El Dorado High School - El Dorado Yearbook (Placentia, CA)

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Bill Smoyer gets tripped up in the net once again Casey Marshall does thie scissor wtiile making a spectacular return, Larry Lindsey, El Dorado ' s premiere tennis player, prepares to serve. Boys Varsity Tennis 13 '

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Consistency, Key To Team ' s Success In pre-season they were undefeat- ed. In regular season they hoped for an undefeated record. Their coach was of the opposite sex from the rest of the team. If you haven ' t guessed who this team is, it is Boy ' s Varsity Tennis. According to the varsity team ' s leader, Senior Larry Lindsey We want to win league and hopefully lose only a few matches, Larry felt that his team had an excellent chance of winning C,I,F, What about their coach, a lady? It was a new experience for all of us. Larry stated as he blinked his eyes frantically. He continued, Mar- garet Rasmussen is just as good as any male coach. She gets as much respect as coach Larry Hoekman got last year, They all have had individual goals they set for themselves and accom- plished, Coach Rasmussen said. She also stated that they were a good group and always wanting to work hard and not complaining, Larry summarized, We played con- sistently well and we always played to the best of our ability, Larry Lindsey serves up an ace, Joey Laubie concentrates on his form. After just having served the ball. Steve Botha rushes the net. The tennis ball soon to be used by the team to win a match W . ■ JJ J - ' ' ' ' ' Oxnir • mrfMrjejI nt ir ' A ♦, , ■: . KM :S4Kf«t«, 134 Boys Varsity Tennis f JfSMm

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Good, But Getting Better This year ' s varsity team had a lot to be proud of. The team, headed by Tracey Brennan, finished the season with a 6-6 record in league and an 8-7 seasonal re- cord. They finished fourth place in league then attended the C.I.F. Individuals Tour- nament where Terri Glennan, Kristine Tiny Glomboski, and Debbie Renaud made it to the quarter finals. Marianne Dinicola and Colleen Hassel also finished third in doubles. This year ' s team did ex- ceptionally well considering there were no seniors playing. Awards were given to Tiny Glomboski for most valuable player, Marianne Dinicola and Colleen Hassel were awarded most valuable dou- bles team, and Kim Loyd was awarded most improved player. ' fWS« iK ' S- ' H Has Tiny Glomboski seen a flying saucer? The 1982 Girls J.V. and Varsity Tennis Team. Bot. row from L f?, Deneese Michelle, Donna Alexander, Colleen Hassel, Andrea Strazuslo, Mari- anne Dinicola, Catrlna Yea, mid from L R Kim Loyd, SuzeHe Renau, Christy Franti, Jenny Forke, Chris PeasI, Paula Stephens, TerrI Glennon, Lisa Goff, Debbie Renaud, top row L R Tiny Glomboski, Julie Lee, Chris Rodreguez, Rhonda McKusIck, Debbie Katkus, Merldeth Huchenson, Theresa Petre, Coach Brennon, and Coach Rasmensaun. Why Is Chris PeasI swatting at flies during her tennis match. What is Colleen Hassel staring at while playing tennis. 136 Girls Varsity Tennis