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Maureen Forrester Finney discusses Latin class and fudge sales.

Maureen Forrester Finney remembers derailing class with discussions of fudge sales

Kayla Burt describes learning to do service

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

Kathleen McCarthy remembers a punishment given by the Latin teacher/ Librarian.

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

Mary Ann Cheney remembers doing the jitterbug during lunch.

Sr. Mara discusses the old use for the main office of the school.

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

Sr. Connie tells about a girl who miraculously survived being hit by a car.

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.

Courtney Timms remembers a favorite teacher

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

Sr. Mara discusses the music rehearsal rooms.

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

Kayla Burt shares how SHA decided to build a new gym once she graduated.

Kathleen McCarthy recounts the time she spent a night in the school convent.

Pat Marino Smyton remembers the Nixon Kennedy debates.

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

The Cheneys remember sports games in the old gym.

Courtney Timms remembers spending countless hours in the old gym.

Sr. Mara recalls how an old porch area is now where the bridge entrance currently is located.

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

Pat Smyton recalls the Operettas of the early 1960s

Kathleen McCarthy discusses how the school newspaper got its name.

Ann Meissner Sawyer recalls Miss Solly's music classes

Sr. Maria Pares believes SHA has one of the best P.E. programs.

Janice Cheney discusses the uniforms for P.E. class.

Kayla Burt played basketball at Sister Maria Pares' summer basketball camp for years and then experienced coming back to play for her as a SHA student.

Sr. Agnes Schubert remembers playing on the lawn at the old school building located at Washington Street.

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

Sr. Maria remembers when students pranked her!

Courtney Timms remembers razzing her fellow athletes

Jenna Wegrzyn remembers proms at the end of the 2000s

Maureen Forrester Finney remembers her prom in the 1980s

Mary Ann Wurstner Cheney discusses prom dress code in the 1950's.

Lisa Cheney talks about senior pranks.

Sr. Maura Fortkort discusses the operettas performed by the class of 1949, including the 1947 production of Rabboni.

Sr. Catherine Tronolone recalls the time the radiator leaked at SHA.

Sr. Catherine Tronolone discusses receiving a scholarship to go to Sacred Heart.

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

Maura Forkort reflects on the spiritual aspects of everyday life at SHA in the 1940s.

Pat Smyton recalls religious life at SHA in the 1960s

Kathleen McCarthy talks about the service projects they used to do at SHA in the 1950's.

Sr. Mara discusses the root cellar located near the back of the school.

Kathleen McCarthy notes that the school was referred to as "S.H.A."

For Courtney Timms, Sacred Heart is family.

Janice Cheney discusses how SHA never had a mascot.

Kathleen McCarthy reflects on the influence SHA has had on her life.

Courtney Timms discusses the annual Sandstone Party.

Jeanette Piscitello notes that the building changes, but the needs remain the same.

Sr. Catherine Tronolone remembers selling ads for the yearbook in the 1940's.

Kayla Burt remembers a teacher leading her class through the school to share their memories.

Vermonica James remembers spending time in the senior nooks.

Janice Cheney talks about the senior prank pulled by her class.

Ann Meissner Sawyer recalls senior pranks in the 1980s

Janice Cheney talks about senior service projects and their benefits.

Kayla Burt recalls the Senior Stampede of 2013

Kathleen McCarthy, '56, talks about class service projects.

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

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

Jenna Wegrzyn discusses how SHA gave her confidence.

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.

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

Pat Marino Smyton remembers receiving her SHA medal.

Maureen Forrester Finney discusses how SHA provides everyone with great skills to continue in life.

Ann Meissner Sawyer remembers some SHA traditions.

For Vermonica James, SHA was home.

Like many, SHA was home for Kayla Burt

Vermonica James remembers participating in Shacapella.

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

Sr. Nancy Fortkort remembers Sr. Bonaventure and Sr. Emmanuel teaching the arts.

Sr. Lois Badding remembers Sr. Clarice allowing students to work on their art projects during lunch.

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!

Pat Smyton remembers Sister Corinne as principal

Sr. Maura Fortkort remembers piano lessons with Sr. Emmanuel.

Sr. Mara describes Sr. Emmanuel's music room.

Sr. Agnes Schubert remembers class with Sr. Georgia.

Sr. Catherine Tronolone remembers class with Sr. Georgia.

Sr. Patricia Healy remembers Sr. Georgia producing plays.

Sr. Maria remembers Sr. Ita and some pranks students would pull.

Sr. Nancy Fortkort remembers classes with Sr. Judith and Sr. Paula.

Barbara Waclawek speaks fondly of Sr. Mara.

Barbara Waclawek remembers science class with Sr. Mara.

Maureen Forrester Finney remembers when Sr Mara was principal.