Sacred Heart Academy - Angeline Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Enthusiastically, Won, Hay cz Mug for Us , S Varxity memherx agree there'.r only one way to end any .reafon- Win! , and that'J exactly what happened. The Varfity Hoekey team: FRONT ROW, Bev Giex, jane Gering, Smie Wagner, Sally Sehroering, Puddin Han- delman and Carol Kunh, ro-captainf, Kate Ronald, Naney Rzmman, Kathy Campifano Smy Weilerf MIDDLE ROW, Liz Thieneman, Grate Kaoieh, Kathy Keal, Suzanne Popham, Carolyn Long, Alire Meagher, Mary Gale Bzzfchemeyer, Dehhy Horton, Ann Segura, Ianice Klemenz,' BACK ROW, Karen Knight, Jcoreheeper, Barbara Miller, Amy Bald yga, Suxie Kipp, Becky Melntyre, Kitty Kramer, Coaeh Mother Volz, Mimi Condon, Patty Mc- Intyre, judy Willinger Kathy Gerding, Nancy Haragan and Ann Maloney managery.

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A Hard-Fought Game of Hockey, Played Though not a winning team, the varsity was a high- spirited, hard-working fun-loving one. During hockey season, several team members trotted around the block to keep in shape-onto lose their shape by trotting to MacDonald's after the games. It will be hard to forget the rainy day bonfires, the Saturday grass-cutting ses- sions, and Parson Baldygais glove. Co-captained by Puddin Handleman and Carol Kunk, Mrs. Volz's Valkyries brought back half a frozen Mug. The season ended with a progressive dinner and a tearful farewell to Mother, who coached for her last season this year. LEAGUE SCORES SHA O Assumption SHA Kentucky Home SHA Collegiate SHA Angela Merici SHA Mercy SHA Presentation WHITE MUG GAME SHA 2 Angela Merici Carol Kzuzk flirkf expertly to Sally SflJr0e1'i12g for a Memberf of SHAU KKK Jcream surge down field. A.M. if hung up! 98 Athletics

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E+ K It if i Pm The varrity hafhethall team: FRONT ROW, Michele Reich, Karyn Lepping, Suzanne Popham, Ca-captain Ann Maloney, C0-captain Kitty Kramer, Carol Kzznh, Denife Kramer, Mena Mzztial. BACK ROW, Thelma Laneayter, timeheeper, Charmaine Riggle, manager, Mary Bateman, Katie McCarthy, Mary Lawton, Coafh Mrf. Lavatta Lar- hinf, Kate Barrett, Mary Beth Bryan, jane Montgomery, Mary McGrath, Sixty Weiler, Jeoreheeper. Ltr HA Vctlkyriesi Basketball Spirit Mrf. Larhinf plant the ftrategy for the Jecontt half. rele tfe l I00 Athletics if ., g, Playing basketball demands much time, much work and an overwhelming amount of team spirit. Although they didn't manage to win first place in their league, surrendering without a good, fierce fight was an un- heard of thing for the Sacred Heart Valkeries. Co- captains Ann Maloney and Kitty Krauser were re- sponsible for most of the spirit along with coach Mrs. Lavada Larkins who molded the SHA Varsity students into basketball stars at the exhausting practices, three times each week, including Sundays. Mrs. Larkins at- tempted to instill such basketball skills as accuracy in them by hanging a clown's face from the wall and letting them try to hit the nose. Ann Maloney also re- ceived the sportsmanship award. E 61