Northern Illinois College of Optometry - Focus Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Fortyfliight T H E F o o U s June THE LINE-UP C. Pete Peterson, captain and regular forward. Pete has been faithfully con' sistent as high point man during his four semesters at school. ' I. Jerry Conlogue, forward. A first year man who uses his surprising speed to great scoring advantage. A. Tony ffelinek, center. The tall boy who always places N. I. C. in a scoring position by his ability to get the tipfoff. R. Rus King, guard. A fine defense man with a fighting spirit. Rus was a two year man and a big factor in the team's success. R. Rich Needles, guard. A great defense player and a constant menace to opposing forwards. W. L'Bi11 Meikle. Bill serves with ex' ceptional ability in the double capacity of guard and assistant coach. E. Gene Gewe, forward. A little fel' low who plays a big game with amazing flash and speed. E. Em Soland, forward. A fast, clean playing boy whose dependable support will be missed next year. R. Ev Everett, guard. Another ban' tamfweight. Dynamite isn't very heavy either! W. Bill Whitehead, guard. A good man, always to be depended on. Opponents for next year are warned in advance. - The Team in Action.

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Fifty T H E F o c U s June THOMPSON TELFORD A MAHN CUMMING Golf HIS sport, being a newcomer in the athletic ranks of Northern Illinois College, holds promise of developing into one of prime importance. The team members have been getting in practice whenever the weather permits and are anxiously awaiting the official opening of the season. We have all confidence that the team will be able to check up on the winning side. Plans are rapidly formulating for an in' trainural golf tournament. This is receivf ing enthusiastic support from our Presif dent, for Dr. Needles himself is an ardent golfer. All the men on the team graduate this June leaving the total responsibility for the next year on the shoulders of the underf classmen.