Pana Township High School - My Diary Yearbook (Pana, IL)

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.. r :tv 1 - , 9 d 12675 4 ' v' G I lay you two to one lm nmlees it. TRACK- I952 Spring sports continued on tlwe riglmt tracli as a strong P.H.S. squad with seven lettermen produced a well-rounded attaclc. Pana started the season lay dumping Flattoon, as nearly all of tlie squad scored. Tliis pace continued all year witli a nucleus of ten men scoring time lllllli of tlie points. ln early Ulmig time competition six Pantliers journeyed to Urbana. Flid-State foes, Hillsboro, Litchfield, Vandalia, and Kincaid, all fell loetore tlme P.H.S. team. Effingham and Lan- pliier, too, felt tlwe full effect ol our traclc- men. A season feature. tlie Central lllinois meet. saw tlwe squad come tllT0llQll witli a stylisli tlxird place in class compe- tition. Tiie new mile relay lligtlliglited tlle day. The pre-conference Taylorville meet followed tradition witli Pana being nipped. Tradition continued as time Pan- tlrers won their sixtli Conference meet title in seven years, as tlley passed Taylor- ville in tlle last event. Pana Higll was allle to send six men to tlle State Traclc Fleet witll Rudy Sieg- ert winning fourttx place lwonors in tlle discus. First Row: B. Lees. F. Barlper, XV. lxlaisclr, B. Hagood, J. Pfau, R. Siegert. K. Penwell. G. Seymour, L. ix losely. Second Row: D. xvilliuur, F. Userlot, D. Pennington. .l. Gunnigle, B. Pllelps, R. Endris, B. Flaiscll. B. Darst. Tllird Row: Siegert, R. Cllristy, Y. Barringer, l. Cullxersun, l., Stanlxerry, B. Slllilll. R. Turner, Croucll. D. Litton, ll. Nirlxelsun, ll. Garrett. Q Q Q 9 Q tai I 1

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