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Above: Miss Reardon ac- cepts a balloon bouquet from the junior class. Left: A sign as seen on M A doors welcoming Miss Reardon. I understand, honey, but sunbathing on M A roof has always been forbidden. It. . . well, it's considered a policy matter. She is already relenting. But, Miss Reardon, this would be my first policy ever . . . since last quarter! A senior reduced to pleading! The small, red-headed, kindly looking lady responds with a compassionate chuckle. I'll let it go this time, honey, if you promise never to do it again. Oh, Miss Reardon, you're absolutely wonderful! The senior is kneeling in a pool of sweat. I just love you so much . . . everyone does! Of course! After Pauline Reardon's 45 years of dedication to STA she has been considered a permanent addition at the school, to which students and faculty have become quite attached. Hearts were heavy in the Spring of 1984, when she could not return as Dean of Students for the following school year. On the ninth of October the students and faculty honored Miss Reardon for her loyalty to STA. A day was held in her honor. She returned for one last good-bye. Skits were acted out by the students reliving the many situations Miss Rear- don found herself in much too often. She was well known for graciously dismissing girls early to take their driving test, as a result of much pleading and begging. After missing a day of school, whatever the reason, it was always nice to be greeted by Miss Reardon behind her desk in M A. She would quietly take your note for readmittance and inquire how you were feeling. Students would point out their aches and pains. She would just smile knowing the soaps must have been captivating that day. Many tears were shed on Miss Reardon Day. Even the underclassmen who did not know her well could sense the everlasting bond she shared with STA. With her departure she took a part of this school. Her spirit, kindness, and loving personality are greatly missed. 45 Years or Sr. Teresas Academy 17
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VrttiH Upper left: Seniors Maria Dunn and Sarah Goodwin corner Miss Reardon” (Molly O'Brien) in an attempt to checkout early. Upper right: Miss Reardon as she appeared in the 1963 yearbook. Right: Kathy Schmiedeler presents Miss Reardon with her favorite, cherry cheesecake. 16
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