John F Kennedy High School - Reflections Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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What A Swinging Feeling The Women's Tennis Team was quite successful this year. They tied with McClatchy for second place with a record of ll wins and 3 losses. Coach Jane Reynolds felt good that her women's team placed second in Metro League. Good job! I . JFK 5 3 Sacramento JFK 9 O Johnson JFK 6 3 Burbank JFK 3 6 McClatchy JFK 8 O Manogue JFK 8 O Cordova JFK O 9 St. Francis JFK 7 2 Sacramento JFK 9 O Johnson JFK 8 l Burbank JFK 7 2 McClatchy JFK 7 O Manogue JFK 8 0 Cordova JFK O 9 St. Francis 120 Women's Tennis 1 Row I: Michelle lwamiya, Janine Manji. Lily Wong, Kathy Kubo. Jolie Yamada. Row ll: Rachelle Raymond. Carol Yee Fay Fong, Coach Jane Reynolds. Phyllis Fong, Lyn Johnson.

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