s.
P. S.
TRACK
Row
1 - R. A. Baldwin , C. Alexopoulos, C. A. Sowley, H. B. Porter, D. C. Hodsdon , T. W. Hoehn ,
C. C. Coyne, Mr. BaU.
R ow
2 - R. H. Rettew, Mr. Kip ,
. A. Shorter, D. K. Coombs, C. J . Musser , C. K. Mithoefer,
K. G. Pinaro , K. Pikios, Mr. Tracy, W. 1. Reedy .
Row
3 - J . T. A. Boswell, H. B. Holmes, R. C. Besse , K. B. Smith,
L.
W. S. J ohnson, D. M. Balsam,
T. S. MacDonaJd .
Row
4 - P. Xanthopoulos,
L.
S. Reeve , C. D. Charles, C. M. Collins, D. G. Andrews, C.
L.
Bell ,
C.
F. ichols.
This year's track tearn was an except ionally
good one, even though the record doesn't indicate
it. Though S. P. S. lost to larger and stronger tearns
from Milton , Vermont Academy, and Governor
Dummer, it placed second in the triple meet with
K.
U.
A. and ew Hampton , and the high point of
the season was the team's victory over Concord
High - its first dual-meet victory in seven years.
Excellent performances were consistently pro–
vided by Tom McDonald in the mile and two-mile ,
in which he se t the schoo l record; and by rookie
Chris Sowley in the high jump , broad jump , and
220 yard dash . [n our last meet , Chris missed the
School's hjgh jump record by one-quarter of an
inch , with a jump of 5' lOW'.
The team has been blessed with very capable
rookies: Bill Hoehn putting the shot; Bill Reedy ,
Charlie
ichols, and Bob Rettew throwing the
spear; third formers ick Shorter and Jim Boswell
in the sprints; and fourth formers Brock Holmes
and Bob Besse in the sprints and broad jump .
Track is one of the more difficult sport s to
coach, but there are three over-worked coaches,
Messrs. Ball , Kip and Tracy, who d id an excellent
job . The tearn is very gratefu l for their leadership
and inspiration.
D. H.
