Glen Wilson High School - Prowler Yearbook (Hacienda Heights, CA)

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»SHElBKWE««aK cS 3S»3aSR « • ••• •!•• Playing with the team helped me improve my tennis. Cindv Oh Varsity Girls ' Tennis 1 1 ilson 5 Rowland 13 H ilson 6 Baldwin Park 2 H 7 vo i 7 Charter Oak 11 H 7 son 5 Los Alios 13 IV ilson j West Covina 3 H 7 son Diamond Bar IS Wilson 9 Nogales 9 Wilson 6 Rowland 12 Wilson 17 Baldwin Park 1 Wilson 11 Charter Oak 7 H 7 soh 9 Nogales 9 Wilson 17 M ' est Covina 1 II 7 son Diamond Bar IS Sophomore. Cindy Oh, gets ready to unload her devastating serve. ♦1% Varsity Tennis, Top: Coach Hollander. Jdl Chen. C i ' ndy Oh, Erin Ulrich, Grace Lee. . Mice ( ' how. Piloting Trail. Bottom: Sunny Lee. Polly Liu. Mailce Nakamura, Rachel Lspmeli. Helen Lin. Q owstty Tenuis

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Q cuiscty seAU-es up ok ace. WITH A BANG The Girls ' Tennis Team fared better than in pre- vious years. The Varsity Team finished the season with a record of 6-8. Senior, Erin Ulrich, Mailee Nakamura, and Freshman, Rachel Espinell played well in singles. The dou- bles teams were led by Cindy Oh Phoung Iran, the number one seed, Alice Chow Jill Chen, and a rotation between Polly Liu Helen Liu and Sunny Lee Grace Lee. Even though the Varsity team is young, their experience will lead to positive results in the future. by Danny Kim A Sophomore, Phoung Tran, displays form and style as she slices the ball. A Freshman. Rachel Espineli, congratulates her opponent after a tough match. ► Senior. Erin Ulrich, gets ready to return a serving as she plays her last season as a H ' ildcat. ' Q ojisity lewis

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Up and Gowwg ACES The Girls ' J.V. Tennis team played close to per- fect. With ten wins and only four losses, the team will be expected to do even better next year. The team was led by Sophomores Kimmy King, Michelle Kim, Jenny Ma, Jan Wichayanuparp, and Juniors, Ji-Young Kim, Julie Kwon, Patty Mejia, and Kathy Wang. Many of them are Varsity-bound for next year. The team had a lot of return- ing players and the experience paid off. The team came back from a di sappointing season last year, as they only won one game and had nine losses. The girls hope that next year they will be just as successful or even better. by Danny Kim and Tracie Uchida RE ffl J.V. Girls ' Tennis Wilson 14 Rowland 4 Wilson 16 Baldwin Park Wilson 16 Charter Oak 2 Wilson 15 Los Alios 3 M 7 50 1 9(W) West Covina 9 Wilson 1 Diamond Bar 17 Wilson 9(Wj Nogales 9 Wilson S Rowland 10 Wilson U Baldwin Park Wilson 16 Charter Oak ■ Wilson 12 Los Altos 6 Wilson 1 1 Nogales 7 Wilson 9(L) West Covina 9 Wilson 4 Diamond Bar 14 AA Jennifer Benbury attempts to ace her op- ponent with her power seme, photo by Dawn Wazny ▲ Kimmy King looks on, disappointed, after she loses the point to her opponent, photo by Dawn wazny A Jan Wichayanuparp puts away the volley dur- ing a home game. Photo by Dawn Wazny m J.V. Tennis, Standing: Coach Cavczza, M. Kim. A. Rasic. M. hey. K. Wang. J. Benbury, J. Kii Kneeling: J. Wichayanuparp, J. Ma. M. Lin, C. Shaw. J. Hsu. K King. J. Kwon. Sitting: S. Lint, James, M. Luna, P. Mejia. Photo by Watson 38 J.ty. Te muS