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Graduation
(far left) Mary DelGrande A’02, middle, outgoing
President of the Sheridan Road Alumni Association,
and incoming Vice-President Joan Merlo ASH’72,
greet an Academy graduate. (below) A much
loved tradition at Angel Brunch gives graduates
the opportunity to dance with their parent,
grandparent, or other special person.
Angel Brunch
(above) Hayden Radomski H’19 and
Caroline Patterson A’19 were elected to
speak at this year's graduation.
The experiences that challenged me
and made me stronger, more resilient
and more courageous—are available
to everyone we celebrate here today.
Go do the things that scare you, that
make you sweat. Go do things that
(above) Angel Brunch begins
with the procession of flags
signifying countries which
have a Sacred Heart presence.
push your buttons and your boundaries
and make you consider and reconsider
Prize Day
List of high schools attended
by the Class of 2019
your path. Find the things that excite
you, that make you want to get up early
and stay up late and keep pushing.
8th Grade Congé
And if you don’t find anything that
truly, deeply excites and engages you—
Northside College Prep
Jones College Prep Resurrection College Prep
Lane Tech High School Saint Ignatius College Prep
Latin School of Chicago Walter Payton High School
Loyola Academy
do something. Do things that will
(left) Allegra Hamacher A’19,
Student Council President
(Academy), addresses her
classmates and the audience
about being a student at
Sacred Heart; (below) Henry
Sanchez H’19 celebrates with
his grandparents after receiving
the Social Awareness award.
challenge you, stretch your tolerances,
your patience and your soul.

DePaul College Prep
–Dr. James Hendele H’98
2019 Angel Brunch Speaker
Another beloved tradition is 8th Grade Congé, in which graduates have a free day
of fun in May. This year’s site was Whirlyball Chicago.
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