Highland Park High School - Polar Bear Yearbook (Highland Park, MI)

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, x i n X. i x 2 fl , 'xl' i X ' lx ' -R ii il .- 9' xxx '?, - 'ir :i XM- Y' xtx'sX. 1 -p -3 , -. a ma - ol : ll. : J -ig 'f-,psf Q LARZELERE QCOACHP MEACHAM SWANSON BOLTON OADE5 fM.-XNAGEIU DUSENBURY SAVICH NICHOLKS TENNIS With tennis rapidly growing in popularity, Coach Larzelere has found much good material from which to mold the team which is representing Highland Park on the court this spring. The two veterans, Swanson and Savich, have been ably supported by Dusenbury, Nicholas, Bolton, and Meachum, who are new men. The schedule was a long one, extending from April to June, and included many teams of noteworthy character. In the last match of the season Highland Park met Northwestern, the present titleholder, in what promised to be the outstanding contest of the court season. April April April May May May May May May May May june june SCHEDULE Redford ,,,,,,,,,.,,,, , Southeastern , Southwestern Western .....,,,,,,..,, Cass Tech ..... Central ......... Commerce ., ,...... ,. Eastern ,,,,.,,... Hamtramck , College High Northeastern Northern .,,r,, ,..., , Northwestern ,,,, , Here Here Here Away Away Here Away Here Away Here Away Here Away Page Nmetyffive