Tarkio College - Tarkiana Yearbook (Tarkio, MO)

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I 19236, THE TARKIANA M I-I . 1 ,.-1 it ,Na apjffil ill lf V s,... -- ilff 4. .L 3 fidlfh I ,A ill' feii 'U JM YM USED ..u , - t mil' Me ' mint. E mrtrrrit . GLOVER Hoon HALL .4z1L4iHlflf COHCAZA Lilfl C,f'Li llciill Because of the estimable record made by Mr. Glover in his past years of coaching' be was added to the coaching staff this year. His fine knowledge of line play and ability to work with boys has cont1'ibuted greatly to the success of the team this SGZSOYI. Returning' to Tarkio this year in the capacity of assistant coach Mr. Hood con- tinues to demonstrate his ability as a leader in this new field. Graduating in 19235 LeRoy made an excellent record while he was a member of the varsity football team. l d h been evidenced by his activity on and off Captain Hall's ability as a ea er as the football field. Having' been a regular for four years his efforts were rewarded this season by being selected for end position on the All Conference eleven. Hall has been an excellent field general and his constant dependability and competitive spirit have contributed much to the football success ol' the Owls. page seventy -five

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THE TARKIANA, 1936 l 5 1 5 . .xr IIACK ROVV: Mitchell, Strom. llensdorf. l-'RONT RONV: Carter, liennctt. Campbell. X' fAE C, A1383 JKZLIZZZTJ Pep, the necessary element in moral support of the varsity teams, is aroused and increased by the purple and white clad squad of cheer leaders under the direction of Kenney Mitchell. All athletic contests require that extra push to convince their opponents they are out to win. It is not whether they are on the three yard line with a fourth down losing the game, or on a basketball floor with just thirty seconds left to untie the seoreg someone must give the spark to the team to put out that extra push. When the Owls need pep these leaders with the support of the student body arc always on the side lines to supply it. lEl l3 IVOOTIEALL SCIIEDULE .r Sept. 2:1 Wentworth at Lexington Oct. 2 Simpson at Indianola Oct. 17 Central at Tarkio 1Home-comingj Oct. 23 Chillicothe at Tarkio Oct. 330 VVm. Jewell at Liberty Nov. 125 Mo. Valley at Marshall Nov. 20 Hastings at Tarkio Nov. iffi Peru at T2ll'lCl0 pnew- .4l'X'l'lllf, l-Olll' ' 1 v .Li ,xv lf ,u1l 4 m.ov1:ie: V ,U Because of the he was added to ti. ability to work wit season. Returning to l tinues to demonstr: LeRoy made an exe Captain Hall? llie football field. this season by lm-im liven an excellent 2' lmve culltrlbutul rr, 1 i

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THE TARKIANA, 1936 'l'Ol' RONV: Nnckolls, M1-liride, Rankin, Eve-rly, Armstrongr, Mertz, Graham. Campbell, Coach Hood. SECOND RONV: Coach Kyle, VVoolsey, Mclilfish, Johnson, Cohen, Ryan, W. Hood, Cooper, Chapman, Coach Glover. THIRD ROXV: Adam. NVoll'e. Thacker, Fay, Capt. Hall, Hummel, Branson, Porter, Boyle, Hutchinson. IIOTTOM RONY: Farmer, D. Craig, Veldncr, Marti, G. Crailr, Vanliorn, llookwalter, Prather. it 655.04611 CS-Wm The 1935 football season will remain in the memory of Tarkio fans and players for many years. The Owls emerpqed victorious in five out of seven games played. 'l'wo hig'hlig'hts of the season were the defeat of Mo. Valley by a score of 7-6 and' that of Wm. Jewell by a score of 15-0. The Cardinals are always dangerous competitors while the victory over the Vikings was the first ever experienced by a Kyle coached team on the gridiron. The Owls finished second in the M. C. A. U. Conference with half of the squad playing their first year of College football. Captain Hall will be the only regular lost by graduation. Under the promising' leadership of Capt. elect Lynn Wolfe a brilliant season is expected in 1936. page seventy-six