Edison Institute High School - Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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l i 'Q' i 3 i f s 5 V . 5 ' 3 H l E g ., ... ,, . .- ,. Mi-.. --.-.-... ., ,,. H H 5 1 .V pp i by 5 BULLDOGS 1 l lg ' i i i f SPARTANS 5' AE i Q ' Kx 1f' ,, 1 I , , , 5 , i 2' 4 l 1 1 it l z L. .,.......,....................,.,,..,........', it il l l ia. 'V 2 in -. l 'E lr . A A ll 5 i 3 1 . , -lea .4 1 Q , , ,,,,,,,,,.,, .,,,,,,,,,, M, ,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,, ,.,,-,.,,.,,, ,,,,..,,.....-,... ... ... ........... .. -.,....,. it . . tiki f which the Bulldogs emerged the victors 5 f .N with a total of six wins to one loss. A tie H i ml i A ' L game was also played. Although on the - A .M W i ' f in short end of most of the scores, the 4 A ' N r- ff' . J Spartans played better ball than the ,' In Y f, records show. Many of the games were . Q i ,A j a 4 Y M decided by the slender margin of the - l , extra point. f ' iii 1 Games were also played between the .3 nm boys of the Edison Institute di- upper classes, juniors and seniors, and 1. 5 vided their time in athletics between the lower Classes, freshmen and sopho- 3 touch football and achievement track mores, with the upper classmen taking A ,l f h tests. An intramural program was car- two out of three games, the last on 33,3 'Z' F ried out between two teams, the 'iBull- Thanksgiving morning. Large and en- Q i dogs, led by Robert Snow, and the thusiastic crowds attended many of the 2- 'kj Spartans, under the leadership of games and school spirit ran especially 5 Robert Shackleton. high during the play-offs for the school C3 3 A series of eight games was played in championship. The tenth class won the if I! I tm s.::42 N-:rv . Z If if 56 -s i: 5 Lf!

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VT' BOY ' TENN F CAMPSALL Champzon W MC LEOD Runner-up Q' LX vii . Nkxjff .W . K HROUGHOUT the summer, tennis held much interest for a large part of the student body. The point system was adopted and con- testants received credit points for both their consistency in attend- ance and their ability to place their name high on the pyramid board. Tennis was open to students from the fifth class to the twelfth class. A total of 83 students used the courts for this enjoyable summer recreation. At the close of the season Frank Campsall led the Edison Institute netters with the total of 270 points. The eight boys awarded tennis emblems were those who had earned the highest total of points. The season was climaxed with a school tournament in which Frank Campsall won the championship and William McLeod was the runner-up. Tennis emblems were awarded to: Frank Campsall, 270 pointsg VVilliam McLeod, Q55 pointsg Buddy Apesech, 250 pointsg Donald Donovan, 225 pointsg David Roth, 190 pointsg William Kresin, 155 pointsg Kenneth Petrak, 150 pointsg John Blanchard, 130 points. 55

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