Northern Oklahoma College - Roundup Yearbook (Tonkawa, OK)

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QQ i5it?Si L' i'i 5 - .. -11---V. ,' ., ' '4Uf'.-14' F. F. Foster E. Faye Richards Athletics in the State School for boys and girls is directed by F. F. Foster and Miss E. Faye Richards, respectively. Foster comes to us from the A. 85 M. College at Stillwater, and Miss Richards from the State Normal at Emporia, Kansas. Both have proven their worth in their line of work, as the records of the various teams will attest. Especially the girls' basket ball team made a remarkable record, losing only one game throughout the entire season. At the beginning of the school year there was a change in the director of athletics from that of the previous year. Although not so lucky as in some of the past years, the' teams of the boys did good work. Under this management much enthusiasm has been taken in tennis by both boys and girls, this year being the first time that, the State School has entered the Tennis Tournament at Norman. In the regular gymnasium work Coach Foster has been assisted by Prof. C. E. Johnson. K The State School has 'one of the finest athletic fields in the state. On this field is located four well-kept tennis courts, a football field, baseball diamond, and a 440 yard track The gymnasium is next to the best in anybstfite institution. It is equipped l t ' 'd t k ' .with Iockei' rooms, swimming pool, showers, baslcet a cour , 1ns1 e rac , swings, and parallel bars. In this building are also the d1rectors' offices. 167