Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Laurie Graef uses her tongue to add more power to her backhand. I 5 s i X 132-TENNIS In perfect form, Lynn Daniels effectively uses her two-handed backhand. ln deep concentration, Eva Branisa awaits the next serve Top row: S. Branisa, C Krog, M. Giammalva, E. Branisa, L. Reid, L. Daniels. Bottom row: M. Daniels, L. Putterman, 5. Cranfield. E 1

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ing her next move, Lori Reid waits to return 'P shot during afternoon practice. Working on her backhand, Carolyn Krog thinks about every Practice brings many hard shots as Mary lo Giammalva scoops up a lovv forehand. Tennis team remain state ranked For the female netters, it was one more season for the records. For the fourteenth consecutive year, the girl's Varsity Tennis Team managed to grasp the most points in the 16-4A district race, and were awarded the first place girls trophy for their efforts. There was no one outstanding player, said Varsity Coach Mildred Hausinger. The team was made up of 16 players. Six of these players were chosen for the traveling squad. These six girls were picked for the way they competed in the preseason challenge ladder. The six girls found on top of the ladder were Freshman Mary loe Giammalva, Sophomores Eva Branisa and Lynne Daniels, juniors Carolyn Krog and Susie Branisa. The girls all worked equally hard and combined their victories for the District title, said Coach Hausinger. The Mustangs play did not stand alone. Their success was unlimited in tournament competition. The girls' victories combined with the boys' achievement were sufficient enough to take the team trophy in each tournament the two teams attended. i il 5 if With sharp eyes, Laurie Graef waits for the ball during practice at the school. ller, I. Landa, 7. Purcell, l. Edwards, F. Stowe, B. Reed, M. Pollack, C. Colvill, B. Booth. Bottom rovv: P, Povvers, N. Ghormley, j. Kraft, L, arnon, L. von der Mehden, C, Greer, 5. Schroeder, E. Davis, S, Stolleroff, P. Convey, 5. Ricks. TENNIS-