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

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FiftyfTwo T H E F o c U s June s L J KIN G PETERSON 1-'5J.: QEi. 5' no ' nf, Fr' Jfvafvfxi .Q . .ga . ,af -f ,N -,J BYHAM CARTER Tennis HE racketeers have not started their active spring schedule at the time of this writing but have been sneaking in practice whenever the weather man sees fit to provide a suitable setting. The season last fall was completed most successfully, the team winning all but one of their matches. The loss of Capt. Peterson and King through midfyear graduation will be' felt most seriously. Byham and Carter form a most capable nucleus for the squad this spring, there being quite a few promising candidates to ill out the two vacancies. Matches have been arranged for, most all of them with various other professional schools in the city. Early reports predict a successful spring season. I

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1932 T H E F o o u s FiftyfOne SIDWELL juisfl, ALFORD THOMPSON U flat f teer Bowling HE strikes and spares have been plentiful Whenever this year's team has been in comptition. All the men have maintained an unusually high average. Although not as well organized as other sports in the college it is just a matter of time until bowling will receive complete and justified recognition. An intrafcollege championship is being organized for next year, the team repref senting the school to be chosen from those competing. All team members being Seniors the sucf cess for next year depends entirely on the undergraduates.

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