Spring track is coming to an end shortly with the running of the county track meet at Bremen Monday evening, May 13th. This track season the Tyner thinlies have competed in six meets with various neighboring schools. Due to lack of a full squad plus the inexperience of those who participate the Redmen haven't won a meet but placed second twice. Four boys stand a good chance in winning a letter, however;  and those are Richard Berglund,  Tom Biggins,  Harold Bell,  and Larry Barden. It takes twenty points to win a letter.

Plans have been made to get an interest in track on the junior high level. A meet with Lapaz is scheduled for the 14th of May and five school meet is being planned for the 17th of May at Bourbon. We are hoping that track in the junior high will stimulate high school track in the years to come.

Summer baseball program is being set up for this year. Three age groups are being planned with the age groups being 10-12,  13-15,  and the high school team. Schedules for those groups have not been drawn up as yet,  however.

Play Ball!!!  Tyner high school students plus,  Walkerton high school students will travel in buses to see the White Sox play the Los Angeles Angels this Saturday,  the 11th of May. This visit is in honor of Tim Gardner, a Walkerton student, being chosen as the number one bat boy for the White Sox.

Drivers Training will be offered to the students of Tyner and Walkerton this summer. Starting June 3rd the course will begin. Mr. Numcie will conduct the book classes and Mr. Kaiser, of Walkerton, will be the driving instructor. A large group seems to be interested in the course.

The Polk Twp. boys 4-H club will have a bust summer as usual. The summer program is being planned and organized by the officers and the leader,  Mr. Boise. Meetings will be held during the summer in which business will be discussed, dmonstrations will be given concerning the various projects, and proper keeping of record books. Individual project meetings will also be held during the summer to aid anyone having trouble with their projects. Not only include with the projects, but swimming parties, picnics, weiner roasts etc. The last few weeks before time for the county fair, will be busy ones getting the livestock projects and all the other various projects ready for the big event at the fair

Judging teams, that will be participating in the state contests at the State Fair will be practicing during th summer in preparing to compete.