Moore High School - Timekeeper Yearbook (Moore, OK)

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LOOK OF DETERMINATION is on the face of FORM IS FUNDAMENTAL, Tony Jackson Nan Chambers, the girls team's number one polishes his serve during an afternoon prac- singles player, as she follows through on a tice session. serve. .ax aint TENNIS ROYALTY: Front row: Michelle Fernandes, Queen: Kathy Pratt, attendant: Michelle Baidasari, attendant. Back row: Burke Grimes, Kingg Allen Crow, attendantg Tom Maslen, attendant. 1111 ASHUIII lllllllllx Alllllllll I luulluun nnnunnn 1 lllllllllli vlllllllll Q1 illilll I I 163

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Six tennis starters return Three miles a day, just to play ten- nis? That is what it takes to be on the tennis team. lt takes hard work and a lot of conditioning to play tennis, explained Coach Mike Tomlin. With six returning lettermen we are ex- pecting a good boys team. The girls are rebuilding and somewhat inex- perienced but next year they will come through. Tennis takes the dedication needed to practice long hours before and after school, two year letterman Allan Crow com- mented. The six returning lettermen who make up the boys varsity team are: Allen Crow, Burk Grimes, Marshall Lock, Tony Jackson, Tom Maslen, and Keith Williams. The first three ranked boys are Burke Grimes, Keith Williams, and Tom Maslen respectively. l'm look- ing for Burke to do real well. I feel he will be ranked by the end of the yearjl stated Coach Tomlin. 162

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Starters return tcont'dl She's the glue around which we're building the girls' team, he remarked, referring to Nan Cham- bers. She is a junior who transferred from Arkansas to take the number 1 position on the team. Out of a field of 18 teams, the Lions took fifth place at the Cam- eron Classic, an annual tournament held in Lawton. If they had not had handicaps such as two absent players and 19 degree weather, Coach Tomlin feels they may have placed higher. Other tournaments included the Douglass Tournament and the Mid- west City Invitational, both of which were held in March. According to Coach Tomlin, the toughest teams are generally the private school teams, because those schools can recruit talent. He listed Heritage Hall and Bishop McGuin- ness among the toughest the Lions have faced. GIRLS TENNIS TEAM. Front row: Beverly Jones, Diane Badon Michelle Baldasari, Georjana Sites: Back row: Coach Mike Tom lin, Diana Davis, Karen Wilson, Nan Chambers, Kelly Reynolds, Anita Benton. DODGE seeded avoid being hit by a her way. ' Q - . . ...., ,...t, ,.., ii. ,,,... ,...,. ,b Vyyhkkk K .. . 3 . E -H - .. 6? Ffa it BOYS TENNIS TEAM. Tom Maslen, Tony Jackson, Marshall Lock Crow, Keith Williams, Burke Grimes, Coach Mike Tomlin. I Q ' ' ' N' 'i Q 8+ ,Allen