San Marcos High School - Crown and Sceptre Yearbook (Santa Barbara, CA)

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Girls Tennis GIRLS VARSITY TENNIS. Front Row: Laurie Rehwoldt, Terri Shook, Jaime Medvene. Second Row: Tina Takaya, Karen Bennett, Debbie Phillip, Debbie Card. Third Row: Coach Gilman, Leslie Dinaberg, Sandy McKenzie, Karen Brennand, Lynn Scalapino. JV TENNIS. Cfar rightj. Front Row: LeAnne Kuhn, Stacy Parent, Diane Jaehn, Barbara Benn. Second Row: Cathy Gilbert, Robin Ziegler, Kim Panizzon, Patty Sandoval. I. Eyes on the ball, Sandy McKenzie concentrates on a forehand shot. 2. Laurie Rehwoldt prepares to return a shot from the baseline. 3. Terri Shook demonstrates her serving form,

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