the library shades

Barb Waclawek remembers being a bit of a trouble maker

Barb Rooney recalls the times Sister Mara took students on a cross country trip - in a school bus!

Betty Horrigan remembers dances and proms in the 1960s

When B Day became Beyonce Day - Agnes Santiano

Remember The Shoe? Ann Meissner Sawyer on the school car.

Ann Meissner Sawyer remembers Sr. Maria chasing streaking boys around the school

Ann Meissner Sawyer recalls senior pranks in the 1980s

Sr. Maria Pares remembers being a sailor in the production of H.M.S. Pinnafore

Pat Smyton recalls the Operettas of the early 1960s

Agnes Santiano reminisces on the college boys who were in SHA's production of High School Musical

Courtney Timms remembers a favorite teacher

Pat Smyton remembers Sister Corinne as principal

Pat Marino Smyton remembers the Nixon Kennedy debates.

Barb Ochterski recalls her first days as principal, when Sister Corinne came to visit -- and Sister Corinne had been principal when she was a student!

Barb Ochterski remembers some of her favorite teachers when she was a student

Maureen Forrester Finney remembers when Sr Mara was principal.

Kate Belliotti recalls how SHA teachers just believed in you.

Jenna Wegrzyn recalls one of her favorite teachers, Mrs. Brady.

Jeanette Piscitello recalls that teachers at SHA were always strict, but also kind.

Jeanette Piscitello recalls Sister Marcyann as a teacher

Courtney Timms recalls some of her favorite teachers.

The Belliotti sisters had too many favorite teachers!

Sister Mara Walton has been a guiding force for Barb Waclawek

Ann Wegrzyn had too many favorite teachers.

Betty Horrigan recalls the level of academic standard in the 1960s.

Ann Meissner Sawyer remembers that Eileen Maloney came to teach English.