Flint Technical High School - Techlorian Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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VARSITY 2151: row Dick Dickenson, Jerry Jones, Mike Barry, Gordon Hale, Herb Rosine, Tom Surles, Stan Bovns, Bob Lazar Lover row Chuck Smith, Don Scott, Bob Kupisch, Bob Floeter, Stan Gooch, Bill Kitsonas, Oven Tucker fi JUNIOR VARSITY BAS E233 row Don Jay, Carrol Althaus, Laurence Hough, Loyd Elledge, Keith McCormick, Tom Charland, Max Frick, Bob Maxwell Lower row Russell Sauter, Conrad Zieski, Carlisle Heard, Jim Hanzek, Cliff Hout, Art Doolan, George Lawson, Jack Russell 9 ' W I 1 1 ' 1 V ,- x, X ..:'J Q Q I fr 4 E ' x . , w X'-' .

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FIRST SEM STER CCXIUBSION Qpger row Norma Kracovic, Bill Berger, Bob Lazer, Ervin Fromm, Bob Hocken, Dorothy Hoss, Loretta Seder, Barbara Waterson, Betty Blanchard Lover row JoAnne Neal, Joy Berry, Joan Hazel, Nadine Melton, Pat Reid Joe Dietch, Bonnie Heidenberger, Jack Trcka, Nellie Carpenter, Bill Griffith 0, CCMMISSION 22225 row Beverly Hintz, George Benjamin, John Hice, Ervin Fromm, Bill Barger, Bob Hocken, Dave Shuirman, Nellie Carpenter Middle rov Jo Anne Neal, Pat Reid, Norma Kracovic, Betty Blanchard, Barbara Waterson, Bonnie Heidenberger Lower row Cecil Bendush, Joyce Gerdes, Gary Slater, Jack Trcka, Joy Berry, Stan Gooch ,M , . Q 3 , . W- - X W . . U 4 , . : , . .. 4 9 . 1 X x x QI

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BASKVTBALL Te h s lanky cagers had another successful season this year Under the coaching of Bill Blamer, the Eagles equaled last year's feat of a 13 5 won lost record, and they are also the wearer of the c1ty Class B hamplonship rnwn After omplllng a 9 1 record, the squad went into a mid season slump, losing three out of the1r next four games The season pened with a vlctory over Mt Morris in the Emerson gym M1ke Barry started out with a bang 1n h1 role uf the teazn's high scorer by dumping 1n 15 points with thi w1n under their belt , they bumped into a well balanced club from Grand Blanc Tech, after trail ing 10 3 at the end of the first stanza, roared back with 21 points to lead at the half 21+ 22 With 27 personal fouls and l techmcal foul called against the Eagles, erasing Surles, Hale, and Rosine from the squad, the After taking Dawson, Cranbrook, and Kearsley in their stride, Tech really caught fire agalnst a strong Flushlng qu1ntet The Eagles, playing their best game of the season, showed the1r ability by hitting from all points of the court B111 Blamer emptied the bench in the last quarter, and the Eagles came home with a 67 M8 w1n Conxplet1ng a w1nn1ng streak of eight games, they rolled over Goodrich, Clio, Davison, and Fenton before loslng to another county team, Beecher The following week the cagers trampled Mandeville 75 53 preceding heart breaking losses to Alma 147 146 and a low scoring contest, 29 25, to Cranbrook Thi last contest saw the sophomores and Juniors go most of the way In the traditlonal battle for the City Championship with 'St Mike's, an inspired Tech team took the floor and handed the Warriors a 38 30 setback in a hard fought battle At the tradltional basketball dinner the following awards and recogmitions were made Co Capta1ns Michael Barry, Bob Patterson Mo t Valuable Player Stan Gooch , ' . . - - H' C visitors forged ahead to win 57-N8. W 1