South Side High School - Totem Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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Stanley Collyer Tom Slcole Keith Darby Don Personett Ronnie Stauffer John LaBrash Everett Tunget Charles Littlejohn Warren Anderson Gene Trenary Harley Stuntz Allan Suttor Richard Eitman Merle Hettler 26

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Archers in Action

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X Om. Top left: The Archer tennis team, under the guidance of Everett Havens, includes Jerry Pontius, Charles Castle, Don Koehlinger, Charles Hey, and Peter Hall. Bill Mitchell, Bob Seitz, and Dick Bragg were absent when the picture was taken. Bottom left: The members of the cross-country team are, left to right, row one: Allan Suttor, Harley Stuntz, Jerry Pontius, Don Personett, Ed Clark, Dick johnson, Harold Hebermehl, Herb La- Brashg row two, Bill Yoder, Clarence Franklin, Bob Carpenter, Jerry Andrew, John Mitchell, Bob Nelson, Robert Sutton, row three, Kenny Kern, Kenny Krick, Dick Salaro, Richard Rider, Ed Coblentz, Dave Bryant, Stephea Noyes, Coach Collyer. Top right: The varsity cross-country squad is made up of, front row, left to right, Dick johnson, Jerry Pontius, Don Personett, jim LaBrashg back row, Allan Suttor, Harley Stuntz, Harold Hebermehl, and Ed Clark. Bottom right: Coach George Collyer. Tf21Ck , , , Archers Reczlbl Amble on the Asloes It took a while for Coach George Collyerls tracksters to user the pace due to a lack of experienced boys, but late in the season they started to move and came up with a mighty fine Cinder crew for 1950. Ev Tunget, who gained recognition last year as a good shot putter, did even better this year in throwing the iron ball and walked oil with several first place medals. The broad and high jump departments suffered from the loss of last year's ace, Bill Beeryg but Mel Hettler, Charles Lit- tlejohn, and Bill Davis did well in the broad jumps, and Warren Anderson cleared the high jump bar, set up at nearly six feet. Our star sprinter, Keith Darby, was back again this year and did outstanding work in the 100- and 220-yard dashes. Don Personett, Bill Davis, and Hettler turned in line per- formances in the sprints. Tom Skole, Ronnie Stauffer, Stan Collyer, and Ed Clark did the one-around-the-oval in good time. John Flash LaBrash gained much attention with his burning up the track in the 880-yard run. His last year's 159.8 mark and his fast times turned in this year were nothing less than the best. Harley Stuntz, senior cross country speedster, turned in good times in the exciting-to-watch mile run. His pace was set by Allan Suttor and Jim LaBrash. Lee Johnson, Jerry Holloway, and Littlejohn stepped off the hurdles in good fashion. All in all, Coach Collyer did a brilliant job of rebuilding the track squad, and the many underclassmen who saw much action this season are real promises for an even finer cinder campaign next year. 27