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Successfully completing a polished forehand, Alex Price wears a look of concentration. With the sun in his eyes Chuck Watkin momentarily loses sight of the ball. Boys’ Tennis. Front row: Chris Nguyen, Chuck Watkin. Matt Bustamonte, Alex Mueller, Bret Huth, David Bayha, Brian Cheney, Rick Jurgens. Back Row: Coach Crabtree, Ho Nguyen, Jim Rees, Alex Price, Chris Capadona. John Bono, Jon Belkis, Jeff Hare, Jeff Cald- well. 146 S oys’ Tennis
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Get a grip Defending its title as city champs, the girls’ tennis team incorporated indi- vidual strengths into a united effort. Motivation and skill moved the group closer to its goal of winning Divisional and qualifying in the state tournament. Starting out with almost an undefea- table record, the team looked like one of the strongest Dobson ever had. The girls were determined to keep their good name as they strived to do their best. “Our team’s success is due to believing in each other’s capabilities,’’ commented Patricia Wagner. A positive attitude and self-disci- pline were the qualities that Coach Adams looked for while recruiting new players. Hard practice and good team- work contributed to the inevitable suc- cess of the team. Design by Kristin Bolster and Kim Ellis. Photos by Tawnya Chitwood.
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cl v hat's Your Racquet? colored strings to long bermuda shorts. An unfamiliar sight appeared on the courts this spring. Six freshmen came over from Rhodes and Hendrix to join the boys on varsity. With all this exper- tise. who could go wrong? The addi- tional talent of the freshmen combined with the already skilled sophomores, juniors and seniors, boys’ tennis could Not only did they look good perfor- mancewise, but fashion-wise, too. Their love for style (no pun intended) was seen on the courts through hip tennis accessories ranging from pastel- amount to only one thing: a premier package of power which had every- thing wrapped up—game, set and match. With a well-placed backhand, Chris Capabna claims victory by sailing the ball over the net, just out of his oppo- nent’s reach. Scenes like these were familiar this spring, made possible by the boys’ ten- nis team. They spent hours and hours in the hot sun perfecting serves, fore- hand and overhead smashes. Junior Rick Jurgens is not showing everyone his latest dance step. He has just made a difficult return to his oppo- nent. Design by Wendy Wright and Marc Stenoien. Photos by Ashley Towne. John Belkis is thrilled as he hits the With a bit of playful sarcasm, John ball just past his competitor to win the Bono remarks. “1 don’t know, it must match. be the hat!” ports 147
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