Jackson Township School - Saxmuri Yearbook (Roanoke, IN)

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LAJin n in qt rCio h d Jons on tite v ma ers - - - The 1957 track picture wasn ' t too bright as the Roanoke road-runners managed to win but one of four track meets. The bright side of the track season, was individual performances at the County Track meet as they capped third place. Rex Kaufman set a county record of 16.3 in the high hurdles and Harold Whit- field swept both dashes for three first places. Other point winners in the county were: P. Welker 2nd Shot J. Mercer 3rd Shot R. Ottinger 5th 100 Yd. Dash P. Zent 2nd 440 Yd. Dash R. Kaufman 5th Broad Jump i ' 2 Mile Relay 4th Mile Relay 3rd

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K etting xp erience on t Tj Syancjcl Back row — K. Klepser, S. Simon, N. Balliet, J. Staley, D. Thomas, J. Gay, A. Cumby. Front row — J. Villiard, J. Simmons, B. Crabbs, Mr. Null, G. Sontchi, J. Pulver, L. Middleton. WE THEY 16 Lafayette 21 21 Huntington Township 39 32 Churubusco 29 34 Ossian 44 31 Geneva 35 46 Union (Huntington Co.) 36 23 Warren 36 29 Leo 41 33 Monroeville 37 50 Rock Creek 34 43 Clear Creek 17 19 Huntington Catholic 43 16 South Whitley 38 17 Jefferson (Whitley) 38 23 Bippus 31 31 Andrews 39 30 Union (Wells Co.) 42 37 Lancaster 4- Way Tourney 52 33 Huntington Catholic (d.o.t.) 35 38 Warren (consolation game) 31 The B team using players to take up the slack on the suspension stricken varsity ended the season with a 5-15 record. Going full strength during the B team tourney they were nosed out by Hunting- ton Catholic, the eventual tourney champs in a double overtime. Although they didn ' t compile a great rec- ord this year, some fine talent was developed to move up to the varsity next year.