Sacred Heart Academy - Clelian Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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Pacers show no 'love' on lhese courts Maybe you saw Them around school. A seemingly new group of girls who wore Their skirTs a IiTTIe Too shorT. They spoke a language recondiTe To mosT: Their lingo consisTed of words such as 'lserve, deuce, and fauIT. Those who love game, The Ten- nis game, ThaT is, can readily rec- ognize These girls as The Tennis Team. The Team seemed To be far from a bunch of hackers Many had played for The High Lane CounTry Club, The Farms CounTry Club, or The New Haven RacqueT Club. PasT experience, combined wiTh Coach Bonnie Maggy's con- diTioning schedule, kepT The Team in Top form. CapTain Meg Kiely remarked ThaT This helped Them .,,-f W ' JM If Above: Pul your fooT forward and swing. Missy Roach Takes This approach for a low ball. Right In sTep, Liz McManus reaches high in an aTTempT To keep The ball moving. 13AfTennis To work harder as a Team and noT To lolligag as much. We had greaT fun buT goT in IoTs of prac- Tice, Too. A second year player, Ksenia Kyzyk, looked forward To doing aerobics when iT rained. The Team made Their own courTs in The gym wiTh chairs and ropes To geT in The necessary pracTice. Junior Suzanne Riley felT we had a really sTrong Team This year. The coach really worked wiTh our sTrokes. Obviously, all This pracTice kepT The girls from lobbing around. As Ksenia Kyzyk concluded, l'The pracTice was Tiring, buT paid off when we played our maTches. IT gave us a good spiriT and a posi- Tive menTal aTTiTude. Tennis 1986 SHA 8-'i 5-A 2-5 5-A 8-4 7-O 6-1 3-6 2-5 O-9 7-2 1-8 7-2 7-O Opponenf JonaThan Law Seymour EasT CaTholic Foran NoTre Dame ST. Thomas Aquinas JonaThan Law Hamden High EasT CaTholic Cheshire Seymour AmiTy Lyman Hall ST. Thomas Aquinas ,Y X-':'i3:g:wfsie:.,-,, ' s

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Prom. The very word conjures up imoges of loce gowns, Tux- edos, flowers, doncing The nighT of dll nighTs. Prom nighT is probobly one of The mosT onTici- poTed evenTs - The nighT every- one looks forword To. Then The nighT is here - your dreoms ore becoming redliTy. lT's seven-ThirTy, you're Trying noT To crumple your dress while Toking yeT onoTher picTure . . . ond Think- ing The nighT owoy. The fun losTed unTil 4:00, when dll The couples wenT Their sepdrdTe woys. Then iT wos over - iT possed by Too quickly. Prom nighT wos over - so wos The fun, The loce dresses, The Tuxedos, The flowers - buT There were memories, Junior Polly NugenT reminisced, The nighT possed so quickly buT l hove so mony memories. On April 25, 4986, dT SonTe's Monor in Milford, The Junior-Senior Prom wos held. AT eighT o'clock The limousines begon orriving wiTh Their occuponTs. Soon The receiv- ing line wos in full swing, wiTh mony couples goThering in The lobby, geTTing picTures Token. Dinner wos served oT eighT-ThirTy, ond by nine-ThirTy The donce floor wos filled wiTh lighT-fooTed cou- ples, doncing The nighT owoy. Ii? fin.. 5qw ,wr-nf 4 36 f Prom