John F Kennedy High School - Universe Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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I TO I-ICT SEASO 9' 1 Q 1. Za wr - -e L f7't'3 'f'f if iiii A y t titr T r e KTL: Vi VV,,,. i . V.Vi VL . ,, it gc -A I 5 1 .V I t , Q it ' WY? -..nw- W ' Above: jennifer Coronado exhibits the latest moves in serving fashion. Above left: You mean that little yellow ball is supposed to go over the net? wonders Matthew. Tennis coach, anyone??? t was September 20 1971- it was the night of the Billie Jean King vs. Bobby Riggs tennis match and all the world was watching. The question being asked Can a twenty-nine year old female tennis star who was at the peak of her career beat a fifty-five year old man who had been making fun of women second challenge. The first was an easy one. He totally humiliated his first opponent but Billie King was ready and very up for the occassion. Billie lean King easily disposed of her op onent beat- ing him in three straight matches. He even had to ta e a time out for a massage because his arms cram ed up. After the match Bobby Riggs barely had enough strengt to congratulate her. This victory gave a boost for women s tennis and it is important to point out that women can play just as well as men can. and their efforts to liberate themselves? Billie Jean King was his Tennis

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TENNIS TE M SWI G5 .M ' 2 wfwrwilf W., ill? C 4, Kneeling: Melinda Hernandez, Patricia Rodriguez, jennifer Coronado, Connie Hernandez, Rhonda Hinson, Kathy De La Vega, Bertha Carrillo, jessica Rosales, and Elizabeth Saucedo. Top row: Yvonne Ramon, Mark Alcala, Adrian Moralez, Roger Reyna, Richard Munoz, Matthew Fernandez, Joe Paredes, Adam Alonzo, Chris Trevino, Coach Rey Padilla, and Esmerelda Saucedo. .- we x :1!'12Zf:f W M ,A W .N ,,. W, , UM Above: Melinda Hernandez and Jessica Rosales work hard during practice to perfect their skills. 5 Above right: Is this how we're supposed to receive the low ones, Coach? asks Richard M ' 'i ',,i unoz' 'r,, ' Right: Oh, no, that one's coming too fast! exclaims Matthew Fernandez. Sports M' ,,.. f , f , , f , 4, , ,, 4 inf , ffffwilz

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