TRACK Track differs from other competitive sports in that both the hard work of constant practice and eventual recognition are soleyly the product of the individual. Track meets are scored on the basis of total team points accumulated from the various events that the team members placed in; therefore the more that participate in these track meets the more chance the school has of winning trophies. For the Winifred track boys, practice for the 1964 season got under way in the mid- dle of March with eight boys reporting. The boys included; senior-Andy Anderson, juniors-Jim Wickens and James Scoville, sophomores-Howard Tuss and Spencer Peterson and freshmen-David Wickens and Mike Campbell. Opening practices, because of cold, wind and wet weather, were confined mainly to calisthenics and weight lifting in the gymnasium. Only after the weather finally cleared up and the track had been bladed were the boys able to practice their specific events on the field. Their first competition was a duel meet with Roy that was held at Winifred on the 17th of April. The Grass Range Invitational was held next on April 24th, with fifteen schools from Central and Eastern Montana participating. The annual Northern Division Decathlon was held the following Tuesday, April 28th, at Denton with four of our upper classmen participating. They were: Andy Anderson, Howard Tuss, Jim Wickens, and James Scoville. The next Friday, May 1st, they competed with sixteen of the Northern Division schools at the Denton Invitational. This was their last workout before they journeyed to Denton again on May 6th, to compete in the District Nine meet where they qualified four boys to enter in the Northern Division meet which was held in Great Falls May 17th. Boys qualifying were: Andy Anderson who placed in the shot, discuss, high jump and relay; Howard Tuss placing in the 440, 880, broad jump and re- lay; Jim Wickens placing in the shot and relay; and James Scoville who placed in the relay. These four boys were also the ones who received letters in track this year. St. Leo's won the District Nine meet, with Grass Range coming in second. After the season was over for the track team, Mr. Sauvageau took the four boys that qualified for Divisional to the Interscholastic meet in Missoula. This trip was promised to the boys that came out for track and placed in the District Nine meet. 29
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