Ervin High School - Echo Yearbook (Ervin, IN)

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HOWARD COUNTY TRACK AND FIELD RESULTS 100-Yard-Tow, lst, Eg Petty, 2nd, Gg Summers, 3rd, J 3 Dunlap, 4th, R3 Bergman, 5th, W. Time, :11.5. High Hurdles--Featherstone, lst, E, Smith, 2nd, Ug Bergman, 3rd, Wg Risk, 4th, U, Walker, 5th, W. Time, :18.6. 750-Yard Relay-Greentown, lst, Middleton, 2nd, Ervin, 3rd, Union, 4th, Howard, 5th, Time, 1:20. 220 Dash-Petty, lst, G3 Stockberger, 2nd, J 3 Ridenour, 3rd, Eg Kep- ner, 4th, U, Zell, 5th, High Jump-Smith, lst, Eg Schaaf ftiel, 2nd, J, Cox ftiel, 2nd, H Wheeler 4th, Hg Dunlap, 5th, R. Height, 5 feet, 5 3-4 inches. Shot Putt-Bausom, lst, C, Cox, 2nd, Hg Wilson, 3rd, Eg Arthur, 4th E, Cranor, 5th, J. Distance, 39 feet, 2 inches. Low Hurdles-Featherstone, lst, Eg Bergman, 2nd, Wg Risk, 3rd, U Underwood, 4th, Cg Lawson, 5th, G. Time, :27.3. 880-Yard-Frakes, lst, G, Morris, 2nd, Hg Varnau, 3rd, Hg Moore 4th, Eg James, 5th, R. Time, 2:12. 440-Dash-Tow, lst, Eg Dunlap, 2nd, R5 Frakes, 3rd, G, Cranor, 4th J g Harvey, 5th, U. Time, :55.2. Pole Vault-Underwood, lst, C, Smith, 2nd, Hg Combs Ctiel, 3rd, R Symons Ctiel, 3rd, G, and Wheeler Ctiej 3rd, H. Height, 9 feet, 2 inches Broad Jump-Combs, lst, R, Kepner, 2nd, U, Moore, 3rd, Eg Durr, 4th, Rg Hainlein, 5th, J . Distance, 17 feet, ll inches. 1-Mile Run--Frakes, lst, G, Cheek, 2nd, G, Varnau, 3rd, Hg Morris 4th, Hg Murphy, 5th, U. Time, 4:50. 1500 Relay-Union, lst, Ervin, 2nd Russiaville, 5th. Time, 3:13.6. Greentown - Union ......... Russiaville ..... Howard ....... Ervin ......... Clay ...... W. Middleton Jackson ....... N. London ..... .K'00I pn: used W. Time, :26.3. EHS? UQg?UQ 5545 5565? C59-45 3.5515 c'E 'sw 'HIQI II I llll IIII IIII I I9 I5 I I I6 I1 I2 I I I I I5 I I5WI4 I5 I I3 I5 I5 I I I I I5 I4 I I I I III4I3V2I1 IIIII Howard, 3rdg Greentown, 4thg 5225293553 52522355 E532-1u55SL 3.Q 5EQ'E.m 2'2E'5:T'?3??E l.f::'3F: Illlllgql IIIIIIII IIIIIIII I1I5I3I11eI I10I4 I42V5 13lllI4410,3l 1114147 221 1l7151f2 26135 151215 36852 12114 11 1411 18 is 'IIQII1 225 9 7 . ! Y Y D 7

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TRACK CHAMPS 1948 Monday, April 19, 1948, the Howard County annual Track Meet was held at Kautz Field, Kokomo, Indiana. Ervin Eagles put a prompt end to Greentown's three year reign as Howard County Track and Field Champions, by a satisfactory margin of 9V3 points. Ervin having 52 points leading Greentown with 425, Howard third with 35, Union fourth with 31, Russiaville fell in with 21, West Middleton 19, Jackson 1425, Clay 11, New London failed to score. Arley Tow scored 12 points for the Eagles by winning the 100 and 440 yd. dash, and a member of the mile relay team which came in second place. Howard Featherstone was next in points scored with first in the High and Low Hurdles, making a total of 10 points. Gene Moore came in with 7 points, scoring, third in Broad Jump, fourth in the half mile run, second in the Mile Relay team. William Smith cleared the High Jump Standards for the Eagles at five feet five and three-fourths inches and a member of the half mile relay team to bring in 65 points. Lyndal Wilson hurled the shot across the field to bring in a third place for Ervin. Jack Arthur also threw the shot for a 4th place. Paul Cross was a member for the Ervin Mile relay team which brought them across the finish mark for a second place. Robert Lawson, John Allen, Bill Myers, Bill Smith ran the half mile relay for Ervin scoring 114 points each. t Arley Tow was chosen Track Captain by popular vote of the track eam. Arley received the honor of presenting the County Track Trophy to the faculty and students of Ervin. Mr. Bray was chosen to step forward to receive the trophy.

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