Dakota High School - Talebearer Yearbook (Dakota, IL)

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l Il ll IE f 111 ll Il I 21, THE TALEBEARER 2: Hack row: Coach Alleman. Reimer. l.. Rleinert. K. Kleincrt. Lawler Front row: Darling tlennisl, Yehmeier. XXI-lls, Glover, Yan fllatre. Track The 1030 track team perlormeml in three Moss- meets hesicles the regular lnterfSoeiety 3111-lligli jump. Contest. '1'ier1 for filth in pole vault. 'l'he First meet ol the season was at l'eca- Reimer- toniea where about seven schools com- Sth-Mile run. peterl. Due to the scoring' elllorts of Glover, jjuwjm-A- to hnish in louith ' ' place Nleinert, Nloss anrl XYe1ls. Dakota was almle Zmjxjqmmiug- In-mul jump. ' Glover- 'l'he next contest was the District Kleet jst-jjiqj, jump. at Dixon. Our hoys participatecl hut mlicl jSt,-lquinniug ju-mul jump. '1Qj1WS 11Wf'f 1S Relay-Daliota, 2nrlflxurtz, l.awler, lhe mam feature ot the track season hows Xycjjsy Gpjwirl . ever, was the County Meet at lireeport. Special mention helongs to Glover who llere Dakota won seeoncl place, losing' onlv I 1 tl t I , I . I . I . . . . ' - fi . s v -is - 0- I to Urangeville. hy a niargin ol a verv lew will K 1011115 Mum m Hel Jmllll llll 'ming ' whose sensational run as anchor man tor Tl I I H 1 1 I I Dakota in the relax' enahlecl us to linish in 1' ' ' 1 f -' I 1 ll uw mlm ll Ml' 'l lull LN ll seeoncl place, losing' to l,ena. ows: Kurtz- Our tennis entrant was Xnclrew-Darling, grd IGOYCI dwgh who gave the opponents plentv ol opposi- n 'wi - C s ' Srcl-220 ycl. flash ' tion clespite his inexperienee. 5th-Stancling hroacl jump. Despite the loss of Glover hy graduation Wells- we feel that with such point winners as lst-Pole vault. XXX-lls. Kurtz, Meinert, Moss ancl l,awler. lst-Standing' hroacl jump. as a nucleus, a winning' team can he pro- Meinert- clueecl in 1951. 1lL'1'1U1'l1lZI.l1CCS at present in- Zncl-l'ole vault. rlicate that Dakota will he a strong' conten- 'l'iecl for fourth in high jump. rler for the Stephenson County title. i n n u 1:11:19 1 9 3 1 -c: 31:11 n in in I Page tzvviily-ozzc

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