Joliet Central High School - Steelmen Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

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J. T. H. S. TRACK TEAM. GUY COLE, E. CONNELL, J. KELLY, W. PRICE, Coach, J. CONNELL, H. FRANCIS, W. SCHIELE D. McNALLY, F. WERNER, M. GIFFIN, G. ANDERSON, H. FISHER, J. LEWIS, H. CRONE, W. WOELFEL. 22

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-. :nJ1' ,. li l HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SQUAD OF 1905.

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J. T. H. S. Trac eam of 1906. HE TRACK team for the spring of 1906 bids fair for I a successful season, although at the writing of this article it is too early to forecast with any certainty the results of scheduled meets. The lack of proper training facilities, coupled with the loss of Liston, Eldred and Anderson, materially lessens our chances for a winning team. In general, however, each event will be represented. In the shorter runs, the school will likely be represented in the persons of McNally, Lewis and Woelfel, all three being steady, reliable and fairly fast for high school men. With McNally, the holder of the state record, and several others almost equally as fast, the school will be well repre- sented in the quarter. In the longer runs the school has no representative upon whom it can rely with any certainty, the most prom- ising candidates are Griffin, Ross, Lundquist, Schiele, Baum- garter and J. Connell. With Werner and Lewis in the hurdles and pole vault the chances for winning points in those events are reason- ably good. In the broad and high jump, the team will not be strong, there being several candidates and yet none whose perform- ance justiiies confidence. With Giffin, Higgins and Newkirk, the team will probably be strong in the weight events. This year's schedule is a strong one, consisting of one meet with each of the two Auroras, three conferences and one inter-scholastic meet. Joliet's hope for winning the state inter-scholastic meet, held in Urbana- May 19, 1906, rests upon Gifltin in the weights, Werner in the hurdles, Lewis in the pole vault, and McNally in the quarter.