Warren Western Reserve High School - Aurora Yearbook (Warren, OH)

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hlqurren High School C 0 E S Nineteen Twenhj-five? 4 Track Team The track team this year was too shy of material to win any championships. How- ever, it made a creditable showing when one considers the available material. livery man who was out for tracked worked conscientously and is to be commended for his diligent effort. The track team was entered in the following meets: South High at Youngstown: Carnegie Tech at Pittsburgh: Mount Union at Alliance: Ohio State at Columbus. and Rayen at Youngstown. Christian Zahnow, considered one of the fastest half milers in the state was ineligible for all meets in Ohio except dual meets by reason of the seven semester rule. At Pitts- burgh, however. Critty won second place from the pick of Pennsylvania runners. The points made by the men are as follows: Zahnow -13 points Marshall -195 points Seppelin -633 points Ailes e24?3 points Thomas ee10 points Myers --1 1-15 points Dyer e-2 points Meyncke -5 points Hunter Y--4 points Nims --l points This does not include the Rayen meet. The material for next year is excellent, in fact, a team of champions is in view, Bryant from East will in all probability enter high school, and with other material from East and West, prospects are bright. Track is gaining in popularity in Warren high school and student support has been given wherever possible.

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