North Salem High School - Viking Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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Girls Improve Tennis Skills The 1974 Gir1's Tennis Team concentrated on building the team, both in skill and membership. Although they were hampered in their efforts by inclement weather, the team, consisting mainly of seniors and sopho- mores, put forth a valiant effort. Coach Emily Hamden worked closely with the girls, but they ended the season with a disappointing 3-7-1 record. 1. Debbie Taylor returns tbe ball with a smooth backhand. 2. The 1974 Womm's Tennis Team. 3. Diane Koenig is ready and waiting for the serve. 4. Coach Hamden talks over the last match with Sherry Engle and Terry Boldt. 5. Peggy Taylor watches for the return. 6. Lisa Duncan stretchesvro reach the ball.

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5 J P' fav 6 0 Boys' Tennzs Team Unsuccessful Under the direction of Coach Klinger the 1974 Boys' Tennis Team worked at improving their skills. Bad Weather hampered the team's efforts, resulting in an unsuccessful season. The team, which was small in number, was comprised largely of seniors, including A.F.S. student Mehran Kamangar. The boys finished the year with a 2-9 record, and many close games. Opponent Vilas' Sprague Mt Angel West Albany McNary South Salem Crescent Valley Mr. Angel Lebanon 6 South Albany Corvallis McMinnville! 4 3 , L , BO Ys' TENNIS sco1aEBoARD 7 0 ,V L .L L A as 6 ccc y W l l 4 o L 5 2 L 6 6 1 L 4 3 L 1 6 W 5 2 L 4 3 L 6 1 L

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