Paxton High School - Reflector Yearbook (Paxton, IL)

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ACROBATS

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 Jnaok In 1945 P. C. H. S. had twenty-four boys out for track. They worked hard and entered in two meets—a triangular one in Rantoul and the Wauseca League meet also held at Rantoul. In the triangular meet John Doty won the high jump, placed fourth in the discus throw, and third in the 440 yard dash. “Hap” Wheeler tied for third in pole vault. Bud Merrimac was fourth in the 100 yard dash and Jack Kenney made third in the mile. Although we didn’t win the Wauseca League meet we did have several who placed: John Doty won the high jump. Jack Kenney placed second in the mile; Bud Merrimac third in the 220 yard dash; Bob Cottrell fourth in the hurdles and fourth in the broad jump. “Hap” Wheeler tied for third in the pole vault and Jack McCabe placed third in the half mile. The six boys mentioned in the preceding paragraph received letters as a result of their hard work and determination.