Tennyson High School - Aegis Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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league this year was fairly even, which accounted for many three set long matches. It was a 4-3 season, llWe won or lost most of our matches 4-3. Seven wasn't a lucky number for ETTER this year's .fQvgfg?L'l2.1!Q'lZ,e Wifi , uv. V 4 Us ii li i vm ' as nf Q xi 1. With intense concentration Cathy Hennessey waits for her partner to serve the ball. 2. Michele Yin showing awed spectators how she aces her opponents. 3. Showing unique form is Yvette Swenson going for a shot at the net. 4. 4th singles player Sandy Chang smashes a backhand. 5. From left to right, back row: Cassandra Troutman, manager Sue Tanquay, Theresa Adams, Lori Jeung, Debbie Dean, Sandy Lloyd, manager Vicki Orr. Front row: Coach Judy Harris, Michele Yin, Cathy Hennessey, Karen Sakanashi Yvette Swenson, and Sandy Chang. 6. Karen Sakanashi dumbfounds her opponent by showing her win-lose record engraved on her racket. 7. Debbie Dean with other things on her mind, drives a shot cross-court. f i , 1 ,- - . if U3 ' wr g . v , -sw 5 , xr Q K X: - 3 Y M? N' as .IKAW .M cf- , ., wa lx mx 25 . fbi N' -:my M:-. 3 f- .wk aev...1iw.zwm X. .....-i. i . , i t fl 1 x WW 'fed -1-14 Girls Tennis!13l

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UTTY was one of the words used to describe the girls tennis team this year. During practice nicknames flew with the same velocity as the tennis balls. Buckwheat, lVlurtle, Wabbit, Kurmit, and Alleegator were a few of the nicknames this year. Although the season might not have proved as successful as . ..,e 2'Va?GQq 1 ,. i wi-tffif .lir. QQ it ix, it 22: ,xi taxi TK' thought, the team's spirit kept them afloat. Even when times were bad they kept the faith and the smile. At times there were cheers but at times there were tears. Four year veteran Karen Sakanashi commented, i'We all tried really hard, and yet we all knew we could have done better than we did. We always came so close .. . Coach Judy Harris explained, 'lCompetition throughout the tx +,wttti f Y Y. T , 1 ,qQ9'Y' T fYY !LylvlYLf'tz!Yl T. Q' yvsfV'tq, KQg'V:',',S1f . , . lvl, V f Q - v 'Q ,'1o'!A v,,gvvvv SCORES THS OPPONENT 4 lVlOREAU 3 4 SUNSET 3 3 CASTRO VALLEY 4 3 MARINA 4 5 SAN LORENZO 2 3 IVIT. EDEN 4 5 HAYWARD 2 4 ARROYA 3 2 SUNSET 5 ' 4 CASTRO VALLEY 5 3 MARINA 4 3 SAN LORENZO 4 2 NIT. EDEN 5 - f' H ' 742' 2 HAYWARD 4 2 ARROYO 5 l30fGirls Tennis

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TEAM EFFORT by the Lancer Grid Team his year paved the way for the most l'The Lancers were one ofthe most exciting teams to watch explosive offense in the HAAL this past season. Various por- in Northern California. llWe like putting on a good show, sets enabled the Lancers to accumulate 126 points. Commented Quarterback Kenny NlcRae, after passing 406 yards against Arroyo High. Finishing 3-7 overall this year and 3-4 in league didn't tell the story of the season. The Oakland Tribune stated that DFOPPUTQ 'Shell' fiYSf five QHFTIGS to Moreau, Samllel AYGI' High, -:KW 132!Varsity Grid Team