Tom C Clark High School - Witness Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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CLIICIZ C Z SUV The varsity tennis team ended the season second in district and thirteenth in state. Coach Richard Howell said, The team played extremely well while playing one of the toughest schedules in the state. won 9-O and our girls lost 9-O. Thus a 9-9 score. We were tied in sets, won at 20 each. However, we lost when the game counts of matches were added up to a score of 164-172, said Coach Howell. Freshmen newcomers Debbie Poole, who is ranked number nineteen in the state Girls' Fourteen Singles, and Melissa Worrich, were invaluable, both as single players and as a doubles team. lt was a privilege to play on varsity as a freshman. It has been a fun experience, and l hope we continue to excel, said Melissa Worrich. The Cougars had a very close season. ln an early win over Marshall, the two schools were tied in mat- ches 9-9, but Clark won by sets 22-20. Poole's and Worrich's victory over Sanchez and Gonzales was the deciding factor. This type of close-match play continued throughout the season. The results were not always This has been the most intense year that l have ever seen the guys go through, said David Cuellar. One of the team's strong points this year, was the exceptional leadership displayed by the seniors. Be- ing on the Clark tennis team these past four years has taught me a lot about dedication and hard work, said Karen Kaminsky. Senior Tommy Alfano said, I had a lot of fun play- ing on the team, because I made a lot of new friends, and I became better friends with the ones l already had. Megan Gordon in their favor, OS iri O defeat by Roosevelt. Our boys David Cuellar stretches to reach an overhead to put it away. man, Il lll l l ' llllllllgill' m,,,,naglfi'I!Igg5- igiiegggllllr gs liil' .Ill ll ill-1 lln ll ll' r. I slfffffsskiiiif iff :Sli I . II' ' 'llllfiifflffifftiifiii225522:2lfiiiiitliiitiliililiiiiiigiili gl I ll gn! gil .ml ,gulf ,ml ,ml gli' gli' .I .2 I' I iii gill .ull 'gill ,gll,gil',psllQ,m .' ll. l '!!ll Ill' 1254 69 Ili' Ill ll S -ll .ll l gll gil ii gil I ll! nl ll n I ll Ill all Ili nl nl' .ull Ill' nl' ml',nl',al m' it ilillgsiiigafillifg:QI5gaitlig:lligiitfgi:iiiitiii:iigiiitiliitsiiiiiiiiam ll Ill t ggi! gall .lll'pll Igll',pIlnnlllglll,4nl',lllQ,n1kwQv:b:i?f ll lll .5535 :li Ill lll ll' nl' ill ll' nl' llngll' 0'o'Xv'!f . . il pl .gl pl pil Ill pil ,ll ,nl ,gn ,,sv,av,nw- 9 ,S l nQUis 'iii gli .ll 'II ll' 'll gl' ll' Ill' ill 30 10,v5fM' 1 . 56 -gi lil .ll 'll ,pl gil gl! ,pl gal pl gn1,v3.4,-r- 9 fiiiljsi B' If ll 'lf fl ll' Il' 'll gl' 10 0' iff!-' S Il ll nl nl nl ,nl xl nl ui' sf' nn' 'vw' is l gIl' ll' ill ll' nl' ll ll' Mini' nl' nl'nI'W' nl' uri' ll' nI ul nI' ll F1 5 '5sI S 22vMf G Kim Austin looks on while her doubles partner, Amy Gardner, reaches out to make contact with a volley. SPORTS ili