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anniversary '49 Genuine relationships become individual and personal Participation has always been a main ingredient in the close-knit community that is Sacred Heart Acade- my. This year, to commemo- rate the 40th anniversary of the school, the faculty de- cided to invite parents to dinners that the teachers themselves prepared. The first dinner was held for the seniors' parents in Novem- ber. Each of the other classes' parents enjoyed meals in january and Febru- ary. This separation of classes, however, was about the only academic aspect of these evenings. All the participants were there to socialize. Be- During the dinner for the sopho- more parents, Mrs. Peggy McHugh and Mrs. lane Reed enjoy the con- versation at their table. C609 Q5 X0 cause of this, they avoided the seemingly inevitable to- pics of grades, courses and study habits. In this way, the parents became acquainted with their daughters' teach- ers personally and also met other classmates' parents. In fact, they were able to be both informed and enter- tained by the evening's fes- tivities. Senior parent Iudy Mager, commented when the even- ing was over, I really en- joyed the dinner because it was a chance to get together with parents that I already knew and also to meet oth- ers who had daughters at Sa- cred Heart. zap 9-A to at' i 0 ob S Seniors! 65 J
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