Oblong Township High School - Panthers Tale Yearbook (Oblong, IL)

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Cross Country Runners FRONT ROW, left to right: Duane Abraham, Earl Redmond, Bob Maxwell, Lee Roy York, Charles Rippy. BACK ROW, left to right: Charles Hippler, Bob Inboden, Harold Newbold, Lawrence Musgrave, Phil Mendenhall, Ralph Mouser, Coach Doyel. The Panthers gained experience in a new competitive sport this past season when Cross Country was added to their ath- letic intercompetitive curricuhrm. The boys started against Paris and Mattoon at the Paris Country Club Golf Course. In our first meet the Panther Tracksters made a gallant try but found the hills a little steep. In their second meeting against Cumberland the boys ran better but'still came out with only experience, Then the following week ln October the Panthers, led by Bob Maxwell, their ace runner, knocked off Unity High of Urbana to gain their first victory, The meet was held at Mattoon in a brisk rain with Mattoon taking first. The Panthers edged out the Urbanians 54-52. Points were made by five Panthers who inchrded Bob Maxwell, Earl Redmond, Lee Roy York, Bob Inboden, and Charles Rippy. Other runners that day were Duane Abraham, Phil Mendenhall, Harold Newbold, Charles Hippler, and Lawrence Mus- grave. Next year, with nine of these ten boys back, the Cross Country squad should be a more experienced and much improved team, Coach Doyel Sponsored by INDEX NOTION COMPANY

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