Mount Carmel Township High School - Kismet Yearbook (Locust Gap, PA)

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Emi TRACK MEET For the third time in four years, or since the inter-high and elementary school track and field meet of Northumberland county was inaugurated, the athletes of our high school won the beau- tiful loving cup in a track and field meet staged at Meredith Field, Sunbury, on Saturday, April 30. Our athletes representing Mount Carmel Township scored SIM' points, or 2514 points more than our nearest opponent, which was Trevorton High who scored 56 points. One new record was created when Bill Beierschmitt, all- around athlete and three-letter man, jumped 19 feet 5 inches in the running broad jump. No other record was smashed because of the soggy track which prevented our boys and girls from set- Ling many new marks. Following are our wonderful sprinters and jumpers who con- tributed a large amount of credits toward the winning ofthe cup. The 100-yard dash for the boys was won by Harry Joyce. Time 11 seconds. The 50-yard dash for the girls was won by Jennie Tietsworth, who came in first, and Kathryn Klinger tin- ished second. The 220-yard dash for the boys was also Won by Joyce. In tlhe hoop race for girls Klinger finished third and El- eanor Woods fourth. In the one-half mile relay our boys finished second. The 400 relay for girls was won also by our team, which is composed of Florence Betz, Anna Hollister, Kathryn Klinger and Jennie Tietsworth. In the one-half mile run for boys, Wil- fred Boyle came in fourth. Anna Hollister won the second prize in the running high jump for the girls. In the running high jump for boys your keen athletes came cut in the following order: Beier- schmitt first, Miller second and Moleski third. In the running broad jump for girls Tietsworth copped first honors and Enrica Ecker was third in linc. Beierschmitt and Miller won first and second places respectively in the boys' run- ning broad jump. The girls' baseball throw was won by Enrica Ecker and Eleanor Woods, who took first and second places. Bill Beierschmitt took second place in the baseball throw for boys. We are proud to say that the members of our track team, ex- cellent sprinters and jumpers as they are, worked hard to con- tribute the large amount of credits that they did, toward the win- ning of the cups. We are also proud to say that much credit is due Miss McManus and Mrs. Schu, who worked hard with the students to bring the teams up to their excellent showing. FORTY-THREE