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

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Tennis anyone? v f es, the FroshfSoph didn pretty good this school year., Even H though they did not play any actual tournaments, they ,were once work ladder. To gain on the ladder, a challenge was issued to' a ,higher- ranked player, and they played forthe higher rank, with the ieser going to the ,lower rank. Vijit Sahnis said, We have ootential on the team, but we're going to have to work hard for a. good future team. With practice and good coach- ing, theyfmade one. ai i he Boys' FroshfSoph Tennis, top, Brian Hicks, Steve Von, Matt Cummins, Dave Candow, Deric Dean, Scott Eickhoff, bot- tom, Devon Nath, Kevin Holland, James Lee, Rob Benson, Matt Haynes, and Craig Williams. Matt Haynes doubles with Brian Hicks in an important match. Matt was on the hawks frosh soccer team also. Brian Hicks attempts to ace his opponent. Brian was also on the soccer team. 44 FIS' TOP TEN 1 BRIAN HICKS Jancstac scofrr szcimorr Marr PATEMAN srsvs VAUGHAN KEVIN aottsno . Roaster ssnson t DEVON Nara if DAVID Lcnoow sais wuicox, ' A LGSAL i ' CYPRESS 0 ED 5 ED CYPRESS 8 ED 9 O ' O FroshfSoph Tennis ' 6 .

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