Flanagan High School - Syllabus Yearbook (Flanagan, IL)

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68 W THE A SYLTABUS M v A Relay Race. Siwash and Hilton were to meet in their annual relay race. Everything had been arranged. The runners of both teams had been training faithfully and were in the best of trim. The runners' names were called by the clerk of the course, and the captains drew for the choice of the track. Page, the Hilton captain, won, and chose the outside. The members of the teams were assigned their places, Page being pitted against Ramsey, captain of the Siwash team, to run the final lap. The starter gave the first runners instructions about fouling, then the starter's words: Ready! On your mark! Get set! Bang! The pistol shot broke the alnrost unbear- able stillness, and the two white-clad figures leaped away from the mark. After a few strides, Rarron, of Hilton, gained a lead of six yards over his opponent. Barron maintained this lead and Rogers, his team-mate, the second Hilton runner, made a victory seein more certain for his school by maintaining the lead over Richards of Siwash. Barnes, for Hilton, was away in the lead on the third lap, but before the half-way mark had been reached, Jones, the speedy Siwash runner, had over- taken and passed him. Barnes tried valiantly to close the gap, but was unable to do better than finish as scant three yards in the rear of Jones. Page and Ramsay started the last lap like a whirlewind. Page was de- termined to win over his rival as Ramsay had defeated him earlier in the day in the one hundred yard dash. 'Ramsey was just as determined to maintain his supremacy. Suddenly a cheer broke forth from the Hilton bleachers. Slowly but surely Page was gaining on his rival. They turned into tl1e stretch on seemingly even terms. Ramsay made a last desperate effort to draw away, but Page, with a burst of speed, held him on even terms and in a terrific finish hurled himself into the tape a winner by the narrow margin of a few inches. X iii !, t was eowi'?VvX chtss E.iTe-r-Hhs 's Vea-KKNQ

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