Tarkio College - Tarkiana Yearbook (Tarkio, MO)

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THE TARKIANA, 1938 OWL MARKS FOR THE YEAR 1936-1937 100-yd. dash ...... 220-yd. dash ...... 440-yd. dash ...... 880-yd. run ...... Mile run ............. Two mile run ..,...... 110-yd. high hurdles 2.05........ .......10.20:6 220-yd. low hurdles ..,... ........ 2 415 ----.--- High Jump ,......,....... ....... 6 ' 11A .... . Broad jump ..... .......... 2 2' 5 ..,.. .... . Pole Vault ....... ......... 1 2' 2.61 ..... .... . Shot put ....... ........ 4 2' 55 .... . Discuss ..... Javelin ...... Mile relay ....... Half mile relay ..... Jewell 53, page seventy ....,....120'..... Padget Padget-School Record Ryan D. Bennett D. Bennett V. Brown .... Cotner-School Record Padget-School Record Padget-School Record Cotner-Conference Record MacFarland-School Record Porter Padget Padget-Record ........3:36:9 fSaurbaugh, Grebe, D. Bennett, Ryanl fCotner, Waits, Adams, Padgetj RELAYS AND MEETS Hastings Relays-Fourth place, 10 points. William Jewell 69, Tarkio 67. Tarkio 74, Peru 62. Tarkio 96, Nebraska Wesleyan 40. STATE MEET Tarkio 46, Missouri Valley 29V-z Westminister 27V2, Central 12 Drury 8.

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1938, THE TARKIANA TENNIS-'37 Tennis, on the upward swing for two seasons, saw another good year in th e spring of '37 . Led by Captain Boettner the team disposed of Peru 6-0, but met seemingly a 1 ,- reverse English and lost 6-0 to a well balanced Nebraska Wesleyan team. The J QWQ11 meet ended in a 4-3 decision for Tarkio by virtue of a last minute rally of the Brown- Strom doubles team. The boys also defeated Red Oak Junior College. Among the lettermen are Boettner, Cunningham, Strom, Brown, Pierson, Me- Cartney. Tarkio 6 Peru 0 Tarkio 4 Wm. Jewell 3 Tarkio 0 Nebraska Wesleyan 6 Tarkio 4 Red Oak 0 I th fall of the '38 season Tarkio again took a clean sweep from Peru 6-0 and n e tied St. Joseph Junior College 3-3. The ladder in the fall of '37 read Cunningham, Martin, Brown, McCartney, Wheatley, McKee. EDITOR'S NOTE: We are sorry that no picture of the tennis team was available for printing in this book. THE INTRA-MURAL ff' ' l steam letter offer of the college. There are The Intra-Mural is the o icia r - -V ' t' this year. More en- about 75 active men participaters, in the organiza ion th' ear than has sprouted for years on thusiasm has taken root in the mural games is y the campus. ' A Basketball, table-tennis, softball, and horse-shoe-pitching were the major sports 'f nnounces that this is a . of the year. Mr. A. C. Nuckols, better known as Crook , 3 H f a better mural season next year. very successful year, and that already he has plans or 'ith Nuck g he enjoys their com- The b0YS all appreciate and enjoy playmg W t ment that he loves boys, and that he en- ljanlonship equally. He once made the sta e .1 h Joys games, but both together, me ' This is a good Phi osop Y. an contentment to him. page seventy-one