Naperville Central High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

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N.H.S. TRACK RECORDS Event Varsity Indoor' 1oo Ya. Deen Zedrow - 'ul 9.91 6Oyd.DJ zeal-ew 6.11 220 Ya. Dash zeal-ew 21.8 uno Ya. Dash Clark - '35 51.5 B Otterpohl - 'h3 53. 880 Ya. Run Clark 2.02 G Clark 2.02 Mile Run Shiffler - 'h7 14:33.14 B Arlen - U43 142140 High Hurdles C120 yd.J Albrecht - 'ho 15.0C60yd.DR Albrecht 7.6 Low Hurdles qzoo nm Steck - 'L17 23.5C60yd.DJ zefn-ew 7.11 Pele Vault Preston - '39 12'5g5 H Morrison - 'no 12'2 High Jump Nichols - 'ho 5111 3111 J Nichols 5'1l 3!h Broad Jump Siebert - '33 21'11 3111 w Shoger - '39 21'3 Shot Dobrowski - 'M6 b8'hu B Deoduic - 'hO h8'2U Discus Hurban - 'MO lbl' Relay Weymouth - '37 Riebel - '37 Kreger - '39 Falkenstein - '37 1:33 8 Lap Relay smith - '39 L J W J Zedrom' Shoger Kreger 283008

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T R A C K The track season of l9h6 was highlighted by the fine individual and col- lective performances of the whole squad. Three members of the thin clads, Shiffler, Morrison, and McClenaghan were selected to compete in the state track meet by virtue of their outstanding records. Shiffler, who set a new school mark of h:33.2 in the mile, finished sixth and McGlenaghan narrowly missed copping a state title in the pole vault, finishing second to his tra- ditional rival Laz of West Aurora. Other fine erformances were given dur- : P ing the regular season by Zolvinski and Rumsfeld in the hurdles, Steck in the dashes, Morrison and Case in the mile, Cowan and Shimkus in the hhO, and Shimkus, Wehrli, Steck, and Cowan in the relay. In the field events Dobrowski established a new school record in the shot put, with Dichtl also entering in the event. Stibbe and Kuhn threw the discus, and Heun divided his time between the high jump and pole vault. Rounding out the squad were Pickell, Vermaat, Sargent, J. Shultz, and Drake. All in all, Coach Harsh- barger's boys had a very successful season, and with many of these boys re- turning next year the future looks just as bright. C H E E R L E A D E R S

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THE 19117 ARROWHEAD Well, there it is, N.H.S., just as we promised. The staff has cluttered up the office for two months, driven people mad begging for write-ups, harangued all and sundry for snaps, and altogether has been a general nui- sance. Bill Kupke was business manager, assisted by Dick Schloerb and Jim Lyong Chuck Russell took care of Sportsg Doris Knoch and Rosemary Martin were in charge of Activities and Classes respectivelyg Pat Ory and Carol Eichelberger served ably as typistsg Dave Seidel was pfxlsmf's jmqtllb rtnx 0 Grateful acknowledgement is due our sponsors, Mr. Hoel and Mr. Gaston, Miss Scroggie, for some emergency proof readingg N.C.G. for the use of a typewriter, Messers. Blankenberg, Schmitz, Koretke, and Ripsky for profess- ional aidg Howie Ellis for general help, and particularly to Margaret Rud- nick, Mrs. Keller, and Mrs. Bredkreitz, for their excellent assistance, as well as their tolerance of our noisy presence in the office at all hours. The editors hope our efforts will be well received. we have tried to build on the foundation laid down for us just last year, and we hope that this year's annual will serve as a pattern for Arrowheads to come. 1 ' GV N-KDRTMEVER CO. WAUKEE IN U. S. A.