Hillyard High School - Paws and Claws Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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O2 910101011 bl! D101 Q liliibiliilillllliliilliliiliiiiiilillill ...:.'1Z'..........,..,...... Tennis Front Row, Left to Right: Carl Snndstrom, Nellie Ewell, Cieorgiann Mathers, Lucille Green. Thelma Jelineck, Pearl Miller, Tate Uniberger. Back Row: Gordon Mitchell, Mr. L. Saltz, Arlstc Albo, Eric McDavis, Robert Rothwell. Armonde Albo. Paul Gillingham. With five lcttermen back, prospects for the 1930 tennis season are bright. The lcttcrmen are: Arlnonde Albo, Ariste Albo, Tate Umberger, Pearl Miller and Gcorgiana Mathers. Interest has been stimulated by securing the Mission courts for practice during week days and for official matches. Much competition has been shown among the boys for places on the squad. Armondc Alho, two-year lettermau, is ranking player but his brother, Aristc, pushes him hard for- first place. Those who have won positions on the squad are: Armonde Albo, Ariste Alho, Paul Gillingham, Tate Umberger, Carl Sandstrom and Gordon Mitchell. With much greater interest nmnifested in girls' tennis this year, a spirited race has taken place. Six girls, Pearl Miller, Nellie Ewell, Georgiaua Mathers, Gwendoline Donnan, Leona Rudy and Lucille Green, make up the squad. The girls have been aided by special tennis classes in the physical education course. ' Hillyard has scheduled matches with Otis Orchards, West Valley, Harrington, Gonzaga, North Central and Lewis amd Clark. iypi Miss Stevens: Evelyn, can you decline I-lug ? Evelyn Olson: No mu'm I never decline it. On the iNest Valley courts, the Hillyard racquet squad was defeated by the West Valley team. The Panthers players won two double matches and one single contest. The results in the order ot' the ranking players were as follows: Ariste Alho dropped his match to Logan 1-6, 2-6: Armonde Albo was defeated by Bryam 5-6, 2-6. Umherger lost a close match to Hobbs 44-6, 6-4-, 4--li and Gillingham won the lone single match hy defeating King 6-4-, 4-6, 6-4-. Sand- strom dropped his match to Roberts 3-6, 2-6 while Mitchell lost to Gain 7-9, 3-6. Sandstrom and Mitchell dropped their double match to Gain und Roberts. 0-6, 1-6. Umberger and Gillingham downed Hobbs amd King 6-4, 0-6, 6-3 in a double match, and Armondc Alho und Ariste Alho came back to trounce Bryam and Logan hy a 6-4, 4--6, 6-4 score. iljqi.. OTIS ORCHARDS-HILI.YAltD -H- The Panther racquet wielders defeated the Otis Orchard tennis team on the Otis Orchards courts, April 16. The game scores were 5 wins for Hill- yard and 4 for Otis Orchard. I-Iillyard's victory came :ls a result of wins in three single matches hy Aristc Alho, Ai-monde Albo, and Paul Gilling- ' fC'ontinuc-d-on page S11 Page .sixty-fir'r C:Ol'10l0l4l'l7iI5llll4Sll'!i0illCl!QfllI7i01 , 3 O D9i0i4'i01 3 1 i '1 1' i :'