Episcopal Academy - Tabula Yearbook (Newtown Square, PA)

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Appreciation 1 l l l l 0 V We as students tend to forget the people who malte our lives easier and even bearable at the Academy. Mrs. Carol Tassoni and Mrs. Mary Visich definitely fit this description. Mrs. T is in charge of relaying all messages to the upper schoolers as well as circulating our daily bulletin. Without her behind the scenes work, many students would lead much harder lives. Despite the frenetic pace she maintains, Mrs. T always finds time to talk to any student about their problems. We always know we have a friend in her and for that we're grateful. The process of applying to colleges can be very frustrating at times. ln order to be successful, one must be patient, cooperative, and prompt with required in- formation. Mrs. Mary Visich has been an invaluable part of the college scene at the Academy. She handles all phases of the applications and has saved many a lazy senior. Without her help it would be virtually impossible to maintain the suc- cess Episcopal graduates enjoy in college admissions. We are deeply indebted to her services and friendship. We, the class of 1988 would like to show our ap- preciation to Mrs. V and Mrs.