Sacred Heart Academy - Angeline Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Basketball Kept Our jamie lVaa'ell ozfereomes Loretto's hloch as teammate Martha McGrath stands read y to help. JVS Poppin ,em In Miss Phyllis Miller, coach of SHA's JV basketball team was proud of her little Valkyries. Long hard practices and laps around the gym paid off as the jVs won third place in the Basketball League, promising a powerful Varsity in future years. Co-captains Becky Bruning and Trisha Bruenderman inspired enthusiasm and team work in their fellow dribblers. The team members awarded spirited jeffy Strader with the Best Sportsmanship Award. LEAGUE SCORES SHA 28 Assumption 14 SHA 5 2 Loretto' 2 1 SHA 29 Mercy 24 SHA 1 3 Presentation 35 SHA 26 Angela Merici 22 SHA 2 5 Holy Rosary 1 2 SHA 24 Ursuline 1 3 The IV Basketball team: FRONT ROW, Susan Kelly, Ieffy Slrailer, Berhy Brizning and Trisha Bruenderman, co-captains, Chris Kleinert, Ioan MeDe11itt, Peggy Schultz. MIDDLE ROW, famie Wadell, Lyn Esterle, Indy Spoelher, Margaret Bowling, Angie Siegel, Pat Bauer. TOP ROW, Terri Korh, Timeheeper, Martha McGrath, Lisa Russell, Coach Miss Miller, Kathy Sheridan, Mary Fearneyhongh, fanie Doyle, manager. L xtfo ,,,m,,,, . .4 A i . f , ,.,, - -,.,,,. 1 -ma,

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The IV hafheihall feain: FIRST ROW, Mary Cronan, Ellen McGuire, Belh Hanalelinan, Co-calotainr Mary Law- .ron ana' Kelley LaMa.fzer, jane Monlgomery, Katie McCaf'lhy, Mary Befh Bryan, Kathy Wyallg SECOND ROW, Kale Barrell, Nancy Mneller, fane Getfelfinger, Rath Ann Eizglerzf. Sandy Freclerich, Mary Baleinan, Michele Refch, jill Kajiybeffer, Dehhie Sfanirch, Nancy Donozfany THIRD ROIV, Sn Hinrich, liineheeper, Kalhy Freiherl, rcore- heeper, Barbara Barlh, Nancy Cleinenzff, Carol Reclinon, Ann Sehlinger, Sherry Rezierinan, Betty Erny, Thelina Lancarfer, Helen Pichar, inanagerg FOURTH ROIV, Helen Kay Horfon, Lincla Hizher, Dinah W'righl, Chrif Klein- erf, Coach Mrr. Rohy, Madonna Bacher, E, Faalell, Marcia Nerilt, Dehhie Coufarf. ur JV Hockey Team Grahbeol Second Veteran IVF zlirplay their talents againrl 1Vaggener This year's jV's in UB league competition, showed that hard work and teamwork pay off. Although not league champions, the jV's were surpassed by no one in good will, determination and rousing spirit. Coached by Mrs. Roby, who will move up next year to the varsity, they zipped through the season with some losses, slamming their way into a three-way tie and coming out second-place winners. Unforgettable happenings such as illegal fires built to warm a couple of Saturday morning practices often occurred, most probably due to the plan- ning of their co-captains, Kelly I.aMaster and Mary Lawson. Another mark of their spirit was their terrific mode of transportation, the decorated car. Their season was wrapped up at the hockey banquet when Betsy Erny was presented with the sportsmanship award. Now the baby Valkyries look forward to varsity play. los Athletics

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What alia' I do now? I al0n't believe iff! Oh no, not again! IV Bowlers Had Few Strikes to Spare I V howling rhanzpionf, fo Ann Rallo, Mannelte Villa- franra, Sherry Reizernzan, ana' Nancy Stienr dirplay their lrophier wilh lheir roach, Mfr. Talholt. CJ I ' a . . l iaylwx 'fit ' l X l 2. i 'attire' J , ffl' . L A A5 L, gi M A i Y Bowling on a team demanded skill, practice and ac- curacy. Interteam competition produced enthusiasm for routine practices. The Cools, Shakers and Accurates rivaled to further their bowling ability. Sharing pretzels and cokes, blushing over gutterballs, beginning to bowl with loafers still on and telling all the known jokes were as regular a feature as keeping score and cheering for strikes and spares. junior Varsity bowlers had a problem exclusive to their age group. The hardest part about bowling was getting there and mothers and car pools became a very important part of bowling. 1. Cools My?-27y2 2. Accurates 43M-28W 3. Strikers 39 -27