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BADMINTON ADDS A NEW DIMENSION In their badminton debut, the boys ' team proved a definite asset to the pre- viously all-girl badminton team. Under the new GIF rules, the score of the boys ' game was combined with the score of the girls ' game for the team score. In addition there also was mixed doubles competition. This new situation left Coach nele D ' Ascanio without any pre-season expectations, however, as the season progressed, she stated, The team was much better than teams of previous years; the boys added strength. According to Pam Ricketts, It takes the whole team to win; everyone is working very hard, and we all get along well togeth- er. By midseason the team had an almost perfect record with only one loss in ten games. The boys helped build popularity for badminton; they eased the pressures of the games by kidding around a lot, said Marilyn Franklin. With the help of assist- ant coaches Michele Amicone and Patty Carter, the team knew they had the potential to finish as top contenders in the league. This proved to be correct as the team entered the league finals. i 176
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TENNIS: ENROUTE TO CIF Unlike any other sport at AUS , members of the tennis team had to compete each week for a varsity position. This was done for two reasons: one was so that everyone would have the chance to play varsity; the second was so that the top eight players for each week were the strongest that Coach Allen could field. This meant that a player had to rank in the top eight players in order to participate as a var- sity player each week. Under the direction of English teacher-tennis coach, Tom Allen, the team made efforts to become the first boys ' tennis team to reach the CIF playoffs. Arlington had to compete with two strong Ivy League teams, North and Poly, in a struggle to earn the right to participate. Boys ' Tennis Top row: Dave Parillo, Danny Lynch, Scott Brewer, Mark Green, Charles Brodhead, Charles Rush, Mike Thurman, and Coach Tom Allen. Bottom row: Shawn Patty, Dan Cox, Raymond Mendoza, Roger Merino, Marc Musacchio, Mike Christie, and Perry Youngworth.
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tM H :•«»■ 111 ' • il r l « «;-;■ - ■-■■ •!» -■-, € -•• 1 J- ■ -. — i Badminton Jeff Bottom, Nancy Brown, Cheryl Campbell, John Cato, Julie Ely, Kim Field, Marilyn Franklin, Jeff Gless, Janet Holtorf , Chris Hqogerwerf, Eric Johnston, Mireya Lacambra, Bob Minning, Craig Munier, Brian Murphy, Mary Philpot , Sindy Rambo, Pam Ricketts, Wayne Rising, Kim Rogalia, Lisa Shipley, Sherri Tangren, Nancy Traver, Greg Tripp, Jane Warkentien, and Bruce Williams. 177
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