Tarkio College - Tarkiana Yearbook (Tarkio, MO)

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CLASS OF 3134 ELBERT HAMILTON Track Captain 1 9 3 3 The 1933 track squad under the able leadership of Captain Elbert Hamilton should make an excellent showing. Alex is a capable lead-er and his trump part is that of the short dashes. He can generally be coufnted on for first place in both 100-yd. and 200-yd. dashes. Such men as Monahan, Mitch-ell, Bennett, M. Sterrett, McMullen, Offenbacker, Waits, Hoov-er, Cox, Wolfe, Davison and Cline are all valuableiassets to this season's squad. T , Page 47 D

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' CLASS GF u34 E Reading from left to right. Back row: Coach Kyle, Denning, Wolfe, Cox, P. Henn. Hilton, Brown, Mitchell, Nauman, Minter, Hood. Front row:Manners, Waits, .Monahan Wehrli, Offenbacker, Wilson, Browning, Stevenson, Hamilton, Kent, B. Sterrett. 1932 TRACK SEASGN Tarkio Coll-ege track squad, consisting of anine letter-men and twelve other mem- ' ' for the 1932 bers, under leadership of Captain Harvey Wilson, Senior, began training season in the fall. The Squad's old letter men, with the aid of new material rounded into a well-ba.lanced track team. A total of four dual meets were placed on the Tark's ' d ath schedule Two of the meets were won. Tarkio defeated Omaha University cm er p . and William Jewell and lost to Maryville State Teachers College and Peru State ' ' U. A. t which was Teacher's College. Twelve points were garnered ln the M. C. A. mee C l bia Mo With the '32 season completed nine new men had lettered, held at o um , . . , bringi-ng the total number of letter-men to eighteen. From the eighteen lettermen only threeg Captain Wilson, Browning and Wlehrli, will not be available for the 1933 track SCHSOU. Page 46 ' u

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' CLASS or 'X34 l x A Wim :. .-,: f 'W ff , . Reading from left to right, Eddy, James, Minter, Stevenson, J. McMullen, Jackson, R. McMullen, Hoover. TENNIS The spring of 1932 witnessed another successful season for the wielders of the racquet. Veterans returning from the previous season were Stevenson, Saal, Laing, ' ' ' J ddition to th-ese J. McMullen and R. McMullen. Those who succeeded in lettering in a were Eddy, Hoover, Jackson, Minter, and James. Matches were won from William Jewell, St. Joseph Junior College, Peru and Omaha University. A Stevenson repeated his performance of the year before by winning the state tournament. Paired with J. McMullen he advanced to the finals in the doubles. Here h e eliminated by the Central tennists. One of two scheduled matches was t ey wer played in the fall of '32 with Peru. In this match the Tarks took out the Teachers 8-1. ' ' d ff Hendricks, M Additions to the team who showed considerable promise were Woo ru , . Sterrett, and Warre-n. The team of the previous spring remained intact with the ex ception of Saal and Eddy. Page 48