David Crockett High School - Texan Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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I I I! Tennis team nets 4 Ending this year's season in fourth place among area schools, the girls tennis team rejoiced over their five victories. Competition was tough this year with no graduating seniors on the teamp ln gaining a position among the top 6 players, it was difficult to stay or progress with other girls set- ting a goal to gain your position. Practicing an average of 2 hours a day, in weather that was either too cold or too hot for anyone to believe you were actually trying to play ten- 22 sports ,C ,i ff' ' !f' 1 ,fr-A 1 g ' '!l 1 p rl I 1 I if I ' r ' ' If-1,1 ' ',l,1 rl ' ' ',l,g' 'yi ' ,ly , i',f,',l,l'1',',',','il',' n',i fl! ,, , .vv,,' Ili, J ,f . r 1, I 1 1 r':?,','l'l,v. J r',', ff,l'r'r'1 t 9, ' ',7 ' 1 ' r'.',' 1 'l1'f'. -'ffa ,. 'Y1r lylryfy, m,,,, Ili, !.l1ru,,, If - 1, ' ' I 1 1 1 , :ff r'r, ' ffl ,,Frriii, ., l',' ' i'.'.'. ,' 7-I I 1 f ffl 'Il ,lil lic' nis, the girls fought to bring home honors from the AISD Invitational Tournament. Bringing home trophies from the tournament were Leann Land, who placed first place in B-divi- sion doubles, Tomie Nlain and Caro- lyn Kelby won first place in A-division doubles. Austin High's team was one of our biggest problems this year, but next year our team will be young and experienced which will help us when we play Austin, said Coach Loretta ,ff V, qV, ,frv ' ' gf ', , , 1,1 ,114 Af 1' ., er 1 1535!glf1Q 'f,'f 'C'77':' IQ ww,'.,f f f 2 SQ , Q , ,' if ,ewan I Ar' g' , 1 7 l iw,-s 113' 3 Kr, xr . f fer, 3.1 , s...,. -- V lVlcl-lan. Having 5 wins out of matches with Area schools, the tea had a good year. Hopes are high for the out-of-tovi tournaments next year. We shou do very well next year in the out-c town tournaments, especiallyin tl doubles area, said lVlrs.lVlcl-lan. H lBl 7 lmvis 13 liihiisirw -1 Mtfiallimr l Austin 2 Aridwsr 8 lanir-i 6 Fieautm 1 1.

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