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MHS 0 Antioch 5 5 Grant 1 4 Lake Zurich lO 3 Warren 2 l Niles North 4 0 Lake Forest 5 0 Libertyville 5 2 Waukegan East 5 O Stevenson 5 4 Round Lake 3 0 Fenton 5 5 Zion-Benton 0 2 Carmel 3 Tennis Opposite Bottom: Sophomore Amy Kress keeps her eye on the ball as she serves. Below left: Senior Nancy Zaucha returns a volley from a fellow team member. Left: Sophomore Sheryl Rak approaches the ball with a forehand swing. Below: Junior Kristin Bottoni did a fine job in various doubles positions, said Coach Klos.
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Back: Nancy Zaucha, Kristin Harms, Kristin Bottoni, Pam Quig. Middle: Barb Allen, Laura Boatright, Denise Bizer, Beth Podowski, Lori Herman, Coach John Klos. Front: I Sheryl Rak, Amy Kress. Not Pictured: Kim Jaster. O C IIICXPCTICIICE leads to I Senior Barb Allen was chosen MVP by Coach Klos. She had the most wins with an overall total of 10, and the most overall single matches played, including her winning third place at the Cary Grove Invitational. Barb also had the most points accumulated by any one player on the team, with a total of 31. he varsity tennis team con- sisted of five seniors, three juniors, and four sopho- mores. Many of the team members were inexper- einced, but nevertheless they had a confer- ence record of 2-6 and an overall record of 4-9. Kristin Bottoni, Sheryl Rak, and Pam Quig did exceedingly well in various dou- bles positions, as did Barb Allen in single positions. The Most Improved award was present- ed to sophomore Laura Boatright, and the Most Enthusiastic went to sophomore Sheryl Rak. 122
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underclass ' C C 9 girls tennis Girls under adverse conditions Joan Ymgst described the girls JV tennis season We helped the girls improve their strokes and learn strategy and the var- ious strokes involved in doubles play, Yingst said. Hopefully, the girls have learned that in order to excel, they have to pursue tennis the entire year, she added. Yingst praised the girls for playing competitive matches and sticking with it, even when conditions were adverse. Donna Ferkin and Anne Deuster put their techniques and strategy together for some excellent teamwork when they played dou- bles during the Mustang FroshfSoph Invita- tional Tournament. building year, is how Coach Front: Elise McGlashen, Kirsten Sloan. Middle: Lisa Lappe, Beth English, Anne Deuster, Donna Ferkin, Coach Yingst. Back: Mi- chele Perman, Pam Peterson, Kim Engman. 124 i , v Z f, , , Q. M . Top: Amy Kress goes for a slam across the net. Above Left Anne Deuster shows her skill with a two-handed backhand Above: Donna Ferkin uses all her effort to save a ball.
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