Sabino High School - Vista Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Netters Have Ace Season Q With strong players and excellent depth Coach Grissom was pleased with this year's varsity team. We had a much more experienced team. They were older and seemed to be much stronger players. Coach Grissom comments, I'm very pleased with the IV prospects. They should be able to really help us for next year's varsity team. Vista talks with Anne Fulton '79, VISTA: What does tennis do for you mentally? ANNE: Mentally, tennis is good for me, except for when I lose a point I get mad at myself. VISTA: Do you ever get dis- couraged on the courts? ANNE: I get very discouraged. Some times I feel like just hanging up tennis for good, but I don't. VISTA: What do you think of when you're playing tennis? ANNE: I try to think of noth- ing but tennis. I try to con- centrate as much as possible. VISTA: What are your plans for tennis when you graduate? ANNE: I haven't decided. I will either try to make a col- lege team or quit. Team, bottom row, L to R: L. Ridenour, D. McGee, M. Drachman. Middle row, K. Brownlee, S. Carr, K. Becker, N. Meadows, L. Kaplan, M. Cilano. Top row, Coach Grissom, H. VanVoris, 1. Parsons, S. Murphy, C. Gilmore, A. Ful- ton, S. Simonson, D. Todd, D. Campbell, D. Mueller, M. Davis. 2. Stacie Murphy '79 displays her ability. 3. Nancy Meadows '79 shows a bit of anger. 4. Caroline Gilmore '81 anxiously awaits the serve. 5. Margaret Cilano '79 shows her style. 6. Mara Davis '80 goes for the shot. 7. Debbie McGee '80 gets down for the shot.