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Show Coach Ike Armstrong instituted the Sorority Relays in 1926 . They Vlere to be a means of arousing interest in track . The enthusiasm. w~s more than the coach had ar,ticipated . These rel(.ya were to be the climax of the spring inter- class track meet which is held annue.lly . The r ace i3 for ons helf mile and the te31:ls are composed of four men , generally two sprinters and two weight men , each man running 220 yards . C"lpt£iJ;s are cllOsen by the coach and t hey select their team from the squad members . The sorority they are to represent, and '~hose colors they wear , are chosen by drawin3 from a hat . The teems are generally divided into two groups of runners and the winners are those who make the fastest time . Interest has grown so much in these races t hat they in themselves are attractive enough to d r aw larCl:e crowds . Phi Epsilon Ralph Pratt Obrey Pea roe ~~~ i~~~;es Pratt Clark Loren Pilling Delta Theta Chi James i/oodward Freeman ',llll1slllS Jaok Squires Ralph Goodwin Les N9'o~man Nathan Long SherlllBn Clark Nathan Long Lambda Phi Lambda Lawrence d1JD.mons Leland Bur3ess Chi Omega li;.~~l~c~~~hforth Alpha Delta Pi Chi Oaega None (weather) Samuel Stu1 th Max McKendrick Horace Gardner Stanley Mahoney Chi Omega J aaes Murphy Boyd Stansfield Nona (war) John Gross Harold .[right Elbert S~eff'ield Grey Lusty William Kinner Hermen Goldstein Horace Gardner John Mitchell Fred StElvens Aldo Richins Don lleissner Hugh Bird Bruce Radcliffe Boyd stansfield Ned Bennion J ack zang Melvin i.tkinson Conrad Jarman Ted Niiye Le'wis Farr ttal1I'ice McCullough 3tan Gold |
