Tarkio College - Tarkiana Yearbook (Tarkio, MO)

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l CLASS OF '34 JOE STEVENSON, Tarkio, Mo.--Had a fine spirit, and with his conscientious Work and co-operation won the praise and admiration of the players and coaches. RICHARD HINDERLITER, Canton, Illinois-A great little guard to run interference. The opponents found it diflicult to cross the line over his position. He was always determined to win. HERMAN FARRIS, Columbus, Ohio-Developed into a dependable end. Much is expected of Herman in his remaining y-ears. LINUS DAVISON,Burchard Nebraska-Was an all-state selection for half back. Lifnue was a triple threat man who was constantly Worrying the defense. He was Tarkio's scoring threat. Several touchdowns were made due to his shiftiness, speed and elusiveness. ' Page 39

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l M3411 J.. D. JAMES, Rock Port, Mo.-Cared for the blocking position in a v-ery capable way. His spirit of fairness, team spirit and sportsmanship were contributing factors for the team's success DELBERT STERRETT, Des Moines,-had plenty of speed and desire to cause the opposition plenty of worry and grief. Delb-ert should be a valuable man next year. STERLING SHRAUGER, Pawnee City, Nebraska-A field general that always carried out his instructions. Sterling could always be depended upon to command the team with the best of ability. ROBERT CRAIG, Tarkio, Mo.-Was a tower of strength behind the lines. His plunging ability was superior.. Bob carried the brunt of our passing attack by possessing an accurate eye for tossi-ng passes. RUSSELL Wehrli, Mound City, Mo.-Was possibly the most dangerous broken-field runner Tarkio has had in years. Lack of experience kept Russell from running wild in his previous years. l GEORGE HUTCHINGS, Des Moines, Iowa-A pow- l erful linesman that did not know the limit of. his strength. He always had a keen desire to improve. George will be back next year to do battle for his team. Page 41 D