Tarkio College - Tarkiana Yearbook (Tarkio, MO)

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l 'MTU THE TARKIANA, 1936 jgziaigfllgni C, 1935-1936 Coach N. P. Kyle faced a tough basketball season minus the .55 cream of his stars of the previous year, with the result that the burden had to fall upon a combination of the surviving' squad members who had lettered, and Freshmen. 1 Lee Padget, Eldon Fuhrman and Evan Peters were the 4 Freshmen who carried a large share of the season's burden and I ' J - . . . A ' they give promise of being a nucleus of a great team. In ad- dition, there were new men on the reserve squad who will have an opportunity to develop next year. Beside the three freshmen who received letters, five veterans from previous years were so honored. Capt. Sheldon Nauman, Willard Charles, Lynn W'olfe, Fred Omer and Earl Cohen. Charles, three years all-conference, completed his four years of competition at the end of the first semeste1'. Fred Omer, lanky Tabor, Iowa center and guard, was elected to captain the 1936-37 team. 75' Nauman's consistent scoring' and his abil- -QQ.. ity to drive in and garner points when they were sorely needed contributed much to the team this year. His courage and fine atti- tude macle him a leader of the highest type. He will he g'reatly missed by the team next year. ' 1 tT.'U'T. NAUMAN eighty ff 4 r l EACH ROW: fi '1f'f'f from Row: N t ff I. For the second tournament. this ye: Missouri. Drury har and Westminster we the first round ami ' lialf. In the ec-nsola a 48-45 victory. The Westniinsu- fine exhibition of lla Valley defeated Will W0n over Culver-Smg The basketball z andthe spirit of gpm appreciate more than

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41314 I -V int Q ,W Y WM. EVERLY, Tackle Canton, Illinois First Year, weight 191 Second All-Conference EARL COHEN, Tackle K. ARMSTRONG, Tncklc T11I'ki0, Missouri Plnttsmouth, Nebraska Third YCHP, Weight 160 First Year, weight 231 GENE URANSON, Tzlclcle Cuba, Illinois Third Year, weight lT7 it ' XXXX Jo11N RYAN, End , ' Turkio, Missouri 3 ,, min, I Y Sccuml Your, w0i2hl 170 A--f f M wf we-,Wwe If 5g ,4Q J na il 'Q' 3 ,. - ,fp 9, ' f--g ya -, Q . LYNN VVOLFIE, Bnvk Tzxrkio, Missouri Tliircl year, weight 1535 Captain Elect All-Conferenve Calliillll FIIAS. IIUMMI-.l., Centex l-'wow lnwn Sm-mul Yr-:u'. Wvlglll 301 1936, THE TARKIANA l opp? ,424 Aw paigre sr-venly'-liilw J. kfL,fd,1 L

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UUE the hat the Squad F9 the ln and ln ad- ! have vioug Fred years Enter I E I u l l 1936, THE TARKIANA ?g9'5i'S'Q lift? i-Hit BACK ROW: Godfrey, Armstrong, Cohen, Omer, Padgety PQNEI., Peters, Howitt. FRONT ROW: Henstorf, Pierce, Wolfe, Bailey, Nauman, Wheatley, Fuhrman, Kyle, fConch.D . C CJ. LZ. Qmmmmf For the second time, the schools of the Missouri Conference held a basketball tournament, this year the host school being Missouri Valley College at Marshall, Missouri. Drury had previously won the regular season title. The Drury Panthers and Westminster were tourney favorites. The Tarkio Owls drew the Panthers in the first round and were defeated 47-25 after holding the title holders in the first half. In the consolations, Culver-Stockton staged a last half scoring spree to take a 48-45 victory. The Westminster Bluejays won the tourney title by beating Drury 26-24 in fine exhibition of basketball as it can be played by two 0U'CStaHdl1'1g teams- 1115501111 Valley defeated William Jewell 26-22 for the third P12109 While the Central Eagles Won over Culver-Stockton 49-25 to cop the consolation t1'0PhY- . ' - h l. The basketball tournament was a fine experience for all the confeiencebsc 0t0S Hlld the spirit of sportsmanship and friendship diSP12Y9d made those who Pal wma L . . . . . U. appreciate more than ever, the fine organization known 21S the M- C A page eighty-one