Marcos De Niza High School - Libro de Oro Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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A Mww wan... . K y S lu. 4 i up lr -ID 4 Women nelfers medifafe Ks! kj lt's the look toward the future that looks good, Coach Judy Hoke of the girls' varsity and JV tennis team said. This is the best potential team I've ever had. The team's varsity squad consisted of two seniors, two juniors and two freshmen. According to Miss Hoke the team is loaded with juniors. Miss Hoke cited Julie Root, Dori Naverette and Erin McPheters as outstanding players. Root has been able to hold the number one position on the team for three and one half years. She's an outstanding athlete, Miss Hoke said. This year Miss Hoke thought the netters would surprise some teams. The team has been going into the locker room after practice, turning out the lights and meditating for five minutes. Miss Hoke believed this helped the team with their concentration. The girls are very objective about each other's abiIities. Girls' varsity, JV tennis-203

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I e 1 ! E r 1. Carrie Bruner perfects her serve during prac- tice. 2. Varsity: Top row I-r-Coach Judy Hoke, Erin McPheters, Carrie Brody, Janet Johnson. Second row-Pam Whiteshield, Julie Root. Bottom-Dori Naverette. 3. Tammy Young watches the ball travel over the net after a successful forehand. 4. Ingrid Ohnesorgen seems frustrated by her latest attempt at serving. 5. JV squad: Top row I-r-Chris Fenwick, Susan Fenwick, Tammy Young, Carrie Bruner, Coach Judy Hoke. Bottom row-Krista Konrad, Ingrid Ohensorgen, Donna Lynch, Allison Jacobs, Karen Garrett. 202 Girls varsity JV tennis

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The girls' frosh tennis team finished its season with a 6-7 record. Even though the team didn't finish the best it ever had, according to Miss Judy Hoke, lt was the best freshman team I've ever had. Among the most memorable moments for the team was the singing that took place on the van as they traveled to and from away matches. According to Miss Hoke the team's theme song was the theme from the movie Grease. Laurie Davis and Allison Jacobs were cited as outstanding players. We started out with three players and had to scrounge up the rest Coach Bob Deacon of the boys' frosh tennis team said. The team ended its 78-79 season with seven players. According to Coach Deacon, the reason for the Padres' early deficit was the fact there were too many other fall sports for tennis to compete with. The netters finished their season with a 9-4 record. I thought they did really welI, Coach Deacon said. He cited Mike Henneberry and Tim Curella as outstanding players. Henneberry was able to go undefeated and Curella was most improved. Coach Deacon said, I hope next year we have more players than seven so we could have some more depth to the team. 204-Frosh tennis