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

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TENNIS Qpper row Walt Turner, Bob Johnson, Bob Kupisch, Carl Peck, Don Harvey Middle row Ed Roe, Russ Sauter, Don Jay, Cecil Bendush, Erwin Fromm, Don Peterson Lower row Jack Trcka, EHDTY Dively, Ernie Eckerdt, George Spencer, George Rockvell, Dick Krygrowski, Tom Hemingway Tennis at Tech, as at most other schools, has a. slow, uphill struggle in 1ts growth Few boys stick to it long enough to enjoy the game and to appreciate its virtues They find that lt is really exciting to p1tch one's skill, endurance , and strategy against those of an opponent They know that they can win a match only by their main obgectives Another important objective is honesty, whlch we try to develop by acting as our own referees Also, ve learn to be good hosts to visiting teams, a.nd conversely, we like to make trips to out of c1ty schools like Lapeer, Owosso, Bay City, Cranbrook, etc We cannot 'boast of winning many matches against experienced players nor need we be ashamed of the progress ve have made in developing our game starting from scratch Some of the boys who made noticeable progress are John Trcka, Carl Peck, Tom Hemingway, Bob Johnson, Cecil Bendush, walt Turner, and Dick Krygrowskz. We are trying to make tennis a permanent sport at Tech Only lnterested boys can make it so We hope we ll have enough of them as the years go by Own wits and ability and that knowledge helps develop self-reliance. To learn to be self-reliant is one of our

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