Kathleen High School - Trident Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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Girls Tennis Gir The Kathleen Girls Tennis Team had a great desire for a successful season and to prove this they started the season off with four straight wins, three of which were shutouts. Under the direction of Coach june Taylor, the team practiced at least five times a week in striving to per- fect their game. The team was ls Tennis Swings Many VlCtOfl6S basically very experienced where as next yearis team will be in the stages of rebuilding. The team had seven returning lettermen. Among these were No. 1 seed, Karen Stephens, and No. 2 seed, Tina Pennachio. The other returnees were Debbie Black, Cindy Carll, Connie Aplin, Lisa Enfinger and Tammy Trice. 1, Karen Stephens prepares to smash her opponent. 2. Concentration is evident as Tina Pennachio scores with a winning backhand. 3. Cindy Carll shows good form in her fotehand volley. 4. Brenda Baker, Debbie Black, Tina Pennachio, Lisa Enfinger. Row2.' Connie Aplin, 204 l 2 Tamy Trice, Cindy Carll, Melinda Cam- eron, Karen Stephens, Cindy Broussard. 5. Lisa Enfinger uses an even stroke when using the forehand volley, 6. Good foorwork is essential to Tammy Triceis game.

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1 The Kathleen Boys Tennis Team while having a good sea- son last year, was in the stage of rebuilding this year. The only returning letterman was Scott Gurd. Scott was the No. 1 seed. After a late start in the season and only three weeks of practice, the team scored its biggest upset over Lakeland with a score of 4- 3. 1. Number one seed, Scott Gurd, shows excellent form while sewing. Z.joe Paul returns the ball with a good forchand volley. 3. Richard NeSmith produces good results with his backhand, ,...nr 2 Y 3