PHOTO SLIDESHOW: Sacred Hearts celebrates start to Sox season
With enough children for five baseball teams, plus a couple extra, the students in Susan Skolski's and Jennifer Morse's kindergarten classes celebrated what they thought would be Opening Day at Fenway Park on Monday with a special lunch and a Red Sox parade. The rain that canceled Monday's Red Sox home opener had no effect on the celebration at Sacred Hearts School, however, which went of without a hitch. The 47 students in the two classes donned their Red Sox gear, drew posters and pennants, and marched around the school grounds to show their pride in the two-time world champions.
***not edited*** Haverhill: RED SOX DAY: The kindergarten classes at Sacred Heart School in Bradford celebrated the start of the Red Sox's season by displaying their pride for the team at school on monday. A total of 47 students from Susan Skolski's and Jennifer Morse's classes dressed in their best Red Sox attire and paraded around the school waving their homemade banners and signs. From left: Victoria Giampa, 5; Caitlin sine, 6 and Gabriela Vargas, 5 cheer for the Sox while parading in the school yard. Photo by Carl Russo/Gazette. Monday, April 6, 2009
***not edited*** Haverhill: RED SOX DAY: The kindergarten classes at Sacred Heart School in Bradford celebrated the start of the Red Sox's season by displaying their pride for the team at school on monday. A total of 47 students from Susan Skolski's and Jennifer Morse's classes dressed in their best Red Sox attire and paraded around the school waving their homemade banners and signs. Joseph Valeri, 6 gives a big cheer. Photo by Carl Russo/Gazette. Monday, April 6, 2009
***not edited*** Haverhill: RED SOX DAY: The kindergarten classes at Sacred Heart School in Bradford celebrated the start of the Red Sox's season by displaying their pride for the team at school on monday. A total of 47 students from Susan Skolski's and Jennifer Morse's classes dressed in their best Red Sox attire and paraded around the school waving their homemade banners and signs. Third grade teacher, Ann Marie Burns pops out of her classroom wearing a ''# 1 Red Sox form hand souvenir'' to greet the students with a cheer. Photo by Carl Russo/Gazette. Monday, April 6, 2009
***not edited*** Haverhill: RED SOX DAY: The kindergarten classes at Sacred Heart School in Bradford celebrated the start of the Red Sox's season by displaying their pride for the team at school on monday. A total of 47 students from Susan Skolski's and Jennifer Morse's classes dressed in their best Red Sox attire and paraded around the school waving their homemade banners and signs. Kathryn Pistone, 6 wears a Red Sox pink cap while giving her mother, Kristen a big hug. Photo by Carl Russo/Gazette. Monday, April 6, 2009
***not edited*** Haverhill: RED SOX DAY: The kindergarten classes at Sacred Heart School in Bradford celebrated the start of the Red Sox's season by displaying their pride for the team at school on monday. A total of 47 students from Susan Skolski's and Jennifer Morse's classes dressed in their best Red Sox attire and paraded around the school waving their homemade banners and signs. Braeden Archambault, 4 wears the Sox's logo with pride. He was a guest of his sister, Kalli who attends the class.Photo by Carl Russo/Gazette. Monday, April 6, 2009
***not edited*** Haverhill: RED SOX DAY: The kindergarten classes at Sacred Heart School in Bradford celebrated the start of the Red Sox's season by displaying their pride for the team at school on monday. A total of 47 students from Susan Skolski's and Jennifer Morse's classes dressed in their best Red Sox attire and paraded around the school waving their homemade banners and signs. Zachary Seymour, 6 gives a big smile while waving his big sign. Photo by Carl Russo/Gazette. Monday, April 6, 2009
