Ross High School - Croghan Yearbook (Fremont, OH)

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K i f t i1 Tiff effefi-of - ,X . mf. Na Mc? 9 'Qlxo tmfoglmntx Sofia! .1 i .J t ' C4i,iit:ii7 ' Ah mv W, , W -f , K I l T Q 1 6 I cf' ' .WN 1 e . . . . .. .- ...-....M-...-.H-.Mu cf lm A , ,Q I 1 L W .4 1 W... - ,C fl . N , i 2 T Q24 l My .f ill 1 . I 7' L xt Yzxl' ,K lk' W l LQ ff 3 yi 1927 TRACK A K: X Y f The '27 track team under the leadership of Captain Johnny McCarthy was very successful. ,'7 1 l V ' The team entered Eve meets during the year and emerged successfully. i i Lf l - 'fl The Purple and White Squadron won its first meet with Sandusky. Hetrick. Caborn, Q 6 Althoff and McCarthy were the stellar performers. . 4 5' 1, e ' In the dual meet with Sandusky, Fremont was defeated. However, Nel Tucker showed the 4 A Blue and White squad how he could run the low hurdles. lp ix The Little Big Seven meet. held in Sandusky proved at least that Fremont could do better V- than four other schools by Hnishing third. Siegenthaler proved to be a hero by making a great i . . ' spurt and winning the relay. il fi Butch Bowers of the Class of '27 broke the district track record for the javlin throw in ll Wt 'Y the District meet held at the Scott field in Toledo. Butch hurled the stick a little farther than i . .l one hundred and sixty feet. ' ft The '27 squadron was then eligible to take part in the state contest and Whitey 15-2 ff! T ' il Althoff placed in the high jump. CQ i C? The fellows on the '27 squad were Tucker. Caborn, Wonderly, Siegenthaler, Rinehart, ' Karlovetz, Lerch, Brown, Hasselbach, Don Miller, Binkley, Kissel. J. W. Miller, Althoff. Hetrick, X Miencer, and Captain McCarthy. t. . , I. 1 it - Q5 I - 4 T T ll I 1928 TRACK TEAM Nel Tucker. a four year track man and football star. was elected captain of the '28 track W squad. Nel is a wizard at the hurdles and he and Caborn should make a great pair this year. l r., i' The '28 team will be even better than the one of last year. There will be several veterans Q15 X on the squad namely Captain Tucker. Binkley, Hasselbach, Lerch. Miencer, Hetrick. Siegenthaler. 7' ' Caborn, Althoff. Don and J. W. Miner, and Wonderly. LU . 1, l' e . l, f1g,lig'i,g ,g.L1i1 i.i1gi 'Q .iii miami' ' ' -' ' ' Wu-. . i l i rife T. 'ii ,f fy e . pi fffiwfi ,gmc III

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I, 1 ,. xfxf Huw 525: K f af? .ga fo ff? 1 ESQ' X2 Elm 'ifrogllzux XQT?1,5 ai M K gr 1 GYM CLASSES , INDOOR TRACK MEET CBOYSJ QP fig EVENT lst Place 2nd Place 3rd Place ,V 'li B v 1 UW L, ar au t V M Record 5' 4 Bernard Gellar Norman Lawerence Bernard Baker Floor Dip lx Record 39 Bernard Gellar Shetenhelm Lawrence J X Broad Jump Lawerence Kowalk ffl 0, Record 16' Keltenbach Shetenhelm If sal CN Aj! Chinning 1 Q3 YA' Record 26 Baker Fink Byers Y Overhead Throw Q X-L' Record 56 Shetenhelm Paulus Lawerence Gi 7 Hop-Skip-Jump Hirschberger ff' li! Record 32 Lawerence Newton L' High Jump Lawerence HirSChb2rg6r J Record 5' 2 Leedy - Bower Dash J R9C0fd 9 SRC- Lawerence Shetenhelm Gray C459 We sit Up Q Record 250 Keltenbach Kessler Schoendorff K GIRLS INDOOR TRACK l EVENT lst Place 2nd Place 3rd Place FL Base Ball Record 162 ft. Edna Beatty Karlovetz M. A. Adams Potato Race Lil Record 1822 SCC- Edna Beatty M. A. Adams Doris Miller ' Dash Throw ' 1 I Record 18 Sec. Edna Beatty L, Wolfe M. A. Adams m if Target Q Record 17 M. A. Adams Alice Nickels L Broad Jump Qi, R6C0rd 6' 10 Edna Beatty R. Lowe Marv RYHH W' Overhead L Record 45' 6 Edna Beatty L. Wolfe Marv A- Adams in T Basketball throw Sr' Q! Record 64' L. Wolfe L. Turner C- Stull To Sit up gg Record 207 times H. Sniff Jane Moore ic X 1 Knee Bend Record 176 times 50 Yd. Dash Record ll sec. Edna Beatty L. Wolfe Evelyn Stierwalt Alice Schatzman A. Smith iw QQ A , l L, f, Co Lil Q