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CROSS CCUNTRY Keith Watt, Jack Wineman, Hugh Clark, and Ed Hughes Tarkio's c ro s s country te a m , although not as active as in some years must be congratulated for its performances. Ed Hughes was undefeated in dual meets, and is shown be- low, winning against Jewell. Shake hands and come out running. Ed and Jack are looth seniors this year, so some very capable run ners will have to be found next year, it they are to e e placed Some Relaxation 47
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DAILY.. GRIND - OCT. lst 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th Oth ' ith ' 2th ' 3th 7 4th f 5th l6th I 7th 18th l 9th 20th 2l st 22nd 23rd 24th 25th 26th 27th 28th 29th 30th 3lst Forum Open House a smashing suc- cess. . . Cider anyone?? Kappa presents outstanding chapel. Queen Linda elected . . . Lambda Open House. . Theme - Beauty . Rats!! Sterling won 27-13. Clell Ward: Where's my bed? Broken glass from bottle throwing con- test surrounds Collins Hall .... Fresh- men won . . . Randy Berry decides to get his exer- cise at night, sleep walking. Mary Hall elected Maid of Honor. Eloquent orators featured at pep ral- ly. . .Dougherty, Patton, Moses. Kappa Open House a great success. Owls bow to Jewell. Wait'll next year . .is the cry. Beautiful day for hiking or a picnic . . . .Oh Well.. .Let's sack!! Sally Bowen leads in the mice caught tally. Others moving up. Bring your flyswatter to study in the library. . . Buzzzz. .etc . Dr. Martin snows Greek class wi th o n e of h i s never-to-be-forgotten examinations. Psst. . . Doug G. had date with Sharon M. today. Special cheerleaders should have saved energy for the game. We lost. Mis-fired arrow from cupid's bow strikesT.C . 's most eligible bachelor, Albie Ervolina. F.B. boys growing beards tillwin. Cupid retrieves arrow, as budding ro- mance goes on the rocks. Westminster C h o i r sings fabulously. Miss Cheney gives excellent program at Y . . H .C. decor. begins . Critics acclaim Rudy's c h apel talk. Dark circles begin to show. .Pass the no-doze please. . . We've got to get that thing done. Fabulous T.C . Homecoming . . . i9-l3 victory.. . Nuff Said. . . . Exhausted. .Sack. .z-z-z-z-z No School.. .Still sacked. .. Drat! l Horrid professors beckon. Kappa pledges exhibitskating ability. Faculty outlook on education bright- ens. Longer vacation granted. . Owls lose but manage to silence the Culver Stockton victory bell. 46 lltlfliln ulthoi years its pe En- in Clw- low,
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