Thornridge High School - Piper Yearbook (Dolton, IL)

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Racketmen win districtp score in state TR's varsity racketmen advanced to the district meet with a record of 11-2, led by their captain Tom Handler. After capturing the District title, Glenn Kom- mer and Gary Frisch racked up two points in a double game in state competi- tions. This is the first time in TR's histo- ry that its racketmen have accumulated any points in a state meet. , V. Qt, Sophomore racketmen also had a fine season, boasting an 11-3 record. f A' .f A ' ,y Right: Dave Basil serves to his opponent. Above: Varsity Tennis: Front Row: Hal Greenber- Above right: Matt Piescinski and Coach Anderson ger, Phil Messerschmidt, Gary Frischg Back Row: discuss tactics Coach Harold Anderson, Glenn Kommer, Dave Right: Tom Handler puts everything into his serve. Opperman, Larry Augustynowicz, Dave Basil, Matt Piescinski, Mark Ackerman, Ton Handler.

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