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

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IKfMr A . -l? - - - ' - ' Eric Glade watches the ball as he hits a forehand drive. The Varsity Tennis tean developed their skills by playing each other. Following through on an offensive backhand is Dong Kim. Casey Marshall adds the winning stroke. Scan Page returns the ball with ease. El Dorado 22 6 Pacifica El Dorado 26 2 Kennedy Ei Dorado S 1 2 19 1 2 Los Alamitos El Dorado 17 Vi 8 1 2 Cypress El Dorado 21 8 Esperanza El Dorado 28 Loara El Dorado 18 10 Katella El Dorado 20 8 Pacifica El Dorado 25 3 Kennedy Ei Dorado 27 1 Loara El Dorado 15 V, 12 Katella Boys Varsity Tennis 265

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Love Means Nothing To A Tennis Player The tension mounts as the last point is award- ed. It ' s another victory for the El Dorado Boys Varsity tennis team. Why does the team per- form so well as a whole? I think It ' s because everyone on the team encourages each other. We ' re all good kids and everyone if friendly. stated Palo D ' Alo. The Varsity team consists of 8 players and all of them considers each an equal, none better than the others. Coach Johnson helped his team to victory by stressing that the players practice on their own and improve individually. When asked what the hardest part of the sport is. Casey Marshall replied. Playing in the wind because you can ' t control the ball. Tactics is also a big part of El Dorados secret. Learning special tactics in and out of practice is what makes this team different than the rest. Good job guys and Congrats on a great season. ... ml WiO i iii»»ii» ' ii1»|imn|H« i«rfli ' ,- « Varsity Tennis Team- Sean Page. Casey Marshall, Dong Kim. Joey Laubie. Jim Fife. Jim Sammons. Palo D ' Alo. Coach Johnson and Eric Glade. Concentrating on his backhand, is Joey Laubie. Jim Sammons demonstrates excellent form as he hits a slice backhand. 264 Boys Varsity Tennis

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