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Ann Meissner Sawyer recalls Miss Solly's music classes

A lesson on rumor spreading and gossip still resonates with Ann Sawyer today.

Sarah Belliotti recalls the impact of having inspirational women as teachers, like Lois Badding.

Vermonica James remembers participating in Shacapella.

Vermonica James remembers participating in Diversity Club.

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

Pat Marino Smyton remembers the duties of Student Government.

Maureen Forrester Finney discusses Latin class and fudge sales.

Maureen Forrester Finney discusses the duties of Class Office.

Maria Michalek Clare remembers being on Class Office.

Maria Michalek Clare remembers participating in various clubs and teams.

Kayla Burt discusses being on StuCo.

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

Agnes Santiano discusses being apart of StuCo.

Vermonica James remembers spending time in the senior nooks.

Courtney Timms remembers spending countless hours in the old gym.

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

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

Agnes Santiano describes the sound booth above the auditorium.

Agnes Santiano describes the library.

Courtney Timms remembers taking art with Sr. Lois.

Sr. Maria Pares remembers her art class.

Kathryn Beliotti discusses the importance of art and how those skills translate to everyday life.

The Beliotti sisters remember art class and sketching the Auditorium lights.

The Beliotti sisters remember painting the mural in the second floor History room.

Barbara Staebell Rooney remembers Glee CLub and music classes.

Barbara Staebell Rooney remembers art class.

Agnes Santiano remembers taking part in Chamber Singers.

Betty Barczak Horrigan remembers taking an art class at SHA.

Vermonica James remembers her graduation.

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

Courtney Timms remembers dances at St. Joe's.

Courtney Timms discusses the annual Sandstone Party.

Courtney Timms remembers her graduation.

Pat Marino Smyton remembers receiving her SHA medal.

Pat Marino Smyton remembers her graduation in the SHA auditorium.

Pat Marino Smyton remembers having her graduation gown made.

Barbara Ochterski fondly remembers her graduation.

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

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

Maureen Forrester Finney discusses how SHA gave her a great foundation in life.

Maureen Forrester Finney discusses graduation.

Maureen Forrester Finney discusses the tradition of class colors.

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

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

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.

Kayla Burt talks about trying dance classes at SHA.

Maria Michalek Clare talks about the supreme cuteness of "baby shark" mascots at SHA sporting events.

Maureen Finney talks about the tradition of Athletes' Alley.

Sr. Maria recalls some tournament games played downstate where alumae came to support their alma mater.

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

Maria Michalek Clare recalls some traditions for graduation.

Maria Michalek Clare shares how she enjoys going to graduation every year.

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

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

Kayla Burt remembers her class being warned to not try any tricks at graduation.

Kayla Burt and Vermonica James discuss spirit week.

Jenna Wegrzyn remembers her first spirit week dance.

The Finney's discuss the Father-Daughter Dance.

The Finney's discuss shared traditions.

The Beliotti sisters sing the baby shark song.

Barbara Staebell Rooney remembers making and receiving the junior prophecy books.

Betty Barczak Horrigan fondly remembers her graduation ceremony.

Betty Barczak Horrigan remembers having her graduation gown made.

Janice Cheney stored her skirt in her locker. Permanently.

Ann Sawyer recalls sweating the polyester blazers of the 80s.

Barb Ochterski remembers the Chesterfield coats in fashion in the 1960s.

Betty Horrigan recalls the coats in fashion in the '60s.

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

Pat Healy recalls the stringent requirements of the uniform code in the 1940s.

Mary Kay Stahl describes the required uniform for gym classes in the 1940s.

Maura Forkort recalls some questionable fashion choices.

Betty Waclawek recalls wearing uniforms as late as May or June.

Sarah Belliotti misses her uniform.

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

Agnes Santiano remembers how she found her graduation gown.

Ann Meissner Sawyer remembers some SHA traditions.

Ann Meissner Sawyer remembers shopping for her white gown, as well as her graduation ceremony.

Ann Meissner Sawyer remembers the assemblies at SHA.

Mary Ann Wurstner Cheney remembers Lisa Cheney receiving the Alumnae Award.

Mary Ann Wurstner Cheney recalls receiving the Alumnae Scholarship to attend SHA.

Janice Cheney remembers her graduation.

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

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

The Cheneys discuss dress down days.

Sr. Mary Kay Stahl discusses her junior ring ceremony and the medallion received at graduation.

Sr. Karen Allen discusses alumnae traditions her class still participates in.

Sr. Karen Allen sings the old school song.

Andrea Waclawek remembers celebrating Junior Ring and Graduation with her grandmother.

Mary Anne Wurstner Cheney remembers her mother enjoying class reunions.

Sr. Nancy Fortkort remembers Sr. Theophane.

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