Sacred Heart Academy - Perspective Yearbook (East Cleveland, OH)

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ew .fdca alemic Ezginninggi iii., Charts on creation are planned by Ioyce Serksnis and Paula Religion students exercise the privilege of a Catholic school. Row I: Mary Campbell, Mar- garet Cognati, Hazel Cooper, Kathy Delassandro. Row II: Barbara Carisek, Debra Handy, Susan Hart, Lynn Hayek. Row III: Marilyn Kelleher, Marlene Kloczko, jurate Petraitis, and Marilyn Razek. f .. r C ,... Q Q, Q -f' W .f ww-m.i M., K ,,.,,,,. . . p ll ,aa 'Ml .5 wx .1 i t , Q a . 7 5, 'MMS Z A K w..........,.r...W trt: r.,.., . ....,.. ,,W,,,.., .. Q-.. .... . ., .r.. W., .a-N.......,..r.,,...- - Marilyn Tomko, Linda Fortney, Karen DiNunzio, and Ieanette Bacon, discover a new exit at Sacred Heart.

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A FRESHMAN is . . the personification of newness and beginnings. a bundle of little fears and uncertainties cloaked by an air of nonchalance. a stranger seeking friends a dropper of books and a finder of Wrong rooms. a believer in the impossible and the untarnished beautiful. a wide-eyed child on the threshold of an adult World. To be a freshman is . . . to suffer silently the superiority of seniors. to experience loneliness interwoven with bright expectation. to be confused and unstable yet to accept life,s challenge. to be the hope of the school and the pattern of the future.

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xx sg sxqikkmav nm lf -r s E I Christian Family Living gives future homemakers, Gloria Rug- giero, Margaret Lehmann, and Ieanne Ott, a chance to practice their social graces. Loretta Toohig referees Latin I gladiators, Cynthia Suopis and Peggy O'Neill. Another English class meets Dick- Pens' immortal characters. Left to right: Cheryl Esposito, Stepha- nie Mackura, Lois Obat, Frances Weravetz, Laur- ita Miglionico, Shirley Weist, Su- san Nowj ak, Kath- leen Varkala.