To the Editor:
What a wonderful shock I had reading the Aug. 5 edition of The SandPaper and finding a picture of the Notre Dame nuns on the beach (accompanying the SpeakEasy “The Last Day I Surfed With My Father: A Tribute”). I had these nuns for four years of high school at Notre Dame High School, Moylan, Pa., and graduated in June 1955.
My memory took me back to the summer of 1959. I was driving on the ocean road, heading to my home in Brant Beach, when I was shocked to see several Notre Dame nuns unpacking…
August 26, 2020
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