fteeeei-ydyS3;oLtWr-hueecis UU lllUUUUCWUU tu a.v«u.:fana. 'Of this staff, 'Wilson, Meder, and Shop© have graduated as far as ■Varsity competition is concerned, at least. The rest of the men are keeping in Bhape for the coming Varsity season. Strangely enough three of the above hail from thej local Iowa City High school. Wilson, Coulter and Boyles received their prep training under Coach Henry C. Souchek of the lo-' cal school. Nesler hails from Dubuque, Everingham from Ft. Madison, Meder from Elkader, Shope from Des Moines, and Klindt from Cedar Falls.Already the staff has an interesting schedule outlined for the first year tracksters, A relay race between four teams of 220 men, should furnish an interesting half mile event for the crowd between the halves of the football gam© tomorrow.Then on the fifteenth, sixteenthand seventeenth of this month, theannual novice is scheduled to berun off. Coach Bresnahan brought from the Olympic games in Paris a collection of cups, plaques and statuettes to be offered the winners of this meet. Any undergraduate who has never won a first in a meet is eligible to enter this affair.