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Service Projects
Kathleen McCarthy, '56, talks about class service projects.
Faust
Sr. Mary Kay Stahl talks about the 1949 operetta, Faust.
Rabboni
Sr. Maura Fortkort discusses the operettas performed by the class of 1949, including the 1947 production of Rabboni.
Early Operettas
Sr. Agnes Schubert talks about some of the operettas performed between 1936 and 1940.
Chorus
Sr. Agnes Schubert shares a memory of Sister Emmanuel and singing in the SHA chorus.
New School
Sr. Agnes Schubert discusses going to SHA in the 1930's.
Receiving a Scholarship
Sr. Catherine Tronolone discusses receiving a scholarship to go to Sacred Heart.
History of SHA
Sr. Maura Fortkort recalls the history of Sacred Heart Academy.
"The World Opened"
Sr. Maura Fortkort appreciates the opportunities SHA gave her.
Tuition
Sr. Mary Kay Stahl recalls the price of tuition in the 1940's.
Etiquette
Sr. Mary Kay Stahl remembers the "Victorian etiquette".
The Year of 1956
Kathleen McCarthy discusses how the year of 1956 was a "transition year" in many ways.
Girls Learn Leadership
Kathleen McCarthy notes that SHA teaches girls leadership skills.
Sacred Heart's Influence
Kathleen McCarthy reflects on the influence SHA has had on her life.
S.H.A. vs. SHA
Kathleen McCarthy notes that the school was referred to as "S.H.A."
Choosing SHA
Kathleen McCarthy remembers what encouraged her to go to SHA.
Digital Torch
Mary Ann Wurstner Cheney remembers when The Torch was printed, not digital.
Selling Yearbook Ads
Sr. Catherine Tronolone remembers selling ads for the yearbook in the 1940's.
Night in the School Convent
Kathleen McCarthy recounts the time she spent a night in the school convent.
Origins of "The Torch"
Kathleen McCarthy discusses how the school newspaper got its name.
Student Council
Sr, Mara recalls the duties of Student Council in the 1950's.
The Yearbook
Sr, Connie remembers the days of making The Cordette without the aid of a computer.
Playing Outside
Sr. Agnes Schubert remembers playing on the lawn at the old school building located at Washington Street.
The Walk Home
Sr. Agnes Schubert remembers walking to the bus from school.