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Alumni Events 1 2 3 4 GINGERBREAD HOUSE PARTY: SHS Alums and their families decorated 150 houses at two separate seatings and helped raise funds for our Alumni Scholarships. 1 Daisy Pang and her grandson ******* ***** (1st grade) 2 SJSH 6th graders (from L to R) ******* ******, ********** *******, ********* **********, ********** ********, ******** *******, ******* *******, ****** ********** 3 Preschooler **************** ********** with her mother Lynn 4 ****** (2nd grade) and ***** (Kindergarten) ***** 5 5 ********* ******* (3rd grade) 6 Back: Mike Texido (SJSH‘80) and his sister Mary Texido Folsom (SJSH‘78, SHP‘82), with their mother Helen Texido. Front: ******************* and ***************. 7 Alumni Board member Ellen Gallagher Par- sons and *********** *************************** (3rd grade) 8 Mary Lucier Askins (SJSH‘79, SHP‘83), left, with her sister Anne Lucier Ashendorf (SJSH‘81), right, and Sr. Nancy Morris (former Director of Schools), center, with ************** ******* ************************* * ******** ************** ************ ************, front. 6 7 8 26 Winter 2006
1950s Patricia Lynn Perry (SHPʻ56) is working as a high school teacher for the work experience program in the Campbell Union High School District. Lydia Dioli Cooper (SJSHʻ56, SHPʻ60), Charlie Troglio (SHPʻ56), and Sue Morey Mein (SJSHʻ56) are hard at work planning the SJSH 50th Reunion for May 20, 2006. To join in the fun, please contact them via the SHS Alumni Office or email Lydia at ldioli@yahoo.com. Patricia Lynn Perry (SHP ‘56) “My fondest Sacred Heart memories are of the Mothers of the Sacred Heart taking me under their wings and tutoring me academically when I fi rst arrived on campus for high school. That experience inspired me, and now that I’m a teacher, I take that same approach with the slower learners in my class. 1960s Celeste Smith (SHPʻ67) has worked for 36 years in dentistry as a professional relations coordinator. She is now living in Seattle and studying real estate. In her spare time she is mentoring women in transition. THREE GENERATIONS of Sacred Heart students gather for a photo shoot: Kathy Keogh Berra (SHP‘63), ******** ******* (SJSH 2020), Dave Barry, Elaine Berra Barry (SHP‘87), ******* ***** (SJSH 2019), and Rich Berra 1970s Taun Costentino Relihan (SHPʻ70) is living in Palo Alto and has one son in college. From her days at Sacred Heart, she fondly remembers “coming in from the cold morning, and seeing all the freshly polished wood and smelling the lemony smell of wax.” After finishing her PhD several years ago, Taun has taught special education in high schools and has been a case manager. She would love to hear from other alumnae at: Aestheteye@aol.com. A VISIT FROM EL SALVADOR: Theresa Escalon de Morales (SHP‘55), second from right, visits campus with her two daughters and her grandson Class Notes Daniel Dalessandro (SJSHʻ72) is living in Cathedral City, California. Carol Jones McGee (SHPʻ74) is living in the Sacramento area and teaching middle school history and math. She and her husband Joe have two grown sons. Martha Novy Broderick (SHPʻ76) is working as an attorney and a law professor. She lives on a lake in Maine and has three daughters. She would love to hear from her old playmates from 30 years ago at marthab@maine.edu. Suzanne Hill-Forcier (SHPʻ77) is living in San Diego, where she and her husband Mike have owned and operated San Diego Limo Buses and Limousines for 20 years. She has three sons, one of whom is a quarterback at the University of Michigan. She will celebrate her 25th wedding anniversary this October. John Haile (SJSHʻ78) writes that he is living in Seattle and managing a software company. He would love to hear from other alumni. Celeste Smith (SHP‘67) “My fondest Sacred Heart memories are of spending warm afternoons on Palm Court and singing in the Little Theater. The heavy red velvet drapes and the dark wood of the benches are still vibrant in my mind. I would slip away to sing my favorite Moon River when no one was around. On one occasion after lunch Mother Dilling noticed my exit onto Palm Court and followed me down to the Little Theater. She ushered me off to Latin class, because even though she too loved music, studies came fi rst. Photo courtesy of Hilary McMahon The Heart of the Matter 27
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