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Jeanette Piscitello recalls Sister Marcyann as a teacher

Sr. Maura Fortkort remembers idolizing Sr. Paula.

Sr. Mary Kay Stahl fondly remembers Sr. Paula.

Sr. Mary Kay Stahl remembers Sr. Paula.

Betty Kempkes Waclawek shares her memory of Sr. Theophane

Sr. Karen Allen remembers Sr. Theophane.

Sr. Maura Fortkort remembers etiquette class with Sr. Theophane.

Sr. Mary Kay Stahl remembers Sr. Theophane and her help with the new Sisters.

Sr. Mary Kay Stahl also remembers etiquette class with Sr. Theophane.

Sr. Mary Kay Stahl recalls Latin class with Sr. Theophane.

Sr. Lois Badding remembers Sr. Theophane directing the school operettas.

Sr. Nancy Fortkort remembers Sr. Theophane.

The Belliotti sisters recall singing songs in Mass.

Kathleen McCarthy talks about a sodailty trip to Cleveland in the 1950's.

Maura Forkort discusses Sodality, a Jesuit student organization that connected SHA girls to a broader religious community.

Nancy Forkort discusses Sodality, a Jesuit student organization that connected SHA girls to a broader religious community.

Kathleen McCarthy discusses a sodality skit put on by SHA girls in the 1950's.

The Cheneys discuss the changes in spirit week throughout the decades.

Kayla Burt and Vermonica James discuss spirit week.

Maureen Forrester Finney shares some of her memories from Spirit Week.

Jenna Wegrzyn remembers her first spirit week dance.

Barb Waclawek talks about sports competitions with other schools in the 1970s.

Barb Waclawek recalls her days playing varsity badminton

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

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

Courtney Timms remembers dances at St. Joe's.

Sr. Mara talks about the stained glass located outside of the chapel.

Sr. Maria recalls starting the golf program at SHA

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

Sr, Mara recalls the duties of Student Council in the 1950's.

Agnes Santiano discusses being apart of StuCo.

Kayla Burt discusses being on StuCo.

Courtney Timms remembers filling the pop machine as one of the many duties of StuCo.

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

Ann Wegrzyn recalls Student Counsil's responsibility of organizing the weekly assemblies.

Pat Marino Smyton remembers the duties of Student Government.

Janice Cheney talks about pranks pulled involving the Jesus statue.

Kate Belliotti recalls how SHA teachers just believed in you.

Janice Cheney remembers how all the teachers at SHA cared about the students.

Barb Otcherski understands the honor of being an alumna.

Agnes Santiano describes the library.

Sr. Karen Allen talks about the new gym.

Sr. Nancy Fortkort talks about The Purple Pigeon and her involvement.

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

Agnes Santiano describes the sound booth above the auditorium.

Sr. Nancy Fortkort admires the uniqueness of each Sister.

Sr. Agnes Schubert remembers walking to the bus from school.

Betty Kempkes Waclawek remembers cutting across the golf course to get to school.

Kathleen McCarthy discusses how the year of 1956 was a "transition year" in many ways.

Sr, Connie remembers the days of making The Cordette without the aid of a computer.

SHA is home. Interview with Maria Clare, 2016.

Kayla Burt and Vermonica James remember reading their time capsule letters.

Jenna Wegrzyn talks about fencing for SHA and the fun word-play the student athletes had with a particular catchphrase of the sport.

The Finney's discuss shared traditions.

Courtney Timms discusses the traditions students have to look forward to each year.

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

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

Sr. Mary Kay Stahl recalls the price of tuition in the 1940's.

Barbara Ochterski, the first lay principal and first Head of School, explains why uniforms are so good for students.

Kathleen McCarthy talks about the transition in the 50s from wool dresses to jumpers.

Janice Cheney, Lisa Cheney Abruzzino, and Allie Abruzzino compare uniform experiences in the '40s, '80s, and '10s

Kathleen McCarthy talks about the walk each day from Bailey Avenue to Sacred Heart.

Kathleen McCarthy recounts the bus ride to school from the city.

Maria Michalek Clare discusses the annual Walk-A-Thon.

Ann Sawyer explains what SHA means to her.

Pat Marino Smyton remembers having her graduation gown made.

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

Janice and Lisa Cheney remember participating in work study programs and driving the school car.