Harrisburg Catholic High School - Pridwen Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

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Zhdez l-9402.4 Left lo Rigbt, Lower Row: Tim Euker, Fred deGroot, Rudy Tezek, John Sansone, George Fabian, Bob Slough, Joe DeLutis, Billy Eukei. Second Row: Coach E. Flickinger, J. Gallagher, T. Petrasic, D. McLaughlin, E. Breach, J. Mueller, B. Russ, S. Natale, F. Hinnenkamp, G. Salinger,'J. Barrack, Assistant Manager, H. Egresitz, T. Zlogar, Senior Manager, J. Morgan, J. Trephan, F. Sinkovitz, E. Palmer, J. Russ, W. Minich, J. Powers, A. Shocker, Assistant Coach. lTH the coming of spring, the crunch of spikes upon cinders once more filled the air as the track season at Catholic High School began. Practice started early, and a bright future for the team was prophesied because many veterans were returning from the previous year. The annual Shippensburg State Teachers' College Invitation Meet was Hrst on the schedule for the Speed Demons. By scoring 17 points they secured a tie for third place with Tyrone and Swatara Township Highs. On April 25 the Speed Demons vanquished the Susquehanna and Swatara Township High Schools at Mc- Devitt Field, 58 to 415 for each of the other two schools. John Trephan established a new school shotput record of 47 feet, 2 inches, and a new school discus record of 132 feet, 25 inches. The Catholic High baton-bearers, Dougherty, Salinger, Morgan and Hinnenkamp, went to the Penn Relays at Philadelphia on April 26 and hnished fourth. Their time, 3 minutes, 40.1 seconds, was a new school record for the mile relay. On May 2 the Gettysburg High School track team defeated the Speed Demons at McDevitt Field, 70 to 46. This was the first time Catholic High was defeated on its home held. I John Trephan again set a new school shotput record, this time . 49 feet, 2 inches. 1 The relay teams went to the Venske Relays held at Boyertown on May 7 and got two second places: the quarter-mile team, J. Trephan, R. Tezak, T. Euker, and B. Russ, were beaten by a step after leading the whole way around, the mile relay team, Dougherty, Salinger, llinnenkamp and Sinkovitz, finished 3 yards behind St. Thomas More, of Philadelphia. However, in the 1100-yard medley, the boys were all tired out and finished fifth. At Middletown the Speed Demons swamped Middletown High, 74 to 42. Frank Sinkovitz and John Trephan were both double winners as they lcd Catholic High to victory. Prospects for next year are very promising as only these men will be lost by graduation: Frank Sinkovitz, Edward Breach, Joseph Dougherty, Joseph Morgan, John Sansone, and Tim Euker. Next year's Veterans are: John Trephan, great shotputter and discus thrower, George Salinger, thc freshman flash who won his letter in his first year of track, Ben Russ, broad jumper and pole vaulter, and John Russ, Rudy Tezak, Frank Hinncnkamp, VVilliam Euker, and Edward Palmer. Much credit goes to Coach Carl Flickinger and Assistant Albert Shocker, for the good work done by the team this year. They will, no doubt, produce an even better team in 1942 when their brilliant talents go to work on the material left over from this season. MR. EARL FLICKINGEH, Coach PAGE 74

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