Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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As Coach Capin shouts encouragement, Charles Refner hands off to Jerry Arrants. out-of-doors again Ron Wiemer skillfully manuevers over the edges of the pole vault. 1958 TRACK SCHEDULE 1 Butler, H 3 AvillasAshley, H 8 Concordia, H 11 Kendallville, T 15 New Haven, T 17 Columbia City, T 19 Goshen Relays, T 22 Auburn, H 24 Angola, H 26 Kokomo, T 30 NEIC Meet, Columbia City May 6 Invitational, H 9 Sectional 16 Regional 24 State 27

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ROW 1: Ward Smith, Danny Hutton, Nelson Deuitch, Ralph Wilcoxson, Adrian Thompson, Fritz Feick, Paul Griffin, Gary Leggett, Melvin Culler, Mr. Capin. ROW II: Paul Ridenour, Roy Williams, Larry Yarian, Lynn Andrews, Frank Mossberger, Stephen Gordon, Ronald Weimer, James Short. ROW III: James Getts, Michael Manges, William Snider, Charles Refner, Larry Getts, Bruce Crager, Jerry Arrants, Keith Fee, John Soudah. Co-ordination in action-- Gerald McBride. oe 26 Spring brings the sports Garrett continued its winning ways in 1957 under Coach Capin by going undefeated in ten track meets. The Railroaders also won the NEIAC Championship track meet plus the Goshen Relays and the Kokomo Relays. Three high school records were smashed in 1957. Steve Gordon set a record in the 220-yard dash ina time of 22.2 seconds. Lynn Andrews broke his own record in the low hurdles of 21.3 seconds by running the low sticks in 21 seconds flat. Larry Getts broke his own record in the shot-put of 50’2’’ by heaving the iron ball 50’6’’. In 1958 the Railroaders had nine lettermen return- ing from last year’s team.

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At the crack of the gun, cinders fly as the 440 men whiz around the track. Almost every low hurdle event featured Larry Getts and Lynn Andrews dashing toward first and second place. with flying cinders... A final burst of speed was displayed as these sprinters crossed the finishing line in the 100 yard dash. 28