Sacred Heart Academy - Angeline Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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!. 'VI ,Q .V pf Q The lennif team: FRONT ROW, Ann Segara, Elaine Brown ana' Nancy Rnffman, co-captainf, Efther Barker, Ellen McGz1ire. MIDDLE ROW, Terri Simx, Calhy Campifano, Mary fo Hand, Stephanie Prefcolt. BACK ROW, Mary Baleman, Laura Milton, Coach Mrs. Sally Roby, Alice Meagher, fMllZl'J'LfI1L'.f07l, ur Tennis Team Remccined Unclefeated Boasting the state doubles champs, SHA's tennis team won the title of City Champs for the second consec- utive year. Co-captained by Nancy Russman and Elaine Brown, the team remained undefeated with a 5-O record. The highlight of the season was sophomore Ellen McGuire's victory over the high school state singles champ. Seeded number 1, Ellen received the award for the most valuable player and Nancy Russman re- ceived the sportsmanship award. Nancy Rnrfman watcher attentively ar Mary Baleman senclr the hall flying hack to her opponent. , u Stale Donhler champions, Ellen McGuire ancl Ann Segnra clirplay trophier afler winning their match. ,f. 4 A :fy f Epyp N3 . K . If --...fad T -Q e r 1 if ' 1' ,. 2 fy ' if A t . .'T5f'-'L-Qt. We -gyqgtw

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HAQS Swimmers Were Wet and Wild 'XL Sally Miller and feri A772072 alilicipale victory i12 the Albe1'le12 JIt'i77Z 212eel. Tbey baife lbal binzgry look. '1 l The determined swimming teamis cheer this year was Soak the Hawks. However, once again the SHA splashers came in second to their foe, Westyuort, in hoth the Wlestport Relay and the State meet. All was not lostg even Westyuort agreed that Sacred Heart car- ried away first prize for spirit. Vilinning the Atherton relay and several events at the State is largely due to co-captains 'lean Jarrell and Trisha Aubrey, talented Kathy Wfyatt, Dinah Wlright, Barhie Ericksen, and many cold, wet, Friday afternoon practices, The swimmers showed their appreciation for Coach Mrs. Sally Roby hy giving her the annual dunking in a Cold pool. Tbe .m'i112112i12g lea112.' FRONT ROIV, Rlllla farrell, Kalby lWyall. Debbie IWag11e1', C0-Caplaiiz Tricia Aubrey, Coarb Mrs. Sally Roby, C0-rafllaill 165172 farrell, illalzagel' fizlia Clallirell, Dlllllh IlV1'igbl, Debbie C01c'a1'l,' SECOND ROW, Meliiilla Baker, jane Yami, joan Hail. Tbelllia Laafarler, Mary Bell, Kay Horlelz, Belly Y5I7Z7Z, feri A11i012,' THIRD ROUV, Karen Mifalifla, Na12ry Cle112e12l5, Triria Hail, Barbie F1'ire.fe12, Rllfh A1212 Eiiglerl. Sally Miller, A7272 Da12iel5, fill Kappefrer, Marcia Ne11ill,' TOP ROIV, La211'a Gl'll7IiL?Y67Z, Geri H!II'1l'00fl, Paula II7bife, Nancy Tierney, Pal Koenig, l0fZ777Z Wagoiler, Nancy Haragail, Marlba A1212 Milei, il'la1'yGfzler.

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Intramurals Animated ar School Li e Intramural sports open to freshmen and sophomore volunteers included volleyball and softball. Organizers Mrs. Lavada Larkins and Mrs. Sally Roby formed the teams according to homerooms. Volleyball champs Wally's Walmses, Sister Walburga's homeroom 210, defeated all the other sophomore teams, Freshmen in- volved in softball found that playing held one major drawback, for every time they scheduled a game it rained. Miss Carricato's homeroom 304 placed first in Sacred Heart's softball intramurals. This year's teams proved lucky if not talented. An ordinary pop fly flew into the air, bounced off a girl's head, then landed in the third baseman's glove for the out. . , .tiy i A .M ,,, o A 5 L ,, C ' t fy' K -rw, . gp AX Q 1? e., . ,,,- 1 6. 1 4. ttt. - 14.1 .15 -in lik- in ' W . -'mfs s a . J A ' ,,- ' 'I , ze' 1 , .,,. .W inn., Q gg V ,, QQ! ,L. .. Daiwa. .A irii 22 ': ' A - g gZea1ta. . f W 'I '- ' '-..+ .-api' ' ri N: aa '.,,f-fa, ' -w. , janice Klemenz and Barbara Andriot enjoy watching tbe freshmen battle for tbe title of cbamp.f. Arsnming WbiJtler'r Moth- , er'r pose, Sister Walbrrrga beams approvingly on ber winning volleyball team. Miss Carritato looks approvingly on ber first-place roftball team ar some action gets under way. in Qs . rfsbfwiis .rjtazaaa aaguwwa, . H ' 4