Green Valley High School - Green Lantern Yearbook (Green Valley, IL)

Page 51 text:

1946 - TRACK - 1946 Track in 1946 was well received with about twenty boys reporting forthe opening practices. After the class tournament several boys quit. About twelve boys took part in dual, triangular, quadrangular, and county meets. Of these twelve, ten were letter winners. ' The track team was successful in winning a good percentage of its track meets and placing third in the county. V Three G. V. Track Records were broken. The records broken were as follows: EVENT OL.D TIME OLD HOLDER NEW TIME NEW HOLDER 880 Z:l5.4 Bud Strawbridge 2:14-.5 Orville Meeker 4-4-0 56.7 Adam Urish 56.5 Orville Meeker 120 yd. 19 sec. Melvin Rademaker 17.3 Melvin Rademaker High Hurdles Yr. in school Name Total Points 4 Melvin Rademaker 121 4- Orville Meeker '77 4 Bob Heren Z1 3 joe Bussone 61 3 Ike Baysinger 52 3 Dale Drake ZZ 1 Pete Vetter 15 l Jim Bowlby 12 1 Carl Hamilton 3 1 Bud Schureman 2 THE TEAM Nlalvin Rademaker, a senior, and a three letter winner proved most valuable to the team as a Shot Putter, High and Low Hurdler. Mel will not be back in 1947. Orville Meeker, a senior, and a two letter winner was a good distance runner. Orville participated in the mile, 880, 4-40, and the high jump. Orville will not be back next year. Bob Heren, a senior, and a three letter winner was an all around track man having participated in about every event. Bob was dependable and will not be back in 194-7. joe Bussone, a junior, and a three letter' winner was a good weight man. joe threw the discus and shot put. He will be back in 194-7. Dale Drake, ajunior, and a two letter winner was very dependable. Dale ran the -hurdles and did the pole vault. Dale will be back in 194-7. Ike Baysinger, a junior, and a two letter winner will be back nest year. Ike ran second to lvielvin in the high hurdles and also ran the dashes and did the broad jump. jim Bowlby, a freshman, won his first letter by placing in the pole vault in the county. He will be backnnext year. Carl Hamilton, Bud Schureman, and Pete Vetter, all freshman, won their letters by placing on the Fresh-Soph. relay team in the county.