Canterbury High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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Left: Cambi Clark concentrates on receiving an opponent ' s shot. Cambi, a sophomore, played 2 singles for CHS. Below: Players rest and greet their adoring public. From left. Junior Rachel Upton (re- serve). Junior Meghan Cast (reserve), Junior Jenny Dawes (varsity doubles), classmate Brad Keoun, and boys ' tennis powers Dominic Tripoli and Ted Lamm. Thanks for the sup- port which helped net a victorious season!

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CAV Girls ' Tennis Celebrates Wins Too Good To Be True The CHS girls ' tennis team contin- ued its previous successes in leaps and bounds. This team encountered a season of firsts. It was the first team to play on our own courts. Also, the girls hosted their own invitational. Senior Tarini Ramaprakash led the team to another winning season (6-1). The team ' s only loss was to South Side, the final match of the season. Greg Hershberger, the team ' s coach for the last four years, said of the team, I am very proud to be a part of this group. I have never coached a better team. Junior Meghan Cast received the Most Improved Player Award at the Athletic Awards Ceremony while Tarini received the Most Valuable Player Award. Since Tarini and Kel- ly Jenkins are the only seniors leav- ing next year, the following season promises to be even more competitive. Right: Senior Kelly Jenkins, 1 JV singles, warms up before one of the many chilly day matches. iffiJSES I f Above: Elected Most Valuable Player for the varsity tennis team, senior Tarini Ramapra- kash wields a powerful backhand. Right: Julie Dawes with classmate and dou- bles partner Sarah Grotrian (right). The duo proved extremely successful, conquering teams at home and away.

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Putters And Polo Ponies High School Boys ' Golf This year ' s golf team was a great success. Not only did the team have a record near .500, but they accomplished an even greater feat. As depicted in the team photo, they were the least sloppy, best mannered, most charming, and best looking golf team within a Joe Lebas mulli- gan drive (which consists of a mighty swing and the ball fall- ing backwards off of the tee) of the school. The consistently low scorer was ironically also the lowest scorer on the heighth Above: Team leader, Andy King, chips one on the home course Right: (From left to right) Andy King, Randy Zimmerman, Ted Lamm, Brad McCollum, Joe Labas, John Shuttleworth, Pete Dodzik, Bill Spindler test. On the far left of the pic- ture is that very man. Although he might look like a short, cute little Andy King, who has his name printed on his tees, he was a genuine monster of the fairway during this year ' s golf season. Standing next to him on the team photo is the anchor of the reserve team. Randy Zim- merman. Scenes of Randy run- ning, pulling his pull cart behind him, to save his ball from being buried in the mud by a menac- ing wild golf cart, and his en- couraging comments of Let ' i go, boys, inspired the team tc do its best, even in the longest of rough. The team was coache by the only man capable of the job, the basketball coach. Jot Santa led the team to a successi ful season and got the team ii good enough shape to wall around the whole front nine of their home course, Mcmillei Park, while carrying their golf clubs and keys to their Europe- an polo ponies.