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Sisters Of .Sacred J4eart Academy Jdonored At Annual Christmas Oea
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By Helen Bechen
Herald and News December 29, 1963
Each year Sacred Heart
Academy Parent and Patrons
. sponsor a Christmas silver tea
honoring the sisters at the
academy. A beautiful red and
silver theme was used in the
school auditorium on Dec. 15
for the party. The tea and
punch tables were covered
with white cloths and red net
j which was caught at intervals
along the sides with sprays of
silvered greens and red baits.
' The centerpiece was an effec
tive arrangement of silvered
greens, red tapers and white
Madonna. Silver appoint-
,. ments completed the setting.
Shown in the picture
above is- the committee in
charge of arrangements. Left
to right are Mrs. Frank John
son, Mrs. Charles L. Johnston,
Mrs. Angelo Dover!, chairman,
Mrs. Mike O'Connor and Mrs.
Angelo Gasperini.
At right, Mrs. Mike
O'Connor serves punch to
Christine Johnston, left, and
Barbara Dover!.
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In the picture above, left to right, are Sister M. Joseph Therese, Mrs.
Oscar DeNault, Mrs. John Novak, Sister M. Victorine, principal superior of Sa
cred Heart Academy, and Sister M. Alice Ann.
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At right, Sister M. Julie
Antoinette visits with Mrs. V. W.
Phillips and her son, John Phillips,
who Is a graduate of Sacred Heart
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Above Mrs. Ross Cariega, wife of the coach at the academy, pours tea for Mrs. Rex
Morehouse, left, and Mrs. Mel Amsberry. Pine trees with sAver-tipped needles made pretty beck
ground for the serving table.
During the afternoon a musical program was presented by singing and instrumental groups
of the academy. At right is one choral group, dressed in winter togs, that sang appropriate
numbers ' Y 'nn "'r
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