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Page 96 text:
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Today, sports at Lane is playing an increasingly important role in the building of physically fit young men for military duties and for the later responsibilities in develop¬ ing world peace. Lane Tech, the school of champions, has mxaintained its standing in athletic compe¬ tition this year by annexing six city champ¬ ionships in senior swimming, baseball, cross country, junior swimming, soccer, and junior ice skating. We also won the North Section title in football and junior basketball to top off a very successful year.
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Page 95 text:
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RIFLE TEAM This year’s team, under the excellent super¬ vision of Sgt. Gordon, is going to be built around the remainder of last year’s team of veterans. The older members will assist Sgt. Gordon and Cadet Major Ray Peters, the captain, to break in the new members to the routine of the range. Elimination tryouts for the ten vacancies left by the graduating members ran until the end of November. The team consists of the following men: Ray Peters, Capt. Ed Adams Louis Tresselt Walter Krupp Hermann Zander Leonard Rogoza Douglas Brieske Ted Zyss Harold Franck Chet Schirmer Ralph Kozeny Fred Sood Robert Swenson David Dalton Robert Beardmore Ray Hudash Richard Kothera Michael Mancone William Mack Kenneth Gnaster These men have shown that they have the makings of a first rate group of marksmen and also a first place team. Sgt. Gordon, being a new instructor, has brought with him many new and excellent ideas for improving the team. Years in the army have given him practical experience on which to base these suggestions. One of his ideas for training consists of vigorous exercises with rifles to build up the muscles in the arms, shoulders, and legs. The reason for strengthen¬ ing these particular muscles is because the great¬ est physical strain is on them while in position for firing. Sgt. Gordon and Cadet Major Peters have various ideas for making the men relax during a match. A good marksman is always re¬ laxed when shooting. If he is tense or nervous he is not going to be accurate because all his muscles are tight and strained. The team has worked hard for these competi¬ tive matches. The two big matches of the year. Sixth Service Command and Hearst Trophy, are set for early the second semester, but graduating cadets are allowed to fire before they leave. Be¬ fore these big occasions take place the team challenges several other schools for training matches. Page ninty-one
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