Camelback High School - Shield Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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FRESHMEN GIRLS TENNIS - Front Row: Shelley Elliot, Jackie On- stott, Janet Treadway, Cindy Gerard, Mary Schneiter . . . Back Row: Coach Gretchen James, Connie Bell, Patsy Fuller, Debbie Gilbert, Pat Russell, Kathy McGlynn, Sue Wiley. Connor lead to undefeated season THE J.V. squad had as its stand- outs Sue Annis and Debbie Hoog. Debbie and Sue played as a doubles team in the divisional tournament. The team has lost only four matches in the last six years. Mrs. Gretchen James has coached all the tennis teams for the past six seasons. The freshman team has lost only six matches in as many years. Girls Junior Varsity Tennis CHS Opp. Carl Hayden 7 Phoenix Union 7 West 7 Centra] 7 Alhambra 7 South 7 Agua Fria 7 East 7 North 7 Maryvale 6 1 Carl Hayden 9 Phoenix Union Forfeit West 7 Central 7 Won 14 - Lost Girls Freshman Tennis CHS Opp. West 4 1 Central 2 3 Alhambra 3 3 South 10 East 6 4 North 9 1 Maryvale 5 4 Carl Hayden 8 2 Won 6 - Lost 1 - Tied 1 GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY TENNIS - Front Row: Chrissy Swift, Kris Farmer, Vicki Bendheim . . . Second Row: Debbie Hoog, Shelley Elliot, Marta Malard (team mascot) . . . Third Row: Lynne Thrailkill, Terrie Mc- Caslin, Jackie Onstott, Bernie Micucci . . . Back Row: Debbie Gilbert, Ruth Jenkins, Betty Bru, Sue Annis, Coach Gretchen James. GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY, FRESHMAN TENNIS 161

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JOAN KING has been twice the recipient of the Doctor Trevor Browne Plaque for being the most improved tennis player. THE GIRLS varsity tennis team, coached by Mrs. Gretchen James, fin- ished this year without an opponent scoring against it. The record shows that the varsity tennis teams have lost only one match in the last six years and remained undefeated for the last four. The distinction of being the out- standing girls varsity tennis player went to Joan King. She lettered on varsity for three years and played on J.V. and freshman for one year. Nancy Bates, Dorothy Warner and Bonnie Connor have improved on their game greatly from last year ac- cording to their coach. They all won every singles and doubles match they played. Juniors Nancy Bates and Pam Shuck volleyed their way to first place in the state tournament double com- petition at East High. They received medals and a trophy for the school. Girls Varsity Tennis CHS Opp. Carl Hayden 7 Phoenix Union 7 West 7 Central 7 Alhambra 7 South 7 Agua Fria 7 North 7 Maryvale 7 Carl Hayden 9 Phoenix Union Forfeit West 7 Central 7 Won 13 - Lost DISPLAYING THEIR trophies won at the West High Invitational are Nancy Bates and Pam Shuck. King, Bates, Warner, GIRLS VARSITY TENNIS - Front Row: Nancy Bates, Coach Gretchen James, Bon- nie Connor . . . Back Row: Pam Shuck, Joan King, Dorothy Warner. 160 GIRLS VARSITY TENNIS

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GIRLS GOLF — Front Row: Elaine Grangaard, Donna Jones, Pat Bell, Toni Valenzuela, Diane Wrenn . . . Back Row: Coach Pat Dotson, Janice Sauer, Peggy Boles, Kim Herbert, Margaret Loges, Karla Panich. Girls golf team fourth in state Girls Golf CHS Opp. Central 10% West 4 Tempe 8% Tempe 12 North 12y 2 Tempe 3 Alhambra 15 Won 5 - Lost 2 4% 9% 4% 3 3% 12 GOLFER JANICE Sauer finishes her second year on the girls ' varsity golf team and compiled a four-win and three-loss record. THE GIRLS golf team, coached by Miss Patricia Dotson, took five of the seven matches played this year. The team took third place in the dis- trict tournament at Encanto Park, and fourth place in the state tourna- ment at ASU on April 15-16. The coach said that Janice Sauer. who shot a 114 over 27 holes at the state tourney, was the top golfer. She named sophomore Diane Wrenn as the most improved girls golfer. I LONE FRESHMAN on the varsity golf team, Elaine Grangaard won three and lost two matches. 162 GIRLS GOLF