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More of the girls’ tennis action is pictured on this page. In the shots above, we see some of the hopeful champions for next year. Julia strokes the ball, playing with outstanding skill for a sopho- more. Just wait until the next two years. Mary waits for her match with Bernice. And then, Mary in action. To the left, Elaine waits for her serve. JV girls Mr. Clothier had a good number of tennis pros- pects coming up through the JV program this sea- son. Pictured below is the girls JV team: Coach Clothier, Zulema Gonzalez, Kellie Barlow, Kathy Merrell, Dawnell Jones, Arlene Payne, Jana Bal- lard, Lisa Holder and Coach Germaine.
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Girls tennis The girls’ tennis team did not have its best season ever, but it was not without its good mo- Team members shown above were Coach Clothier, JoAnne Garcia, Mary Segraves, Klaine hunt, Tracy Shay, Jackie Wagley, Terri Goodlier, Sterling Waters, Julia Hatch and Coach Ger- maine. ments. The doubles team of Sterling Waters and Julia Hatch took 2nd in District com- petition and 4th in State. The 4th place in District went to singles player JoAnne Garcia. To the right, JoAnne shows her style, while the two shots to the bottom show Sterling at her best. 26
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Baseball Team members included Benny Norte, Chuck Kennedy, Shawna Shannon, bat girl, Freddie Rodriquez, Steve Rodriquez, Berl Stacy; Row 2, Leo Clark, Raymond Aguallo, Doug Hanson, Joel Miller, Roumaldo Romero, Terroll hunt; Row 3, Billy Bigelow, manager, Philip Montoya, James Denton, Kevin Attaway, and Coach Germaine. Wildkat baseball had a lot of ups and downs for the season, winding up with a 9-9 record. Steve Rodriquez and Joel Mill- er shared the Most Valuable Player Award, and Philip Mon- toya was named Most Im- proved Player. In the picture above, Berl ponders on the life of an out- fielder; to the right, there’s a conference at the mound; inside right, Kevin is ready at first. Below, Steve’s pitching was first rate, keeping a lot of bat- ters guessing. And Coach Ger- maine has a heart-to-heart chat with Benny and Doug.
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